First, it's an awesome box. I'm so happy I have a place for all my games now. 5 stars for it being almost exactly what I needed. If it were out of 10 it'd be an 8. I did not print the door as this box sits in a cabinet protected. Also I don't have kids and my only animal is a spider named JubJub. I think a few things would make this better right from the get-go. Maximize the drawer amount. I made it 13 because that's what I figured I'd need. I've made models for the one's that weren't available that I needed for carts I have. The TG 16 is double layered so I could fit all of my huecards in it without having to add a second drawer. The Gamegear was the one I was worried about because it fits almost TOO good. Might not fit the door but that could probably be fixed. I also didn't need all the screw holes. Pictured: Gamegear, TG16 Not-pictured-because-I-haven't-printed-yet: Neo Geo Pocket, Wonderswan, Virtual Boy, Atari Lynx, WonderSwan, PS Vita, Pokemon Mini

Printed with my A1 Mini using Black Polymaker PLA PRO Filament from Amazon. Tbh, I've had a decent amount of "scraping" with this filament and the first attempt was balls. On the second attempt I used two plates, one for the body and one for the cape. These two worked out great. Going through the photos I noticed a significant amount of lines I didn't like so I angled the main body (should have done this with the head too) and it worked out better than expected. The cape I printed using Bronze JustMaker PLA from Amazon and this PLA is honestly the best filament I've used on this printer. It never fails, never scrapes, and I'm not sure about this (could be in my head) but I swear it doesn't show lines as much after cooling unless using odd angles. I just sprayed this with FLAT (not matte) black Rustoleum primer and it worked out amazing. Cape fit great diagonally. Then some CA glue, rub & buff techniques, and voila.