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Nintendo Dual-Screen Console Stand Collection

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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14 plates

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I want to share with you my collection of stands for Nintendo dual-screen consoles. (I designed all of them myself, even if they resemble other similar stands). The images I'm uploading are of hand-painted models because I didn't initially have an AMS, but in the 3mf file, they are all painted for use with the AMS. If you want to paint them yourselves, you just need to remove the applied paint. They have been thoroughly tested and fit perfectly with the consoles they are designed for. You can add a more professional touch by including some fabric or velvet tape to the stands so they don't damage the console.

 

I hope you like them and that they look great in your collection, I would love to see photos of how they turn out.

I have been making them over time as I needed them for my personal collection, I have many more, for Sony, Sega, Game and Watch, portable Nintendo consoles like Game Boy Color, Advance, Pocket, etc. I hope to upload them little by little.

 

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