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8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller 3D Scan

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Miniature version of the real controller
Miniature version of the real controller
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37 min
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Actual size 8BitDo N64 Bluetooth controller scan
Actual size 8BitDo N64 Bluetooth controller scan
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1 plate

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Description

Description

This is a quick high-detail 3D scan of the 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller, created for reference, modification projects, accessory design, and reverse-engineering workflows.

The scan captures the external geometry of the controller and can be useful for creating mounts, holders, grips, display stands, custom accessories, or integrating the controller shape into larger projects.

Intended Uses:

  • Accessory and attachment design
  • Dimensional reference
  • Custom mounts and holders
  • Reverse engineering workflows
  • CAD reference modeling
  • Modding projects
  • Display or visualization purposes

Notes:

  • This is a scan-derived model and may require cleanup depending on your workflow.
  • Surface artifacts or minor scan imperfections may be present.
  • Intended primarily as a reference asset rather than a ready-to-print functional replacement component.
  • Scale should be verified for precision applications.

Recommended Workflow:

Import the model into your preferred CAD or mesh software for cleanup, measurements, or remixing before production use.

If you create accessories or remixes using this scan, feel free to share your results.

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License

This work is licensed under a Standard Digital File License – Community Use (SDFL‑C).

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