Modular amiibo Display Cubes

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Like many people, I've recently become consumed by a fascination with collecting amiibo figures and desperately needed an effective way to display them. Here's my innovative approach to creating a modular display system for amiibo figures. This customizable display setup offers users multiple options for showcasing their cherished figurines in unique configurations. With this clever design, you can effortlessly create a simple backdrop display or a more intricate enclosed cube arrangement, featuring adjustable multi-tiered structures that elevate your collection. Each figure remains securely attached to the base while allowing effortless access to data via any compatible gaming console. I highly recommend starting by printing out a simple test display, called amiibo_holder_test_print, to ensure your desired figure will fit correctly within its allocated space before producing an entire base unit. Instructions Print the Base Before commencing production on the entire structure, print out amiibo_holder_test_print using your chosen printer settings, so you can check if there are any dimensional constraints limiting its use for your display model of choice. Make a Display Cube To make this compact enclosed cube that securely cradles each collectible amiibo: Print and cut 5 specific panels from plastic (using the provided cutting guide below), combine all these panels with your pre-printed Base using clips, and you're ready to display and protect each figure's vital info by reading them directly while within this modular system via any suitable Nintendo handheld console. Base Setup: Use 4 Panel Posts In order to achieve this enclosed setup design: Base Requirements: 1 base unit Base Dimensions vary with specific Figure. If smaller base doesn't hold the figure in place well enough you might consider moving up to "Larger Base Unit." Figure-specific information, like which one can and cannot be read while being contained within display structure using specific sizes provided.