Design & 3D-Print Your Own 8-bit Gaming Figures

Today I'm going to be showing you how to design and 3D-Print your own 8-bit gaming figures. Using Inkscape and Fusion 360 I'll be demonstrating the design process for both an Atari E.T and a multi-colour NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) Mario and then printing them on my Prusa Mini and Bambu Labs printers.

Both models are now available for download via Printables: https://www.printables.com/@karilawler

Remember to tag me into any social media posts if you have a go yourself!

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00:00 Intro
00:06 Finding ET sprite
01:11 Vectorizing ET with Inkscape
06:15 Exporting ET as a .SVG file
07:03 Slicing & printing ET
08:45 Creating a multi-color Mario
09:32 Making Mario 3D, in Fusion 360
12:13 Slicing & printing Mario
13:28 Outro