NOTE: This listing is just for the 3D model files, if you wish to print your own
A universal modular display system for displaying handheld game systems. It can accommodate up to four devices depending on their size; and is stable enough to handle large handhelds like the ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch 2, MSI Claw, Lenovo Legion Go 2, and more.
Additionally, pegs are included to join multiple units together to lengthen the display rack indefinitely. In the photos, you can see where I have two of them joined together.
You’ll find five files in the download:
I recommend printing in PLA, 10% infill, 6 top/bottom layers and 4 shells (at 0.2mm). Print the base upright and the pegs on their side. No supports needed!
The modular nature means you can move the pegs around to accommodate devices of different thicknesses.
The display unit has four rails--an inner pair and an outer pair--for holding everything from small Gameboys & retro game handhelds to full-size handheld gaming PCs.
I use these myself to display my handheld game consoles!
Compatibility: (not an exhaustive list, just some off the top of my head):
OneXPlayer X1 Pro (plus the X2 and X3 series), Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, Lenovo Legion Go 2, TrimUI Brick, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Pocket, Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Anbernic devices, Retroid Pocket, AYN devices, Mangmi devices, Odin devices. Basically universal compatibility
Dimensions:
One base section is 150cm x 14.8cm x 2cm, so you’ll need a print bed of at least 15cm x 15cm.
The top of the pegs are rounded, please make sure you orient those facing upwards when inserting into the base
NOTE: This listing is just for the 3D model files, if you wish to print your own
A universal modular display system for displaying handheld game systems. It can accommodate up to four devices depending on their size; and is stable enough to handle large handhelds like the ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch 2, MSI Claw, Lenovo Legion Go 2, and more.
Additionally, pegs are included to join multiple units together to lengthen the display rack indefinitely. In the photos, you can see where I have two of them joined together.
You’ll find five files in the download:
I recommend printing in PLA, 10% infill, 6 top/bottom layers and 4 shells (at 0.2mm). Print the base upright and the pegs on their side. No supports needed!
The modular nature means you can move the pegs around to accommodate devices of different thicknesses.
The display unit has four rails--an inner pair and an outer pair--for holding everything from small Gameboys & retro game handhelds to full-size handheld gaming PCs.
I use these myself to display my handheld game consoles!
Compatibility: (not an exhaustive list, just some off the top of my head):
OneXPlayer X1 Pro (plus the X2 and X3 series), Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, Lenovo Legion Go 2, TrimUI Brick, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Pocket, Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 3DS, Anbernic devices, Retroid Pocket, AYN devices, Mangmi devices, Odin devices. Basically universal compatibility
Dimensions:
One base section is 150cm x 14.8cm x 2cm, so you’ll need a print bed of at least 15cm x 15cm.
The top of the pegs are rounded, please make sure you orient those facing upwards when inserting into the base
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