Half-Life First Aid Cabinet

Introduction

Straight outta Black Mesa and into your game room, workshop, or apocalypse bunker — the Half-Life First Aid Cabinet is the ultimate fusion of fandom and functionality. Whether you're patching up IRL scrapes or just showing off your Gordon Freeman pride, this is the crowbar-cool storage solution you never knew you needed.

Crafted with the precision of a Vortigaunt’s lightning zap and the style of an HEV suit, this wall-mountable beauty is designed to look like it could actually beep and buzz back to life (no actual healing juice, sorry!).

Features & Highlights

• Authentic Half-Life Aesthetic - Modelled to mimic the iconic in-game wall-mounted health charger — complete with details, paneling, and that sweet retro-futuristic flair.
• Functional Storage Space - Open it up to reveal a roomy interior perfect for storing first aid supplies, meds, or... extra batteries for your gravity gun.
• Magnetic Latch Closure - Smooth open and close action with magnetic snaps to keep your stuff safe — even during a Combine raid.
• Easy Wall Mounting - Rear mount holes included — slap it on your wall next to your crowbar rack or your VR setup.

Whether you're preparing for your next LAN party or just want to impress visitors with your taste in iconic sci-fi design, this cabinet brings serious Lambda-level style. No actual medkits included. But we highly recommend band-aids and snacks!

Model Details

Assembly is pretty straightforward, a full assembly guide has been provided. You can find the assembly guide in the ‘Documentation’ section. If you have a 0.2mm nozzle and want to 3D print the faux screen, a print profile for this has been provided. Alternatively, you can simply print the faux screen on your inkjet printer using the ‘Screen Decal’ PDF in the ‘Documentation’ section. Just apply some clear acetate over the print to give it that glass screen look!

There are some large angular parts that cover a large area of the print bed. So please ensure your bed adhesion is good to avoid warping.

There is room within the door to place some LEDs etc. The screen section and first aid sign have been designed with this in mind.  NOTE: If you wish to prevent ‘light bleed’ through the white filament of the door then before assembly you may need to spray some black paint on the backside of the door. Use your slicer to add a hole for a switch using a ‘negative part’.