These versatile play boxes are inspired by Alma Siedhoff-Buscher who is best remembered for her work on children's furniture and toys, including building blocks. The boxes fit into each other, fit onto the nubs, fit into the nub-grid straight or diagonally if you turn them around and you can build a tower with them. Perfect for your duplo children to play with. On the smallest box, there is even a seating nub for them to sit on.
Bauhaus and Lego/Duplo is the perfect marriage. That much is obvious. I was missing a few characteristic design elements to create proper Bauhaus Duplo buildings so I started designing and printing them.
I will try to get as many objects ready as I can for the #Bauhaus100 anniversary in 2019. I will try to implement central Bauhaus design elements while not compromising on Duplo functionality and universality.
I will try to add Lego versions of all objects as well. I am not as focused on this, though, so it might take some time. All objects will be created in OpenSCAD and the scripts will be included so you can make your own variants and modifications.
| bauhausduploplaybox.scad | 3.2KB | |
| bauhausduploplayboxbig.stl | 52.9KB | |
| bauhausduploplayboxmedium.stl | 52.9KB | |
| bauhausduploplayboxsmall.stl | 52.8KB | |
| bauhausduploplayboxverybig.stl | 52.7KB | |
| bauhausduploplayboxverysmall.stl | 107.5KB |
