Magic Mushroom Power-Up - Free 3D Print Model

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P1S

X1E

H2C

H2S

X1 Carbon

H2D Pro

H2D

A1 mini

P1P

P2S

X2D

A2L

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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2.2 h

4 plates

5.0(1)

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Description

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Unlock the power of this retro mushroom, a must-have for any gaming fan or collector! Designed to evoke memories of classic platforming adventures, this vibrant mushroom brings a touch of nostalgia and magic to your space.

Please note: This mushroom comes in pieces and requires assembly—simply glue the pieces together for a completed, sturdy design.

Whether you're looking to add a fun, colorful accent to your room or want to surprise a friend with the perfect gift, this mushroom is sure to stand out. Its design and bright colors are inspired by the iconic power-ups from legendary arcade games, making it the ideal addition to any collection of gaming memorabilia.

Product Features:

Assembly Required: The mushroom prints in pieces, and you'll need to glue the parts together for the final look.
Perfect Gift: Ideal for collectors, gamers, or anyone who loves a touch of whimsy in their decor.
Versatile Decor: A great addition to bedrooms, gaming rooms, or home offices for fans of retro gaming.

Elevate your space with the Magic Mushroom Power-Up, assemble it with ease, and let a little nostalgia work its magic!

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Comment & Rating (11)

@SkeeterHarris

Printed this set and found the pieces in the hat really don't fit well, nor does the base where the eyes go easily sit below the hat. Yes I get these must be glued together but the hat front and back really isnt' clear nor do the pieces really fit unless you are using a lot of glue. I printed these with PLA but glad I stopped at only 4.

The designer has replied

@Denshine

I'm sorry to hear that. is the fitt to tight or to lose? I've printed several of them without problems but I did make a updated version of the white parts. I might have done something unintentionall whit the settings 🤔. thank you for letting me know I will look in to this.

@SkeeterHarris

Replying to @Denshine :

Appreciate the quick response for the most part they are too big for the hat. And then base where the eyes go it’s not obvious how to glue them as there’s a fair amount of space there. now is it possible I did something wrong move all the white parts to a single board and cloaning them to make 4 at a time? I also did that with the hats and just changed thr filament within my AMS and all were just basic Bambu PLA

@Denshine

Replying to @SkeeterHarris :

no that's not suppose to change any settings by moving and cloning so it's more likely I forgot to scale it properly when I updated the model.😊I will do some testing in the coming days and let you know what I find😊

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@voliprints

What's Supper Marioo?

The designer has replied

@Denshine

A none trade marked logo

@voliprints

Replying to @Denshine :

I'm not a lawyer, but somehow I doubt this skirts trademark laws. Furthermore, the design of the mushroom itself is probably legally protected by Nintendo in some way. Either way, it's fair use for personal use. The only issue is if you're tying to sell it.

@Denshine

With Nintendo being Nintendo these days it doesn't hurt being a bit careful, I doubt it helps much but I might not be the top result when they got there bots hunting down everyone (fans alike) stepping on their toes.

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Print Profile

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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@Denshine

thank you for the rating😀

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