This is a 3D wall art model inspired by Metroid on the NES, recreating a classic underground corridor with Samus standing on the iconic tiled floor, flanked by the glowing teal pillars and crawling enemies of Zebes. It captures the isolated, atmospheric feel that made Metroid such a unique experience on the NES. The piece is built in a layered pixel-art style to keep the 8-bit aesthetic intact while adding a subtle 3D depth to the scene.

This is a 3D wall art model inspired by Contra on the NES, recreating a classic side-scrolling jungle stage with Bill running through enemy fire, a cannon blast erupting from the left, and the iconic stone floor below. It captures the non-stop action energy that made Contra one of the most memorable games on the NES. The piece is built in a layered pixel-art style to keep the 8-bit aesthetic intact while adding a strong sense of depth across the scene.

This is a 3D wall art model inspired by the intro cinematic of Ninja Gaiden on the NES, recreating the iconic rooftop duel scene with two ninja silhouettes clashing against a full moon in a deep blue night sky. It captures the dramatic, cinematic feel that made Ninja Gaiden's cutscenes stand out from everything else on the NES. The piece is built in a layered pixel-art style to preserve the original 8-bit aesthetic while adding a subtle 3D depth to the scene.

This is a 3D wall art model inspired by Batman: Return of the Joker on the NES, recreating the iconic Joker character in his classic comic-style pose surrounded by his signature "HA HA HA" laugh filling the background. It's designed to capture the bold, graphic look of the original game while giving it extra depth on the wall. The piece is built in a layered pixel-art style to keep the 8-bit aesthetic intact while adding a subtle 3D effect.

This piece is inspired by Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse on the NES, and it’s my attempt at capturing that classic Castlevania feeling: a lonely hero, a cursed landscape, and the silhouette of Dracula’s castle waiting at the end of the road. Unlike my usual wall art designs, this model is built more like a true diorama. The scene is split into five separate plates, spaced apart to create real depth, giving the mountains, cliffs and castle a much stronger sense of distance.

Take off back to the 8-bit era with this Top Gun (NES) Wall Art! This piece recreates one of the most iconic moments from the game, the fighter jet on the runway with the engines glowing, ready for launch. The design is built using 3 separate plates to create a clean layered look, while still keeping it practical to print and assemble. It uses only 10 total color changes, so it’s very AMS-friendly and doesn’t take forever to print.

Bring a piece of classic NES history into your bookshelf with this Legend of Zelda (NES) Book Nook Diorama. This design is inspired by the iconic dungeon scenes from the very first The Legend of Zelda, capturing the moment where Link faces danger deep inside a torch-lit dungeon corridor. The entire scene is built in the same pixel-accurate style as my other projects, staying as close as possible to the original NES graphics while translating them into a physical 3D form.

This diorama is inspired by the boss fights from Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES) and the iconic moments where Mario and Luigi battle the Koopalings for their magical wands. All of the Koopalings are represented here, together with multiple versions of Mario and Luigi in classic NES pixel style. The scene is built to emphasize depth and layering, giving the diorama a strong 3D presence that really comes alive when viewed from different angles.

This is a special release featuring all 12 boxers from Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! on the NES, captured in the iconic scenes shown before and between rounds. The collection includes: Glass Joe, Von Kaiser, Piston Honda, Don Flamenco, King Hippo, Great Tiger, Bald Bull, Soda Popinski, Mr. Sandman, Super Macho Man, Mike Tyson, and Little Mac with Doc Louis. This project is a tribute to one of the most iconic NES games ever made, focused on nostalgia, character, and clean, display-friendly design.

This is a 3D wall art model inspired by Mario Bros. on the NES, recreating a classic underground stage with Mario and Luigi moving between platforms, pipes and the POW block. It’s designed to capture the simple, clean look of the original game while giving it extra depth on the wall. The piece is built in a layered pixel-art style to keep the 8-bit aesthetic intact while adding a subtle 3D effect.

This is a 3D wall art model inspired by Super Mario Bros. 2 on the NES, recreating the iconic character select screen where you choose between Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Princess Toadstool before each stage. It’s a simple moment in the game, but also one of the most memorable scenes, perfect for a clean, bold, and colorful layered wall piece. The model is built in my usual layered pixel-art style to create depth while staying faithful to the original 8-bit look.

This wall art is a playful and nostalgic tribute to classic Pokémon, featuring a pixel-perfect Pikachu paired with a clever twist on the iconic phrase “Peek-a-Bo!”. The scene blends humor and retro charm, making it a standout piece whether you’re a longtime Pokémon fan or simply enjoy bold, game-inspired decor.

This is a 3D wall art model inspired by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the NES, captured from an iconic early-game moment as one of the turtles faces danger deep in the Water Level. Designed using layered pixel art, the piece recreates the classic 8-bit style while adding depth and structure through stacked plates. You can also customize which turtle you want, simply swap the color slot in Bambu Studio to match your favorite.

This layered wall art is based on a cute scene from the classic NES puzzle game Adventures of Lolo. Lolo and Lala appear together with a heart above them, capturing the light-hearted and iconic pixel style the series is known for. The image has been carefully redrawn and converted into a layered 3D format to give it a clean and dimensional look once printed. The two-plate structure keeps the build simple while still providing depth and detail on the characters.

This is an A1 Series AMS Hub Bracket for IKEA Skadis pegboard, designed to securely mount your AMS Hub while keeping cables tidy and your workspace clean. Unlike brackets that must be attached directly to the A1 printer frame or mounted to a wall, this version integrates perfectly with the IKEA Skadis system — offering a modular and easily adjustable mounting solution. Whether your setup evolves or you rearrange your printing station, simply move the bracket to a new position on the pegboard.

A climactic moment from the final world of Super Mario Bros. 3! Mario in his Tanooki suit is making his way through Bowser’s Castle, jumping across platforms as he approaches the final showdown with the Koopa King himself. Designed in a layered pixel-art style, this wall piece gives the scene depth while staying true to the original 8-bit graphics. Each plate aligns cleanly for an easy and satisfying assembly.

This piece features the classic title screen from the NES adventure game Faxanadu, recreated as a layered 3D wall art design. The artwork consists of two separate plates that together build depth around the iconic logo and the World Tree in the background. The goal was to capture the darker fantasy tone that makes Faxanadu such a unique entry in the NES library. Ideal for retro fans and collectors looking to add a more atmospheric and detailed NES display piece to their setup.

This is a 3D wall art model based on Shadowgate for the NES, capturing the eerie moment deep within the castle where a demon lurks beside the altar. Designed in a layered pixel art style, it recreates the dark atmosphere of the original game while adding depth and presence on display. This piece is perfect for fans of classic NES adventure games and anyone who appreciates Shadowgate’s iconic, spooky aesthetic. A great addition to any retro gaming wall art collection.

This 3D wall art captures one of the most memorable and emotional moments in The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, the opening scene where Link clings to the mast during a storm at sea. Originally released for the Game Boy and later remade for the Game Boy Color, Link’s Awakening remains one of the most beloved entries in the Zelda series, known for its dreamlike story and beautiful pixel art.

This 3D wall art is inspired by the opening scene of the classic NES action RPG Faxanadu. As the hero returns to his ruined hometown after a long journey, the once-thriving Elven kingdom lies in decay. This moment — both mysterious and melancholic — sets the tone for one of the most atmospheric adventures on the NES. The layered pixel art recreates the golden landscape, the twisted trees, and the distant castle with vivid depth while staying true to the original 8-bit style.