Traffic Signs Game

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These are the pieces of a game to learn traffic signs used in Switzerland. They are similar to those used elsewhere, but the rules may be different. It is thought that this game is suitable for 12-year-old students. The board has not been created yet, but an initial test with a draft was successful. All the pieces (except cars) can be made from Legos. Print Settings Printer: Notes: The pieces take between 35-50 minutes to print each. I used SFACT slicer, setting "normal quality 2" and I set the last four layers to be completely filled to achieve a better quality. Only one piece needed support printing: the car. How I Designed This I originally downloaded traffic signs as .svg files and modified them with Inkscape to convert all curves into lines. The files were saved as .dxf files and added to .scad files. My teacher provided the code for Lego-compatible blocks during class. The .scad files were exported as .stl files, then repaired with Netfabb Basic. To print the pieces, I used Repetier-Host software for Felix printers. Here are the original files: Traffic cone: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:623204 Car: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:609957 Animals: https://thenounproject.com/panzano/collection/usa-traffic-signs/?oq=traffic%20signs&cidx=3&i=163023 Roadworks: https://thenounproject.com/aldricroib/collection/traffic-signs/?oq=traffic%20signs&cidx=2&i=240697 Round point: https://thenounproject.com/search/?q=traffic+signs&i=7538 Turn right | Turn left: https://thenounproject.com/adamzubin/collection/traffic-sign/?oq=traffic%20signs&cidx=0&i=131433 Straight ahead: https://thenounproject.com/AphoomZhah/collection/traffic-signs/?oq=traffic%20signs&cidx=1&i=180595 No entry: https://thenounproject.com/term/no-entry/10540/ Stop: https://thenounproject.com/panzano/collection/usa-traffic-signs/?oq=traffic%20signs&cidx=3&i=162744