sorry game pieces 3d models

I was looking around my house for things to draw and stepped on a sorry game piece. ...so i drew it.

This is a Sorry game piece to replace some of the pieces that have been lost over time.

... bringing it momentarily out of the closet to face a blank canvas waiting for life. ...That was the instant spark, prompting me to create a piece from its image, infusing the piece with all the emotions attached to its imperfect, forgotten status.

A buddy required a substitute pawn for their Sorry game. ...This is an approximate replica based on a picture of the authentic piece's profile.

This is a new game piece for the popular board game Sorry. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator Rafts: Yes, to ensure secure adhesion of the print to the build plate. Supports: Not needed in this design as...

We had an extremely old Sorry game with a crucial piece missing, so I took immediate action. I simply used my CR-10S printer because it just so happened to have the exact right color installed. ...The slicer settings aren't even worth considering in...

I successfully recreated the original Sorry piece with minimal alterations to optimize it for 3D printing processes.

After losing a game piece, I made my own replica to print out as many replacement pieces as I wanted. ...These pieces should print without the need for any support, raft, or brim, and only 10% infill.

My kid went crazy for Sorry, so I gave him an unforgettable birthday present - a colossal Sorry game piece that towered over the rest. ...I even crafted a piggy bank shaped like a Sorry card to add some extra fun to his celebration.

In the renowned board game "Sorry," this image displays ABS-printed game pieces. The glossy regions are due to 0.1mm layer ABS prints that have undergone Acetone Vapor Smoothing. ...To purchase a real-life version of this model, visit my Shapeways store...

I made this for my dad because he needed a magnet marker for a scoreboard he was making. I made this using the Tinkercad software because I'm too lazy to learn how to use anything else, and Tinkercad is super easy. ... I printed this with...

Redesigned from the original 3PD3 design of the "Sorry" board game piece, my rendition addressed the troublesome concave bottom by opting for a flat base instead. ...This straightforward modification facilitated smoother printing results overall.

Inspired by zacleung's Cute Unicorn, thing:2222300, here is a set of Sorry board game pieces. For a full set print 4 cute unicorns of each of 4 colors. Also print 2 boxes. Each box holds 8 cute unicorns. The boxes fit nicely into the Sorry board game...

Inspired by zacleung's Cute Unicorn, thing:2222300, here is a set of Sorry board game pieces. For a full set print 4 cute unicorns of each of 4 colors. Also print 2 boxes. Each box holds 8 cute unicorns. The boxes fit nicely into the Sorry board...

Inspired by zacleung's Cute Unicorn, thing:2222300, here is a set of Sorry board game pieces. For a full set print 4 cute unicorns of each of 4 colors. Also print 2 boxes. Each box holds 8 cute unicorns. The boxes fit nicely into the Sorry board game...

I made a toy, a little something green to hold, a Sorry game piece that's perfectly fine. I created this because at home we have the Sorry board game and one of my green pieces is bent out of shape. So, I wanted to make a new one so it wouldn't be...

A Player's Game Piece in the Classic Board Game Sorry!

We have had our game of "Sorry!" since the children were young, in the 1980s. Now our grandchildren really enjoy playing the game too. But along the way we've lost some of the pawns. I thought that when I got a 3D printer I'd find designs for the...

We have had our game of "Sorry!" since the children were young, in the 1980s. Now our grandchildren really enjoy playing the game too. But along the way we've lost some of the pawns. I thought that when I got a 3D printer I'd find designs for the...

We have had our game of "Sorry!" since the children were young, in the 1980s. Now our grandchildren really enjoy playing the game too. But along the way we've lost some of the pawns. I thought that when I got a 3D printer I'd find designs for the...

Sorry for my long time of inactivity! A lot of school and classes so i havent been able to model! Apologies! ...SU-85B coming soon, hopefully.

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:340321 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=340321 Instructions Using the following options: BlockLength = 5 BlockWidth = 2 Name = Sorry

I'm sorry. Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1039106 Instructions Using the following options: textStyle = out clipOffset1 = 3 clipOffset2 = 2 labelRadius = 2 charSpacing = 1.1...

... scoring token. I designed a replacement using computer-aided modeling software and 3D-printed several copies for her. Upon completion, I realized this design might be useful to others who have encountered similar problems with their own board games.

HAVE FUN BUT DONT SAY "SORRY''!

Game pieces.

A few board game pieces.

I have a bunch of games that either are missing pieces, or never came with them in the first place (Cheap Ass Games, Print and Play, etc.) So I decided to sit down and make a bunch of game pieces in Tinkercad just for fun. Some I modeled on existing...

There are two game pieces, one large and the other tiny. The larger one boasts a rotating diamond on top, while the smaller one is an unadulterated diamond. ...Players can utilize the larger piece to keep track of their progress.