Minifigure Display
von AJsRaceway
Druckbare Dateien (45)
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stlHex_Socket_NoBack_Loose.stl
161 Ko · 7 157 Downloads
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stlHex_Socket_NoBack_Tight.stl
161 Ko · 6 322 Downloads
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stlHex_Socket_FullBack_Loose.stl
161 Ko · 5 976 Downloads
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stlHex_Socket_FullBack_Tight.stl
161 Ko · 5 959 Downloads
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stlHex_Socket_Keyhole_Loose.stl
188 Ko · 5 934 Downloads
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stlHex_Socket_Keyhole_Tight.stl
188 Ko · 5 872 Downloads
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stlHex_NoSocket_NoBack_Loose.stl
70 Ko · 5 841 Downloads
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stlHex_NoSocket_NoBack_Tight.stl
70 Ko · 5 686 Downloads
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stlHex_NoSocket_FullBack_Loose.stl
70 Ko · 5 606 Downloads
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stlHex_NoSocket_FullBack_Tight.stl
69 Ko · 5 636 Downloads
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stlHex_NoSocket_Keyhole_Loose.stl
97 Ko · 5 648 Downloads
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stlHex_NoSocket_Keyhole_Tight.stl
97 Ko · 5 543 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_Socket_NoBack_Loose.stl
213 Ko · 5 461 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_Socket_NoBack_Tight.stl
212 Ko · 5 442 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_Socket_FullBack_Loose.stl
212 Ko · 5 416 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_Socket_FullBack_Tight.stl
212 Ko · 5 415 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_Socket_Keyhole_Loose.stl
240 Ko · 5 412 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_Socket_Keyhole_Tight.stl
240 Ko · 5 403 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_NoSocket_NoBack_Loose.stl
122 Ko · 5 417 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_NoSocket_NoBack_Tight.stl
121 Ko · 5 398 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_NoSocket_FullBack_Loose.stl
121 Ko · 5 415 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_NoSocket_FullBack_Tight.stl
121 Ko · 5 380 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_NoSocket_Keyhole_Loose.stl
149 Ko · 5 420 Downloads
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stlHexDouble_NoSocket_Keyhole_Tight.stl
148 Ko · 5 390 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_Socket_NoBack_Loose.stl
127 Ko · 5 464 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_Socket_NoBack_Tight.stl
127 Ko · 5 471 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_Socket_FullBack_Loose.stl
127 Ko · 5 429 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_Socket_FullBack_Tight.stl
127 Ko · 5 407 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_NoSocket_NoBack_Loose.stl
36 Ko · 5 451 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_NoSocket_NoBack_Tight.stl
36 Ko · 5 438 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_NoSocket_FullBack_Loose.stl
36 Ko · 5 427 Downloads
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stlHexHalf_NoSocket_FullBack_Tight.stl
36 Ko · 5 416 Downloads
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stlHexHeadroom_Socket_NoBack_Tight.stl
375 Ko · 5 538 Downloads
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stlHexHeadroom_Socket_NoBack_Loose.stl
380 Ko · 5 555 Downloads
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stlHexHeadroom_Socket_FullBack_Tight.stl
374 Ko · 5 422 Downloads
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stlHexHeadroom_Socket_FullBack_Loose.stl
379 Ko · 5 492 Downloads
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stlHexHeadroom_Socket_Keyhole_Tight.stl
402 Ko · 5 511 Downloads
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stlHexHeadroom_Socket_Keyhole_Loose.stl
406 Ko · 5 548 Downloads
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stlclassic_minifigHexDisplay.stl
136 Ko · 5 723 Downloads
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stlclassic_hexDisplay.stl
70 Ko · 5 617 Downloads
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stlclassic_minifigHexDisplay_double.stl
188 Ko · 5 437 Downloads
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stlclassic_minifigHexDisplayVeneerNeg.stl
12 Ko · 5 729 Downloads
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stlclassic_minifigHexDisplayVeneerPos.stl
12 Ko · 5 750 Downloads
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stlclassic_minifigHexDisplayVeneerPos_Tight.stl
4 Ko · 1 010 Downloads
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stlclassic_minifigHexDisplayVeneerNeg_Tight.stl
4 Ko · 892 Downloads
Beschreibung
Slide these hexagons together to build a unique and creative display for your... interlocking block ;) minifigures.
Each cell is designed to contain one minifig, with it's 4x3 base. The tolerances are fairly tight, so print slowly and with care.
If you do a remix, do yourself a favor and make the inner dimension 62 mm instead of 60. Don't make the same mistake I did.
Update (08/27/21):
I've gone and made things complicated...
Since the customizer never works, I've decided to create the most sensible models as downloads. I've tried to capture the most popular options. These should all be compatible with the old models, so fear not! (The old models are still there with a "classic" prefix on the file.)
Here is how you decide which one you want. The key is in the file name:
(Type)_(Socket Type)_(Back Type)_(Fit).stl
- Type is the style of hex. You have the normal "Hex", the double hex, a new half-height hex (for placing on the top), and a new prototype hex that gives about 0.5 mm of extra headroom. This extra headroom seems sufficient to house the giraffe man or crayon person! It's not an ideal solution, but you can make it work. (Or have the minifig seated in a regular hex.)
- Socket Type determines if the hex has the recessed spot for the 4x3 baseplate. If you want to put something other than a minifig in there (or anything without a baseplate), go with NoSocket.
- Back Type determines if there is no back, a full back, or a full back with a keyhole mount hole.
- Fit is how tightly the hexes fit together. I've had good luck with tight, but if that gives you problems, go with loose. (All of the "classic" hexes are loose.)
So, if you wanted the base hex, with a recess for the baseplate, an open back, and a tight fit, you'd choose Hex_Socket_NoBack_Tight.stl.
I've made slight quality-of-life and aesthetic improvements also, but these are very minor.
Update (08/18/21):
I just noticed that the base hex was missing the little studs for the base plate. I've updated to a version that has the studs. Sorry folks.
Update (07/19/21):
I added a special "double" hex for extra tall minifigures. Please provide feedback if you try it! (Thank you schnabbo!)
Update (05/10/19):
I added a couple of veneer pieces for smoothing your edges. I haven't tested these, so give them a try and let me know.
Update (03/21/19):
Try the Customizer! It rarely works, but it's worth a shot!
The customizer should allow you to change the size of the hexagon or type of connectors. Beware that you must be consistent with the rail and slot locations! Also, once you choose a size, stick with it -- different sizes are not compatible with each other.
Let me know if it is really broken.
Update (03/20/19):
I've made some fixes to the design (thanks to Senri and naymo for pointing it out!) that should help if you've experienced rails that don't connect to the hexagon. The new design is fully compatible with the old model.
I also eliminated the standard fit design and now all of the models are of the "loose fit" type. Again, this should have no impact on compatibility. (I've come to really hate those rails and slots. I wish I had gone with something different -- like a nice dovetail.)
Update (02/03/19):
If you are struggling with fitting these together, try the new "loose fit" version. I haven't tested it, but it should make it a little easier to slide the hexagons together. They're backward compatible with the original version.
I also added versions without the baseplate cutout, for anyone who wants to make larger or smaller versions or who want to use this for any other purpose.