TVA Official Handbook

"It's in the TVA guidebook."
"The what?"
"There's one on every desk of the TVA. It's a detailed index of every mechanical classification and maintenance routine, in each sector, on every device, and inside every computer program at the TVA." ―Ouroboros and Loki
(From Fandom.com)

Info:

I threw this together in PrusaSlicer using a piece of a Chromebook model and the excellent logo created by drjames7.  Added some words from screen shots of the show and viola.  

Nothing fancy.  I used a single nextruder MK4 using the IS firmware with 3 color changes.  It looks sort of like a book if you put it on a shelf.  The layer lines in the white help with the illusion of a book. The text is obviously sticking up and would look better recessed, but easier this way for the manual color changes I did.  The spine is glued on at the end to cover the white part on that side.

I used Duramic PETG orange and white, with some eSun PETG yellow since that's what I had on hand.

I have uploaded a basic STL and two pre-sliced gcode files for MK4 and MK3S Prusa Printers using PETG.  If someone needs a version for a Prusa in PLA let me know.

But I don't have a Prusa Printer…
If you have a different printer/slicer combo (that can do manual or automatic color changes), here is a bit more guidance for using the STL with your slicer:
I used a .40 nozzle with a .15 layer height.  Start with orange filament then do a color change to white at layer 2.0.  Next do a color change back to orange at layer 8.3.  Finally yellow/gold at 10.25.  This might vary depending on what slicer and layer height you are using. 

NOTE: it is probably 5-10% smaller than the original. If you want it a bit more accurate try scaling it up.