The Ultimate amiibo Display System

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So I'm extremely particular about how my amiibo are arranged on my shelf, which led me to search for a stand that could be printed and lined up more easily than each figure individually. jerome15's amiibo stand (thingiverse.com/thing:2611884) is a solid start; the hexagon shapes would let it slot together well and give each amiibo a nice viewing angle, but it was too big for my other, more reliable and faster printers, so I had to put it out on my older 3DStuffmaker Evolution. I decided that I wanted something modular, with individual cells, so I could shape my display stand to my heart's content. Thus, I looked at amarand's stand system (thingiverse.com/thing:2629107). Using single cells with different heights, it's easy to put together, but I don't like the square shape of the cells. It's just a tad sub-optimal, having one amiibo directly in front of another, and definitely wouldn't work on my shelf (it's higher up than you in most places). So, I needed to make my own. Currently, this system has four different heights to use with the height in the file name, in inches. Then there's the pins, which simply slot into the underside of each cell. The hexagon shape allows for better viewing angles of each figure. I hope everyone can put this to good use! When I eventually make all the stands I want for my current collection, I'll upload the photo here. All of my stands so far have been printed on 10% infill. Since they're not under much physical stress, this lightweight-ness should be fine. Also, you will need to rotate all of the stands and probably the pins to get them to print properly, and use supports on the stands to print the slots for the pins correctly.