retroblaster n64 3d models

I like NintendoI loved the Nintendo 64I found a N64 Logo Statue on Thingiverse and Remixt it as a Pen and SD-Card Holder.Here is the Source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2383469

The N64 was the crowning jewel of my youth. ...My cousin and I spent countless hours playing together, relying solely on our own instincts and ingenuity to overcome the obstacles in some seriously tough games, without any hand-holding or step-by-step...

These small wall-mounted storage solutions keep your console controllers like PS3, N64, etc., organized and within easy reach. They can also serve as makeshift stands for handheld devices. The design consists of two main components: a sturdy wall...

... one. The console was too high for me and the controller too far forward. Now the console is only raised 30mm at the back and the controller is tilted more. In addition, I made wider holders for the Pikachu N64, because it has different holes.

As a child, I spent hours exploring the world of Zelda on my trusty N64 controller. Ever since then, I've dreamed of bringing that magic home in a way that's all my own. ...Today, that dream becomes a reality - now you can experience it for yourself!

I whipped up this N64 mockup using nothing but my imagination and some carefully chosen reference images - no actual console was on hand, so I had to rely on a few well-placed photos to ensure the proportions were spot on.

This is the switch that sets the Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time in motion. ...A modified iteration of this switch can be found in later reimaginings of the game, but the original version remains a defining feature of the N64 classic.

... series before. ...This exceptional blade is prominently featured in the Ocarina of Time games, appearing in both the N64 and 3DS versions, but I chose to base my model on the 3DS iteration due to its superior resolution, making it simpler to work with.

This is my N64 Logo Model that I've made on SolidWorks. I also have a drawing with the measurements so others can make this model as well if they wish. Additional info is also available on the drawing. I've also included an STL file for printing.

Picked up a n64 off ebay, but it was missing the original cover! No problem, it's all fixed now. ... Print Settings: Printer: Monoprice Select Mini Rafts: Yes, necessary for this design Supports: Yes, to ensure stability during printing Resolution:...

... failing), I decided to make my own in Tinkercad. ...I have Nameplates for the NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Xbox, and the Atari 2600. If you need another console's nameplate, just request it in the comments and I'll be sure to make one and upload it. ...

I remixed the SNES Game holder by TheDima so that it would hold N64 cartridges. ...This is the first time i have actually remixed anything and there are a few little discrepancies in the model but it prints well and does its job.

NES, SNES, GB, GBA, N64, Famicom and countless others all fit perfectly on this stylish display stand. Whether you're a collector or just starting to build your retro game collection, this versatile stand has got you covered. ...Watch in action:...

... ...I started with a base design inspired by the original N64 mask and carefully modified it for optimal printing on a 200x200x240 printer. If necessary, you can also cut it yourself to achieve the desired shape. ...I hope you truly enjoy this creation!

My goal with this build was to package a raspberry pi 3 and small USB audio soundcard into an N64 to use together with Joseph Basquin's SamplerBox (https://www.samplerbox.org/). The front left controller connector ports were customized to...

Based on the trim ring I recreated, I've also made this modification that guides the stick into 8-directional grooves when installed, for a similar feel to the Gamecube / N64 sticks.As with the original design, I recommend a 0.25mm nozzle or resin...

Nintendo 64 enthusiasts rejoice at the unveiling of a revolutionary new gaming accessory - the N64 USB gamepad joystick, designed to bring nostalgia and precision control into the modern era. ...This ingenious device seamlessly connects your classic...

... from mechanical. ...Unfortunately, my used keypad did not come with a thumbstick. I modified a Lego technic piece and N64 controller to create my own. ... To be honest, I prefer my model with the textured pad vs the smooth pad of the stock thumbstick

Collection of the most popular videogame controllers: Nes SNES Megadrive PS2 N64 Xbox 360 /Steam controller Wii Playstation Move All the wired controllers have an extra space for cables. ...Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap ...

I created a demake of the student game character I worked on and built an N64 version just for kicks. You can check out the original character model here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/R33L8m. ...If you want to see more props from my Game...

A Custom Amiibo of one of my favorite lesser known characters from the N64 Era, Marina Lightyear! The original model was found for free on The Model Resource, uploaded by Xinus23. ... ...

... but unfortunately, I couldn't locate a precise model for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. ...Therefore, I adapted the N64 design to match the dimensions of a Sega Genesis/Mega Drive cartridge perfectly. ... The Result: Genesis Does What Nintendon't

... of dragons and level assets was carefully crafted for a mobile game that never saw the light of day all the way back in 2012. ...There's something undeniably nostalgic about 'N64-like' game assets that instantly transport you back to a bygone era.

... crafted before from the iconic Zelda series. ...This sword is discovered in the Ocarina of Time games, both on the N64 and 3DS platforms, but I've modelled this one after the 3DS version due to its superior resolution, making it easier to replicate.

Also to keep it appropriate to the 64 vintage, I took Mario's 2D N64 textures, measured and printed them on sticker paper to keep it as close to the original model as best as I could. Suggest printing him on his back, with supports. NOTE - to...

Unprotected N64 gameshark pros! The cartridge slot on top of the Nintendo64 gameshark pro is unprotected, but no more. Protect your gameshark pro cartridge slot with a new SharkOver. Tested on a gameshark pro 3.3. Had some layer adhesion issues on...

There's a bit of wiggle room for the carts once in the slots, I left this just so that when the N64 and NES holders are side by side on a shelf they sit nicely next to each other and look rather uniform. If you print more than one you can stack...

I plan on making more for other consoles such as Genesis (MegaDrive) and maybe Sega Master and Gameboy/Advance.Check out the SNES dust covers:https://youtu.be/836FfJd-Ab0Check out the N64 dust covers here:https://youtu.be/w8s3DbRvK5MIf you like this...

Notes about the N64 and SNES versions. They are designed to sit on a DVD Shelf. They the same same depth as a DVD and the same height or less of a DVD. They are an easy Print but take about 24 hours to print. They dont need a lot of infil...

I wanted a design that looked similar to DarkFireGhost's N64 stand, so that my SNES and N64 could having matching stands basically. I took Dutch_Kirb's design and removed the back flat support because i felt it didn't need it. I also squared out...