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Mythical GameCube: 13 Switch Games in a 5cm Legend Cube
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  • Controller Quick guide-en.pdf
  • GameCube.zip
    • 3mf/Game Cube MonoC part1.3mf
    • 3mf/Game Cube MonoC part2.3mf
    • 3mf/Game Cube MonoC part3.3mf
    • 3mf/Game Cube MonoC part4.3mf
    • 3mf/Game Cube MultiC.3mf
    • 3mf/Inner Chain.3mf
    • 3mf/Inner Parts Color 1.3mf
    • 3mf/Inner Parts Color 2.3mf
    • 3mf/Sub-Trays.3mf
    • 3mf/Trays.3mf
    • Controller/3mf/Controller MonoC.3mf
    • Controller/3mf/Controller MultiC.3mf
    • Controller/021-Controller_Cable_Curved.stl
    • Controller/021-Controller_Cable_Flexi.stl
    • Controller/022-Controller.stl
    • Controller/023-Control_Stick.stl
    • Controller/024-D_Pad.stl
    • Controller/025-C_Stick.stl
    • Controller/026-B_Button.stl
    • Controller/027-A_Button.stl
    • Controller/028-X_Button.stl
    • Controller/029-Y_Button.stl
    • Controller/030-Start_Pause.stl
    • 001-Bottom_Face.stl
    • 001-Bottom_.stl
    • 002-Front_Connectors.stl
    • 002-Front_Face.stl
    • 002-Front_.stl
    • 002-Rect_Connector_Bottom_MultiCOnly.stl
    • 002-Round_Connector_Bottom.stl
    • 003-Left_Face_MonoC.stl
    • 003-Left_Face_MultiC.stl
    • 003-Left_.stl
    • 003-Ventilation.stl
    • 004-Right_Face MonoC.stl
    • 004-Right_Face_MultiC.stl
    • 004-Right_.stl
    • 004-Ventilation.stl
    • 005-Handle.stl
    • 005-Rear_connectors_MonoC.stl
    • 005-Rear_connectors_MultiC.stl
    • 005-Rear_Face.stl
    • 005-Rear_.stl
    • 006-GameCube_Logo.stl
    • 006-GameCube_Logo_Small.stl
    • 006-Logo_White.stl
    • 006-Nintendo_Logo.stl
    • 006-Switch_Logo_Small.stl
    • 006-Top_Face.stl
    • 006-Top_.stl
    • 006-White_Button.stl
    • 007-Sub-Tray.STL
    • 008-Sub-Tray Top-Front.STL
    • 009-Tray 1.0.STL
    • 009-Tray 1.2.STL
    • 009-Tray 1.4.STL
    • 010-First Link.stl
    • 011-Link.stl
    • 012-Last Link.stl
    • 013-Hinge.stl
    • 014-2microSD adapter.stl
  • Guide rapide-fr.pdf
  • Manette Guide rapide-fr.pdf
  • Quick guide-en.pdf

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Publication date 2025-01-10 at 14:05
Design number 2631067
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rapture-burst0v
rapture-burst0v

Absolutely amazing work on this print!
I noticed there were 2 bumps on the side of the GameCube box’s top cover piece; are they there to help you open the box by giving you something to hold onto? I saw that the original cube design didn’t have those, but the Mario puzzle cube version had them integrated with the design. Are the nubs for this piece intentional?

Directions and guide could use some reorganization, it’s disheveled (but easy enough to work out once you start printing some of the files).
I’ll post a photo when I’m completely finished up. I changed the logo dimensions a bit for my print, but I LOVE how you reworked the GameCube faceplate for this!

LabLabStudio
LabLabStudio

Thank you so much!
Yes, the little bumps are intentional—they act as finger grips to help open the lid. The original cube didn’t have them because it uses a button that removes all resistance when pressed.

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blastrock
blastrock

Awesome design!
Can you provide the exact filaments you used and the approximate quantities?

blastrock
blastrock

Answering my own question. I used Sunlu Purple PLA+ and ELEGOO Grey PLA, and any Black will do I think. I find the purple on point (possible the same as the author used in the pics), the grey is a bit too dark though, maybe you should look for a greyish white instead of a light grey.

About the quantities, I don't have precise numbers, but including filament lost in calibration tests, I used less than 100g of purple and less than 50g of black and grey.

LabLabStudio
LabLabStudio

Hi, sorry for the late reply. For some reason, I didn’t see your question earlier.
I used three colors: black and white (JAYO), and purple (Overture). No grey.
A slightly darker purple could work really well too—it’s all a matter of taste.
I’m not trying to be absolutely faithful to the original; I just go with what I have on hand.
lukasskyline
lukasskyline

Hello could you please make this to 3ds games? I really like the box but i have a 3ds and not a switch. 😀

LabLabStudio
LabLabStudio

Hello. I planned, but it's a long and difficult process. So not now sorry.

lukasskyline
lukasskyline

Okay I understand

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