snes 3d model

Loved the iconic keychain and remixed it as a tribute to the fierce members of Blackpink, inspired by the high-energy beats of their hit song "Whistle," which electrified fans worldwide with its captivating music video.

Plug in one end of each Type C cable into the two available USB ports on your device. Then take one end of the Double USB Plug and connect it to both Type C cables simultaneously, securing them firmly with a satisfying click. ...With this simple yet...

In the late '90s, relive your Super Nintendo glory days with a famous console, developed by SolidWorks. ...This version, available for download starting from the 2012 software release, offers an exciting gaming experience.

Just a quick design to wall mount your Super Nintendo Classic edition. ...The countersunk holes support #4 wood screws.

Just a small little usb holder, styled so that your flash drive goes in the spot where your cartridge would go. ...I went more for 'looks right' rather than absolute scale.

I'm replacing a worn-out Super Nintendo controller with a custom-made button set. I picked up a cheap USB controller and decided to upgrade it since it felt flimsy. ...Using Japanese Famicon colors, I printed new buttons that I think will perfectly fit...

We craft custom dust covers! Our designers meticulously tailor each cover to precision perfection, ensuring a flawless print every time. Logo placement is fully detachable, allowing for easy customization and endless creativity. ...Bring your unique...

I inserted text from Lufia's box art right into this cartridge, specifically where you'd normally see a label.

I attached a 4-cell tray and a 6-cell tray. ...The labels are printed individually, after which they click seamlessly into place in their designated holders.

I included a 4-cart holder and a 6-cart holder. The letters are printed separately and then click into the holder. ... Please see my Etsy listing to order your finished print:...

Many people have fond memories of their childhood involving the Joystick Super Nintendo console. Our recent project was a trip down memory lane as it required quite a bit of effort to complete. ...Take a look for yourself!

I encountered an issue where some games had poorly structured boxes, causing me to abandon purchases. ...To address this, I designed an alternative solution, which, upon completion of building facilities, will be updated with detailed instructions.

Trimmed down original https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4716478 removing un needed bulk dropped from 24hour print to 11 hours, no support needed

Retro-style Raspberry Pi Zero enclosure. ...I've upgraded to the bigger Pi 3s, but these still function well.

It's my own design and I suck at this thing so feel free to give feedback

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...

This is an exclusive cartridge where I skillfully inserted text directly from Lufia's captivating box art into the precise location where the label would normally reside.

Not sure if it was my specific Super Nintendo or what, but this didn't fit as flush as I had hoped so after a bit of tweaking I got it to fit more to my liking. Looks really nice printed with some transparent ultramarine blue prusament, with the top...

It's just the controler. ... You can see, print and paint, here; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kv5d2GS-XXA The console must be removed from the original file.

Supports only touching the build plate. Print on its left side so support material is not needed for the cartridge slot. ... If you have issues with the game cartridge not fitting try scaling it up in your slicer by 1% or 2%.

For the slide switch I used something like this: https://www.digikey.de/product-detail/de/e-switch/EG1201/EG1901-ND/101720 For the microswitch you need one with a height of 9.5mm like the ones here:...

To celebrate the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., we created a 3D printed Rainbow Road from Super Mario Kart (SNES) for the new Mario Kart Live. The track consists of more than 4400 3D printed pieces and its size is 5 meters per 5,4 meters.

To celebrate the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., we created a 3D printed Rainbow Road from Super Mario Kart (SNES) for the new Mario Kart Live. The track consists of more than 4400 3D printed pieces and its size is 5 meters per 5,4 meters.

... / Stained glass window dedicated to the cover of Zelda Link to the past on SNES Nintendo! ... Knock yourself out! This is a lithophane from the cover of Zelda Link to the past on SNES Nintendo, that could be used as a stained glass window. ... Enjoy!

Lithophane / Vitrail dédié à la jaquette de Zelda Link to the past sur SNES Nintendo! ... Faites vous plaisir ! This is a lithophane from the cover of Zelda Link to the past on SNES Nintendo, that could be used as a stained glass window. ... Enjoy !

I've also got an older model of this shelf (about 20 years old), which differs in size, which means there are different revisions of it. Make sure to measure yours before printing. I'm not sure if the American cartridges will work without resizing...

* Modify the SNES cartridge by cutting away support structures, removing connector walls, and removing corner supports. This will allow for easier assembly. * Use super glue to secure 3D printed pieces in place. Reinforce USB ports with hot glue from...

... Currently supported cart types include SNES (PAL), SNES (NTSC), N64, Gameboy/GBA, DS/3DS, and NES. SNES NTSC functionality is possible thanks to blackbird68's testing efforts, while NES support was made possible by McSwindler's contributions.

... about your experiences down in the comments! Currently supported cart types: SNES (PAL), SNES (NTSC), N64, Gameboy/GBA, DS/3DS, NES SNES NTSC version possible thanks to testing by blackbird68 NES version possible thanks to testing by McSwindler