The Dutch Movers - stacking game

Moving? But you have no car, no money, no time?

No problem!!

Move the Dutch way, with the bakfiets! The dutch cargo bike.

Can you take everything in one go?

Rules:

Try to place everything on the bike. If the bike falls over or the stuff falls out, start over.

You can play it solo or cooperative, working together to try and get the best stack, like a real moving simulation!

What you need: 

1x bike (or frame, saddle, handlebar and standard seperate)
1x "bak"  the cargo holder

1x Couch
1x TV (or more)
1x Billy (includes 5 shelves and 2 side panels)
1x Table
2-4 Chairs
As many boxes as you like

Too easy? Print more stuff.

The bakfiets is versatile, it can even carry your favorite print. Maybe your favorite flexi dino https://www.printables.com/@AndreasJoskaSutanto/models or let dummy 13 help https://www.printables.com/model/981111-dummy-13-version-10  (hands fit the handlebars)

Print/assembly instructions:

Everything is made for 3dprinting. Keep the orientation as is in the file. No supports needed.  I printed everything with 3 perimeters and 15%infill.

Bakfiets: press in the steering wheel, the saddle and the bicycle standard. Attach the cargo container, it should click into place, covering more than half the bottom beam of the bike. 

Chairs: Its printed at an angle to avoid needing supports. It has a modelled in brim, remove this and its ready to go.

Billy bookcase: print 2 sides and 5 shelves. Insert the shelves in one sidepanel making sure every snap is secure. Then make sure the other sidepanel is oriented the same way (note the baseboard indent) and snap it on. It should take a bit of force to insert. Can be moved assembled or dissassembled!

Table: optionally add a colour change at 3.8mm (layer 19) with or without MMU.

Boxes: Without mmu, just print the box without text. With MMU:  separate to parts in the slicer. Find the model that is the box, change that to the main colour. the rest should be the secondary colour.  You can save a few grams of filament with the "no sparse layers" setting (print settings - multiple extruders - wipe tower - no sparse layers(Experimental)). Make sure you understand what it does and place the wipe tower accordingly to avoid collisions! 

Had to upload for the contest, stay tuned for more cargo.