Made some cake decorations for my kiddos birthday!

3 years ago by zachatrocity to c/3dprinting

Hey guys, I used to post a bit on Reddit whenever I would do zhop inlays. But now I'm on Lemmy and I wanna share with this community!

It's sort of tradition for our household that I 3d print the cake decorations for our birthdays. This year's theme was Mario! I printed most items using the Z-Hop inlay method with sequential printing in super slicer.

I also printed a box that the turtles shells, bricks, coins, and mystery blocks can go it so we can save those for future play.

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Ciaocibai 2 points 3 years ago

Do you have a fancy multi colour printer or did you stick all those Mario bits together? Either way great result.

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zachatrocity 3 points 3 years ago

The Mario is from fab365 and it's a bunch of tiny parts you glue together

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