UFO Master Blaster Station Replica Model - MMU
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The 1980s Gaming Handhold that blasts UFOs has come back to life! An MMU multicolor model.
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This is a custom sculpture of the UFO Master Blaster Station Game from 1980!
You need a four color capable multicolor printer. Use the 3mf files. The 3mf has it scaled to 300% and seperated into the colored parts. (If using the STL add, scale to 300%, then split to parts, and color each accordingly.) I split the model into two parts to simplify the process and to make it printable with a four color printer.
- Print the control panel part first with white, black, red, and chrome with no supports needed. Use a .2 layer height. This takes an hour.
- Print the body part with supports (the underside isn't flat). You need white, blue and red. Use a .3 layer height. Orient it so the LCD display box on top is flat with no stepping of layers. This is about nine hours.
- Glue the control panel part onto the body part.
The pictures here are recent renders of this model within Fusion 360.
If you want to read about this handheld retro game here is a good article about it. - https://www.retrogamesnow.co.uk/ufo-master-blaster-bambino-video-game-consoles-art/
Spool Color order for both of the 3mfs on a five color printer are as follow. For a four color printer you would need to assign them yourself.
- white ( control panel and body)
- blue (body part)
- red (control panel and body)
- black (control panel)
- silver (control panel)
I am using a 0.6 nozzle for these files and a .3 layer height for the base and a .2 for the control panel.
I keep tweaking this design to slightly improve it so it will change over time. The model is fine now though. I am using this as a learning project for Fusion360. Things I plan to improve:
- The lower part isn't quite right where the wings meet the center.
- There are a few thin gaps inside the model, nothing major just could be improved.
- It would be better if the bottom and LCD were parellel to each other so both no supports are needed and the LCF can still print flat.
- I might create the LCD as a lithophane and put a light behind it to show the game being played.