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Game Boy–style keychain
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This 3D model is a Game Boy–style keychain inspired by the classic handheld console. It’s designed for easy 3D printing and assembly with a standard metal keyring.
🧩 Model Description
- Overall shape: Rectangular with rounded edges, replicating the iconic Game Boy look.
- Front details:
- Raised screen area with a framed border.
- D-pad in cross shape and two circular “A” and “B” buttons.
- Two small elongated slots for the “Start” and “Select” buttons.
- Approximate size: Compact and lightweight, ideal for use as a keychain or decorative accessory.
- Suggested colors: Red, blue, green, and yellow (but customizable to any filament color).
- Recommended material: PLA or PETG, with a 0.2 mm layer height for crisp detail.
🔧 Printing Recommendations
- Orientation: Flat on the back side for best bed adhesion and surface quality.
- Supports: Not required.
- Infill: 10–20% provides good strength without wasting material.
- Post-processing: Add a small metal keyring or chain through the top loop for use.
💡 Uses
Perfect as a nostalgic keychain, a gift for retro gaming fans, or a fun accessory for backpacks and handheld consoles.
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Standard Digital File License
This work is licensed under the Standard Digital File License.
You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, or distributing the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes).You are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, or distributing the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes).You are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
