connect 4 3d models

This is a simple Connect 4 game which you can print and enjoy while staying at home. For more details you can see my video right here: <a href="https://youtu.be/ZiULWFkq_H4">https://youtu.be/ZiULWFkq_H4</a></p> <p>The base is 200 x 142 mm (x <em>y)...

I designed one of these for my nieces, featuring their initials prominently on each piece. ...The design itself was simple: a circular disc measuring 18 mm in diameter and 2 mm thick, with a custom-cut letter that added a personal touch.

Check out this amazing game on YouTube: https://youtu.be/GlywsWTN1Tk - a fantastic classic game you can easily print in 3D! It makes an awesome gift for anyone who loves board games. The goal is to get four discs of your color in a row, no matter...

In my initial attempt at the engaging competition, I utilized a plastic spring clip (retainer). This innovative design offers several advantages such as being effortless to install and remove. I'd like to extend my gratitude to GE and GrabCAD for...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4K3SjWW26xA

<p>I've made one of these for my nieces, with their initials on the pieces. The design of the pieces is trivial: a disc 18 mm in diameter and 2 mm thick, with a letter cut out.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Anet...

I designed and made different chips for the game

Haven't printed it yet

The game offers personalization, enabling you to select diverse pawn types and quantities (with illustrations forthcoming). Each component is crafted from uniformly thick boards. ...A video demonstration is in the works...

This is not a travel version of the game. The overall dimensions once assembled are 359mm W x 111mm D x 264mm H. It's made using 5 copies of the CenterColumn, plus 1 each of the End_Male and End_Female. The base requires 2 copies of the Base piece.

This creation is a product of Tinkercad's innovative design platform. ...Modify and refine it live at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8Z9g3M9GTXn

<p>Play with who ever live with you a round connect4, every time you come home. ...Use the slider in the window to display the color of the person who won the last round.</p><p>In addition to the printed part, you need</p><ul><li>2x M4 nut</li><li>2x M4...

My daughters became too good at this game so a 7x6 board is too small. That's why I creaded a 9x8 board. There are 2 variations. A smaller one, similar to the model I remixed it from. The small one is really tricky to play with, although it is...

Check out this awesome classic game you can easily 3D print at home! It makes for an excellent gift idea. Your goal is to get four discs in a row, no matter what angle they're at. I hope you'll love printing this design, as it's relatively simple...

You have to print 63 withe game pieces an 62 black. The aim of the game is to form a line of four of your own game pieces in a straight line, be it horizontally, vertically, diagonally or even in the third dimension (i.e. diagonally up or down...

Disney inspired remixes of: https://cults3d.com/fr/mod%C3%A8le-3d/jeu/christ00f-2

Play with who ever live with you a round connect4, every time you come home. Use the slider in the window to display the color of the person who won the last round.In addition to the printed part, you need2x M4 nut2x M4 hex-screws2x screws to mount...

Using 600x900 MDF sheets, we procured 30mm x 1200mm pieces and 30mm x 18mm x 1200mm in three quantities. For the bottom swing part, a 1200x30x8 Tasmanian oak piece was selected. The 1200mm length was bisected to create two end pieces and six internal...

obviously print two sets of the checkers in different colors

Made this to easily switch between different tools in my shop with my 4 inches harbor freight dust collector. Print 2 of these and they will slot together (should require little to no force to get it). Make sure that you don't mix up the magnets...

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Connect four is a classic board game of skill and strategy where two players take turns dropping colored discs into a grid, trying to get four in a row before their opponent does.

When i was young we used to play a lot with "Forza 4" (italian name) but i lost the original game a lot of years ago, so i decided to make a reproduction to play it again :D Try with just one coin first to see if the tollerances are ok in your 3d...

Connect Four by MinionMonster, I just splitted the .stl file.

**Instructions** To build this game board, you need to 3D print two identical parts: "connect4 Board x2.stl" Also, print eight connecter bars labeled "connect4 Joiner x8.stl". Print two of these connecters to attach at one side and stick to only one...

This replacement part upgrades the timeless classic game by Milton Bradley/Hasbro, as seen on Wikipedia at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connect_Four. It serves as a substitute for the bottom 'sliding gate' that releases coins. Once snapped into...

You require twenty-one chips, split evenly between two colors.