Multisystem2 Arcade enclosure
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Enclosure set for the Multisystem2 Arcade. A dedicated Arcade JAMMA based gaming system for MiSTer by Heber Ltd.
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This is the 3D printed enclosure set for the Multisystem2 Arcade.
A dedicated Arcade JAMMA based gaming system for MiSTer by Heber Ltd. and The Retro Collective.
If you wish to purchase a Multisystem2 Arcade - FPGA based Retro gaming system, please see our shop here - - https://shop.heber.co.uk/multisystem2-arcade-system-jamma-with-black-enclosure/
All parts are designed to be printed with a 0.4mm or 0.6mm nozzle and are currently 3D printed on our UK print farm using Prusa i3 MK4 and Core ONE 3D printers.
No support material is required to print any part of this enclosure.
The enclosure requires no screw fixings and can be opened easily by slightly flexing the lid from it's side clips.
Multisystem2 Arcade user manual can be found here - https://multisystem.uk/media/2026/05/HeberMultisystem2ArcadeUsermanual.pdf
We print with Polymaker PolyTerra Charcoal black PLA (and other colours of PolyTerra). We recommend using this material for 3D printed electronics enclosures as it’s tough, has very high impact resistance, has a nice matte finish and comes with a sustainable cardboard spool. Also with every spool purchased you are planting a tree.
Multisystem2 Arcade is brought to you by Heber ltd and The Retro Collective. If you have any technical questions or need any advice on using the system, please do not hesitate to contact us - (contacts are via our shop shop.heber.co.uk)
The 3D printed enclosure was designed by Richard Horne (RichRap) for Heber Ltd. and The Retro Collective, you can contact Richard via the e-mail above, or follow on Twitter @RichRap3D or Bluesky - @richrap3d.bsky.social
Please feel free to use and change / modify these 3D models in whatever way you wish, you can 3D print and sell them with the commercial license we have used (CC-BY-SA), All we ask is that you mention us Heber & The Retro Collective (Attribution).
We also have two retrogaming museum’s based in Stroud, Gloucestershire (UK). If you wish to visit the Retro Cave or the Arcade Archive please see - https://www.retrocollective.co.uk/