Sega Genesis Model 2 Console Keychain with Controllers

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Re-posted because apparently Thingiverse's website is an awful buggy mess ------------------------------------------------ Based on RabbitEngineering's mini sega genesis, I've used his model to make a keychain! I redesigned the 6-button controller from scratch, and separated out pieces to allow for printing in different colors for the sake of highlighting. His original download also included a cartridge label, which I've modified to wrap around the top of the cartridge. I only included one for Sonic 3, but if you look on segaretro.org, you should be able to find a scan of any game you would like to use (you'll just have to clean it up a bit) I used gorilla glue to attach all pieces together, and bought some cheap keychain rings to cannibalize for the chains connecting the controllers. The cartridge label I printed on adhesive paper, but that didn't end up sticking well, so I used a tiny dab of gorilla glue on it, too. I'd recommend using heavy cardstock for it since the glue will tend to make the ink run with thin paper. For the buttons, I wasn't able to print them individually, so I made sticks and cut them to size. NOTE: When printing the controller buttons and console power/reset buttons, you may need to play with the X/Y scaling a little depending on your printer's tolerances. The console/controller were printed 20% infill at 0.08 layer height (the thinner the better, helps keep the detail), no supports necessary. The cartridge and buttons can be printed at a thicker layer height since there's less detail to lose. If there's any interest, I may go back and make a 3-button controller.