Mini Commodore C64 with 1541 disk drive (and now 1702 Monitor)

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UPDATE: After facing public scrutiny by tuxcat ;-) I have added a 1541 monitor to my collection. This revised Mini C64 version features function keys, joystick ports, an operational 1541 drive, stickers for logo displays and a styrofoam cardboard box reminiscent of the original. Print one copy of each part in specific colors: black for c64keyboard_l.stl, c64_side_plate.stl, and 1541_door.stl; grey for c64keyboard_r.stl; and tan for c64bodytop.stl, c64bodybottom.stl, and 1541_body.stl. You can print these parts on black PLA for the black pieces and white PLA for the rest, then paint them with Rustoleum spray paint. To assemble the C64, attach the keyboard halves to c64bodytop.stl, glue c64sideplate.stl to c64bodybottom.stl, and finally join both subassemblies. For the 1541 disk drive, combine 1541_door.stl with 1541_body.stl. To build the monitor, print 1702face and 1702rear in black, 1702body in tan or white, glue rear to body, attach the screen decal, and finally add the face trim. Use cyanoacrylate superglue for assembly. Optionally, you can print labels.pdf on sticker paper and affix them to the C64 and 1541, as well as print box.pdf, cut a styrofoam block, carve recesses, and create a vintage-style box similar to the original design.