Pokemon Themed Checkers Piece Single and MultiColor
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MultiColor Checkers piece with a Pokemon theme. No MMU is required if you are willing to do a few filament swaps.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Board Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I wanted to create a Pokemon-themed checkers piece for a gift and came across the mandalorian checker piece by nat_a_cyborg and really loved the textured outer ring they used on their design. So I started with their design and removed all the mandalorian theming and replaced it with Pokemon theming. I am a sucker for multicolor prints, but do not have a MMU as I am waiting for the XL to ship. So I made the gcode work with a "normal" mk3s using the M600 (filament swap) command as a custom tool change gcode. There are only 10 color changes (most of them close together in time, too), which makes this a low investment of extra time for the extra wow factor of the multicolor print.
I have also included a version that has the pokeball pattern raised/indented to make it easier to paint if you do not want to deal with the color changes and/or do not have the necessary filament colors.
The color order for the print in the pictures is the following:
- Blue
- Black
- Blue
- Black
- Red
- White
- Blue
- Black
- Red
- Blue
You should double check that the size works for your game board and if you need to scale it. I would recommend only scaling in the x-y plane and leaving the z scale the same, as you will add more color changes required if you scale the z height.
I used following filaments in my print:
- Jessie Premium PLA 1.75mm X Soul Black Glitter
- Jessie Premium PLA 1.75mm X 3DPN Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
- Inland Red PLA+
- Inland Light Blue PLA+