mario question block 3d models

The question marks are set so the bed side will be showing for a nice finish.

The cube is slightly larger and you can directly read the game titles. Hope you like it. Printformation Material: PLA or what you wantInfill: Anything you want Ironing: Worthwhile for the question marks Printing time: ~13h  Maybe change the printing...

... 8 SD cards. ...To accomplish this, you will need the following materials: sixteen screws, four questions (which can't be answered yet), one box, one cover, and some glue. ...With these items at hand, you're ready to start printing your custom project!

...You can optionally add white question marks and screw caps for better light transmission but it shines through less. The top snaps on securely to the box so no glue is needed for securing the top.\r\n\r\nThanks to the creator team behind this model!

See description of the original model :)https://www.printables.com/model/921673-mario-question-mark-block

The Mario Question Block Coin Bank XL by mshrg deserves some attention, particularly when it comes to stacking its coins. In the original design, it's specified that four of these blocks should be printed upright, not lying flat as one might expect.

Mario Mini Question Block Planter Dimensions: Mario Block: 55.1 x 55.1 x 53.6 mm Mario Block Screw: 4.7 x 4.7 x 1.9 mm Mario Question Mark: 35.4 x 29.5 x 1.9 mm Mario Question Mark Dot: 11.1 x 7.3 x 1.9 mm Quantity Print Per Planter: 1 x Mario Block...

Thanks to: Question Block Switch Cartridge Case: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2517867 Switch cartridge and micro SD holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2265712 Super Mario Question Block: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1819204 To build...

I really loved the Mario Question Block by peachlionbasket, but I wanted to give it a bit of a lift. So, I cut out a space for an LED tea light. The ones from Hobby Lobby with the blue push button work best for this project. To get the best results,...

I'm Loving the Mario Question Block by Peachlionbasket, but I Wanted to Give it a Brighter Twist So I Added a Cut-Out for an LED Tea Light. The Ones from Hobby Lobby with the Blue Push Button Work Perfectly. For the Best Results, Use a Transparent...

The famous Question Block from Mario. no glue needed, clicks together! ... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vwiTgzBcU8M

This is my attempt to create a Mario question mark block type Amiibo stand. It prints easy without any supports. Use 0.2mm layer height and 7% infill with a triangular infill and 3 walls to make it beefy. The question mark object needs to be...

This is my attempt to create a Mario question mark block type Amiibo stand. It prints easy without any supports. Use 0.2mm layer height and 7% infill with a triangular infill and 3 walls to make it beefy. The question mark object needs to be printed...

A lamp fixture resembling a question block from the iconic video game series Super Mario Bros.

This 3D "Question Mark Block" serves as a tribute to the beloved Super Mario franchise and can be used in various applications, such as 3D printing, game development, or as a decorative item for fans of the game. ...It's a perfect representation of the...

Enjoy this flexible wobbly Question Block from Mario Bros Springo, you can store things inside it! It includes two sizes, and a test file (free) to see if you can achieve this effect without problems, with your printer. You don't need flexible...

... Peach from Bowser's clutches! And if that's not enough, the question mark block also has the ability to grant you a random item when you break it. ...It's like finding a surprise gift in a box - you never know what amazing thing you might get!

... supports required and printable at any infill. ... Print the main cube once, then print the question mark and the dot 4 times. The Question marks and dots can then be popped right into the blind holes on the outside of the cube and you're done. ...

However, if you prefer a question mark on your lid, simply print an additional side panel. Additionally, I created a simple cage to securely hold a LED strip. Initially, I intended to use two rows of LEDs, but ultimately decided to wrap the strip...

You're not entirely sure what you'll retrieve from your stored SD Cards and USB Drives when you stash them in this Storage Block inspired by the "Question Block" from the Super Mario series of video games! This was designed to work seamlessly with...

Should have bought some yellow filament instead :/ Fun fact: I don't really play any of the super mario games, but I like how the question block looks :D It can store quite a few cards: - 13x MicroSD cards - 7x SD cards - 3x MiniSD cards (Idk if...

Les pièces blanches sont collées à la SuperGlue (perso, j'ai utilisé de la "Pattex - Liquid Glue", ça colle à la perfection) Vous aurez besoin d'imprimer : - 1x Cube Top - 1x Cube Bottom - 4x Question Top - 4x Question Bottom - 16x Bolt...

People want a message printed where the background is bright and sunny, the punctuation mark is crystal clear, and the little dots that hang from corners are transparent.

Fits tissue boxes up to 120 mm x 120 mm x 130 mm

Simple modification to hold Micro SD cards instead of switch cartridges

Simple modification to hold regular SD cards instead of switch cartridges

Modeling made in Zbrush to be printed on 3D Printer. Files in STL. Follow us on Instagram elementalgeek (Modelagem feita no Zbrush para ser impresso em Impressora 3D. Arquivos em STL. ...Nos siga no Instagram elementalgeek)

A Novel Cash Container Inspired by the Infamous Question Mark Block from the Iconic Super Mario Franchise.

This is a real-life question mark block that holds custom electronics, making the bottom capacitive touch-sensitive. When touched, it toggles light on and off while playing the classic "coin" sound. Occasionally, you may get an extra surprise! The...

A remade and better version of my [Super Mario Question Mark Block - Money Box](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3914374) I made some time ago.