Monopoly Jail

for Monopoly (1935) Layer by Layer

sebaCZek

Miniatures Free

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Plan Your Print

About 31 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 2h 10m 31 g PLA

What it takes

1 plate 2h 10m 31 g PLA

A1, H2C, X1 Carbon, P2S, X1, P1S, H2D Pro, P1P, H2D, X1E, H2S, A1 mini, X2D, A2L

Plate Details (1)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

2h 10m 31 g PLA · 31 g

Designer's Description

This is a small 3D printable jail designed to replace the classic flat jail space in Monopoly. Instead of just placing the token on the board, players can actually put their piece inside the mini prison, which makes the game feel more fun and immersive.

The design has a simple structure with solid pillars and a removable roof so you can easily place or take out player tokens. It’s sized to sit directly on the Monopoly board without covering too many spaces, while still looking like a real tiny jail.

It prints easily without supports and works well with PLA. The model is sturdy and simple, so it should print reliably on most 3D printers.

If you like upgrading board games with small 3D printed elements, this little jail is a fun addition to your Monopoly set.

Happy printing! 🎲🧱

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