6 Mini Computers for Turing Machine board game

for Turing Machine (2022) Layer by Layer

Coolmanq

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Remix View the original model

Plan Your Print

About 12 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 1h 55m 12 g PLA

What it takes

2 plates 1h 55m 12 g PLA

A1 mini, A1, A2L

Support needet for Old 486. Used 0.12 layer height for more details. Tested on A1 mini with PLA basic.

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

1h 20m 8 g PLA · 8 g

Plate 2

34m 4 g PLA · 4 g

Designer's Description

A collection of 6 detailed miniature computers, perfect to use as tokens for board games, tabletop RPGs, or dioramas. I specifically remixed these to be used as active criteria markers for the game Turing Machine , designed to fit perfectly on my Turing Machine - Center Piece Upgrade .

Modifications: All miniatures have been scaled down to roughly a 20x20 mm surface area to fit nicely on the game board without taking up too much space. To allow them to mount onto my custom center piece, I have added a 5 mm diameter cylinder hole to the bottom of each model (2 mm deep for most, and 1 mm deep for the laptop).

Printing Instructions:

Layer Height: 0.12 mm is highly recommended to capture the tiny details on the screens and keyboards.
Supports: The “Old 486” needs support, the others I printed without.
Glue: One drop of glue is needed for the Mini Atari to attach the keyboard.

Credits & Licenses (Attribution)

This collection is a remix of several models created by talented designers in the 3D printing community. A huge thank you to the original creators!