Like many people I have become obsessed with collecting amiibo figures lately and needed some way to display them. This is my take on a modular display system for amiibo figures. You can print out a simple backdrop display, make an enclosed display cube, or even stack multiple cubes to form a unique display structure. The figures are held securely to the base, and can be read by your Wii U or 3DS while in the display.
| amiibo_holder_test_print.scad | 2.0KB | |
| amiibo_holder_test_print.stl | 150.3KB | |
| amiibo_logo.dxf | 15.6KB | |
| base_large.scad | 4.9KB | |
| base_large.stl | 190.4KB | |
| base_regular.scad | 4.9KB | |
| base_regular.stl | 190.2KB | |
| Link_nameplate.stl | 84.3KB | |
| logo_nameplate.stl | 137.3KB | |
| mario_nameplate.stl | 373.4KB | |
| nameplate.scad | 1.7KB | |
| nameplates_stl.zip | 1.6MB | |
| post_single_panel.scad | 1.4KB | |
| post_single_panel.stl | 15.5KB | |
| post_two_panel.scad | 2.4KB | |
| post_two_panel.stl | 24.1KB | |
| top_retainer.scad | 952.0B | |
| top_retainer_large.stl | 9.6KB | |
| top_retainer_regular.stl | 9.6KB | |
| top_section.scad | 3.0KB | |
| top_section_large.stl | 50.1KB | |
| top_section_regular.stl | 49.8KB | |
| top_section_single.scad | 1.1KB | |
| top_section_single_large.stl | 8.3KB | |
| top_section_single_regular.stl | 8.2KB |
