Pokemon Go Achievement Medals

These are the achievement medals that you earn in Pokemon Go by completing various challenges. As new medals are added to the game, I will model them and add them here as well.

These do not include the following:

• Type medals earned by catching 10/50/200/2500 Pokemon of a specific type
• Vivillon medals earned by saving postcards from people in different regions of the world
• Event specific medals such as Pokemon Go Fest medals

Included is a PDF document with instructions on how to print each medal as well as general instructions and guidelines on how to print them.

Each medal can be printed in 3 different shapes:

• The traditional circular shape found in the game
• A hexagonal shape that can be stacked horizontally
• A hexagonal shape that can be stacked vertically

(I love hexagons and figured I'd give them a hexagon shape in addition to the circular shape!)

Things to note:

• Base plaque: The base plaque for each medal consists of the same specs up to the point of the beginning of the medal’s unique design.
• Printing together: Each respectively shaped medal of the same design has the same layer height specs and can be printed together.
• Colors: Each color listed in the individual print specifications are based on the gold version of the respective medal. You may use different colors as you see fit to best match the in game representations of the bronze, silver, gold, and platinum medals. Or be creative and use your own combination of colors!

Recommended Print Settings:

• Layer thickness: 0.10 mm
  • All colored layers of the medals are layered in factors of 0.10 mm. (0.3 mm, 0.5 mm, 1.0 mm, etc.)
• Details: Turn on “Detect Thin Walls”
  • Some models have tight spots where the slicer software may not necessarily fill in or small details may get ignored entirely, so turning on Detect Thin Walls may help alleviate that.