6 Mini Computers for Turing Machine board game

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.

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!

• Model Laptop by cymon License: CC BY-SA

• iMac G3 Simple Model by OSketch License: CC BY-NC-SA

• Old 486 Style Computer by Brictone License: CC BY

• Mini Atari 1040ST by RabbitEngineering License: CC BY-NC

• Mac Classic by E_Roth_3 License: CC BY-NC-SA

• Fallout Computer - Miniature by Recko License: CC BY-NC-SA