gamecube case 3d models

These custom display stands showcase original GameCube game box designs that can be found for purchase on Etsy at telltaleatheist.com/3dstore. The standard color scheme features black printing with white wood filler used to create a bold logo. ...While...

This Print has yet to be tested on a Gamecube/Pico but should be fine. Marked Work in progress until I print it. A fan mount replacement that will also provide a mount for a Raspberry Pi Pico. The stand has option to use M2 x 5MM screws to...

It's a protective sleeve for the analog stick of your Nintendo Gamecube controller. Prolonged exposure to sunlight causes the rubber-like surface of the stick to become tacky and unpleasant to play with. I created this sleeve to cover and conceal the...

Just place your GameCube on top of the four small pillars and it will fall into place.Print with supports touching build platePrinted on CR-6 SE using prusament PETG.   Wavebird holder hasn’t been tested yet.  This upgrade...

I will post a full guide on how to assemble once I get a OEM gamecube controller to test this on. ... Here are the buttons i used:...

... closer to the original design. Support is recommended. If your support doesn't separate easily, check your slicer settings. =================== Simlified GameCube "Triforce" Simplified Corner Stand https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4736346

Couldn't find a display for my ASCII gamecube controller, so I made 2 separate smaller parts so I could display it.ASCII controller keyboard part hangs lower than where the stands sits, so it does touch, however it still is able to display it nice. ...I...

...... Hello, I am offering you a stand to store your Nintendo Switch games Gamecube edition! I took the measurements of my old console to have the same model to the detail! You can store 9 games. There are 8 files to print. I only painted the big cube.

Sure you could use black screws instead of the included silver ones, but I decided to just make the fan clip into place from behind eliminating the screws entirely.  When installing the new fan holder, make sure the clips are to the left...

It wasn't ripped from the Gamecube or anything like that; it was just modeled by eye in AutoCAD, so it probably isn't 100% accurate. It's definitely recognizable, though!</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Signs &amp; Logos Summary</h3>...

My main goal was to design molds that provide enough room so the walls don't bow while producing small and practical molds for gamecube controller buttons. I have not used these yet as my giant gang molds are still working fine, but intend to form a...

Here's one stand that will make your GameCube come to life. This stand captures the instant in the boot animation, where the cube dunks down into the center. Frozen in time.</p> <p>It has been child-tested to be stable enough and won't easily topple,...

This is a Nintendo GameCube controller display stand designed for enthusiasts. To assemble it, two arms per base need to be printed, resulting in a total of three models being required for the complete stand. If you're interested in purchasing one,...

Additionally, I realized that the knobs' orientation was based on the Gamecube memory cover, but they're oriented differently in reality - so I corrected that mistake. Also, I noticed that the knobs were 2 mm too large, which I've since adjusted. The...

This badge was designed to fit as a replacement for the Thermaltake Core V1 PC case Thermaltake logo badge. ...Some features are sub-millimeter, and may require better printers, or some post-processing to improve text readability.

I made it into a keycap using Tinkercad.

To hone my surfacing skills, I chose this item as an ideal subject.

The Nintendo seal has become synonymous with home gaming systems everywhere.

Revamped and Reimagined: The Refreshed Emblems of a Bygone Era. A Resurrected Symbol Takes Shape - Its Lines Smoothed by Time. With sleek new curves, the revived insignia boldly makes its presence felt. A Fusion of Form and Function Evokes Memories...

This is a remake with a triforce.

Just getting familiar with my 3D printer, if someone can get this to print smoothly, I'd greatly appreciate it! I designed this using Maya, which took an eternity to complete, so please take a moment to enjoy the result! I'm planning to offer this...

The human body is a complex machine that operates on a vast network of intricate systems and processes.

I encountered issues with slicing in Simplify3D, so I corrected the various modeling flaws.

A group assignment is scheduled for our coursework session.

A completed prop project that took roughly one month to complete from start to finish.

Sculpted in Nomad Sculpt. The left stick can come out a little rough at small scale (on my printer at least). ...Needs supports as well.

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