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Super Mario Bros brick style

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X1 Carbon
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A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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6 plates

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And after the mushrooms (https://makerworld.com/en/models/1932025-super-mario-brick-characters#profileId-2074089) here are Mario and Luigi!

 

I designed the model with Fusion 360 in such a way that I DO NOT HAVE TO USE THE AMS and to facilitate other makers, I created a few essential interlocking and easy-to-assemble pieces. Assembly might seem difficult at first glance, but if you follow the illustrated PDF guide I've attached, it becomes a breeze

There are 6 print plates, each plate requires one color

I used the following colors:

  • PLATE 1 GREEN (Red for Mario) for the hat, arms, neck, and Luigi's logo

  • PLATE 2 BLUE for irises, legs, and torso

  • PLATE 3 BEIGE for the face

  • PLATE 4 WHITE for the eye base, hands, and the emblem on the hat

  • PLATE 5 BLACK for hair, mustache, sideburns, pupils, and eyebrows

  • PLATE 6 YELLOW for the buttons

The guide is for Luigi, but it also works for Mario; just change the color of plate no 1 from green to red, using the slicer. Otherwise, nothing changes. Of course, you can vary the colors as you wish using the slicer

Specifically, the shoes, hair, and sideburns (which I made black) can also be made brown, while the irises (which I made blue) can be light blue or cyan. To do this, simply keep only the desired parts on the print plate, deleting the others, and during printing, change the color to the one you want. It's very simple! 

 

I hope to make many people happy, especially the children I love. Have fun. Long live 3D printing!


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Guida ITA.pdf
Guide ENG.pdf

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