Relive those nostalgic years, when you dropped a small fortune into Arcade cabinets like Donkey Kong. I have fond memories of retro classics like this and I wanted to celebrate that with this wall-mounted time capsule.

If you have an AMS you can print this in color. If not, you can print it in a single color and add hand-painted details.

The included 3MF file has multiple plates combined. Each plate is grouped into similar items & colors.

No single plate requires more than 4 colors.

Each character and component was hand-drawn in Fusion360 and colorized in slicer. A screenshot of the colors I used is included.

Print at Standard settings and standard fill.

If printed at 100% scaling the project will be approx. 23" tall by 17.5" wide. Plexiglass sheet is 26" x 21". You can scale the entire project to get your desired result & size.

The printed pieces are attached to a sheet of plexi-glass with E6000 multi-purpose adhesive. Adhesive was applied to parts sparingly with a toothpick. If you want to add a little more excitement to the design I also include a background image. It is attached as a high resolution PDF. Once adhesive is dry you can mount in a custom picture frame.

Attributions to the artist of the city skyline background image are as follows: "Designed by pikisuperstar / Freepik".

I hope you enjoy my work.

UPDATES: 

I created an optional frame for this project.

It can be found here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/168692#profileId-185259

Another member, NxtGnPrtHub, created the “Help” scream bubble for Pauline, to add a little extra eye candy.

It can be found here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/187392#profileId-206431

Print Settings:
Printer: Bambu P1S
Rafts: No
Supports: No
Resolution: Standard
Infill: Standard
Filament color: Various Colors - Army Brown, Charcoal Black, Lava Red, Pastel Peach, Sunrise Orange, Cotton White, Wood Brown, Saphire Blue
Filament material: PLA Matte
 

Notes:

Printed with 0.4 nozzle.
Printed with Standard 0.20 Settings and Standard In-Fill.

Take measurements and use painters tape to mock-up play field before using adhesive. You only get one chance if using adhesive with plexiglass.