When I first got my 3D printer the first things I printed were Mario 64 maps small enough I could hold in my hand. The models were readily available online, I

When I first got my 3D printer the first things I printed were Mario 64 maps small enough I could hold in my hand. The models were readily available online, I had to add some supports, scaffolding and caps to make solids of what was essentially a giant surface but it only took a few minutes per map. I am genuinely surprised how rarely you see classic gaming models and levels printed.