atari cartridge case 3d models

This is an Atari 5200 cartridge storage and label solution case/holder for loose cartridges. Note: I do not have all the games cases deigned as yet as this is still a work in Progress and will be adding more as time goes on. Revision: I do realize I...

Housing for the popular device SIC! ...for Atari 8-bit. Extra blind case for single title without buttons.

I removed unnecessary parts, added Atari logo on the back (just like the original XEGS carts) and fixed some model errors leftby original author (double vertices, missing polys and so on) but it's still far from being perfect and not optimal, and I...

Atari 2600 Cartridge Case Replacement for two PCB types

This is a high-stakes mission for the Atari ST Cartridge PCB from The Backoffice show. Four strategic M2 screws, approximately 5mm in length, hold everything together. A crucial bottom case addition features a precision-crafted hole to accommodate...

ATARI XL XE CARTRIDGE CASE https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/ATARI_800XL_MULTI_GAME_CARTRIDGE__8_x_8KB_.html https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/ATARI_800XL_MULTI_GAME_CARTRIDGE__4_x16KB_.html...

Here's a 3D printable case thoughtfully designed by Chrissy, perfectly tailored to house your Atari ST Mega Cartridge (https://backofficeshow.com/). This design leaves ample space for adding switches and IO if you're interested in doing some Atari...

This is a case for the Atari ST/STE EPROM Cartridge at https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Atari_ST_STE_EPROM_Cartridge.html

This is an Atari 8bit comuter (XL/XE) cartridge case designed to fit GRAND IDEA STUDIO Pixel Past PCBs. Botom part comes in two heights 9mm and 12mm, the later is to fit socketed chips. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot...

These are Atari 5200 video game cartridge storage cases that I created in Tinkercad with labels, the tops fit secure and snug with no supports. ...Most of the files I created are also on Thingiverse <a...

I decided to keep my Atari 2600 Cartridges secure in Universal Game Cases (UGCs) easily sourced online. However, these cases didn't fit the cartridges snugly, so I created this adapter to hold them firmly in place. The design fits tightly around the...

This is a case for the Raspberry Pi Atari Lynx 'Pi Hat'. It is custom sized to fit a Raspberry Pi model 2/3/4 along wit the Lynx PiHat. The SD card is not accessible once the case is assembled. ... For more info see...

Atari game cartridge display cases are being created as part of a research team focused on Human Centered Design & Engineering at the University of Washington: Atari Women (www.atariwomen.org).\r\n\r\nThe design is intended to honor the often-untold...

Atari XL Cart (ish) design to fit the OSS 4-in-1 (short) board on PCBWay https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/OSSCART__OSS_4_in_1_Short_Cartridge_for_Atari_400_800_Computers.html

I used Agate Grey, This is as close as I can get to the original Atari Colour, in case the link gets blocked, please search for ERYONE PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA, +/-0.03mm, 1kg(2.2lbs)/Spool, Agate Grey...

This is a case for the Atari USB Power Cart, a product available on the Back Office Show website (https://backofficeshow.com/shop/atari-st-usb). The "logo" part can be printed in various colors using different filaments to create a unique effect. For...

Atari 2600 cartridge cover

Atari Cartridge Box

Remix of Atari 2600 Cartridge Housing by joegrand. ... Removed the logo from the top case and removed the label indent on the bottom case so as to be able to print flat on the bed.

I wanted a convenient way to store and showcase my Atari cartridges. Version 4 seems like the perfect choice, ideal for displaying my collection on a shelf. However, it's a bit too snug for storing cartridges in a drawer. ...In that case, Version 5 is a...

Atari 400 / 800 / 1200 cartridge holder. ...Holds 5 cartridges 45 degree tilt so you can read labels Stackable shape Prints without support assuming your printer can handle 45 degrees without support Holes for mounting in any orientation

This is an Atari 2600 cartridge holder adapter that I designed to interface with the legs in the original design. ...It's a bit of a loose fit, both for the cartridge and the connecting pins, but it gets the job done.

A tiny shelf crafted specifically to hold four authentic original cartridge boxes for the Atari 2600 and 7800 systems, complete with their outer packaging. Its unique shape is expertly designed to mirror the iconic Atari logo, making it an instant...

I've accumulated an impressive assortment of Atari cartridges in my retro collection, prompting me to take on the task of organizing them. These custom designs are specifically tailored to be used with a standard photo box, allowing for efficient...

... a broken beyond repair Atari 2600 to put a raspberry pi inside and make a retro pi console. ...In the end I decided to blank off the cartridge port, it is in my plans to fill this space in future with a game display but for now the blanker will do.

Build your own Atari cartridge rack. Print multiple shelves stacking them on top of each other. Then cap it off with the shelf top. I used crazy glue to join the shelves together. ... The hole in the middle is to reduce filament usage and print time.

This design features a housing for an Atari 2600/VCS cartridge, fitting standard PCBs or custom alternatives like my own creation from grandideastudio.com. Conceived with toolinc.com in 2002 and now available, watch the time-lapse of its Makerbot...

A small shelf designed to hold four Atari 2600/7800 original cartridge boxes (not just the cartridges!) The shape is designed to evoke the Atari logo. Print size should fit in most standard printers. ...The boxes are a bit of a tight fit - scaling up 1%...

Atari 400 Box, for the "Pixel Past" Board

This is a custom-made cartridge stand for Atari 2600 games, designed to hold up to five game cartridges securely. Multiple stands can be easily connected using the central connector, allowing for convenient organization and storage of gaming...