Nintendo 64 logo in colors for single color 3D printers

Hi,
One thing I wanted to print was the logo of the Nintendo 64 console (a truly innovative console of its time).

At first, I printed it in one piece and painted the faces by hand. Even though I took my time with the painting, the result was bad.

Then I came across the design “Nintendo 64 Logo for MMU” from apyrodesign (link : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2944515).

Fortunately, the creator also included a version for those of us without a multi-color printer.

But assembling the pieces wasn’t exactly easy, nevertheless it looked much better than the hand-painted version.

I then realized that I could push the quality even further, with an easier and more precise assembly.

So I decided to create my own version — fully modeled in OpenSCAD and customizable!

To write the OpenSCAD script, I relied on pencil sketches I drew on graph paper beforehand (see the attached photos).

You can change the size of the logo, the thickness of the facade plates or the size of the guides/studs

Here joined are STL files for a Four inches N64 logo, but you can customize it by opening my script under OpenSCAD software or use the online Customizer tool.

There are 6 things to print, none require supports :

• The main body "Main_part.stl" : this piece serves as a guide for the other pieces. I advidse to print with minimal plastic. For that, you can use only 1 perimeter and low infill. Lighning infill is great ! I recommand it
• The up and bottom faces "yellow_part.stl" (8x in yellow)
• The « N » face : "N part.stl" (2x in Green ; 2x in blue)
• THe « N_back1 » face "N_back1.stl" (2x in green ; 2x in blue)
• THe « N_back2 » face "N_back2.stl" (2x in green ; 2x in blue)
• The « Plate » faces "Plate_part.stl" (2x in green ; 2x in blue ; 4x in red)

That makes 29 pieces in total

Video here : https://youtu.be/H5etMZld76U

Hope you enjoy it !

Edit 2025-04-22 : it seems there's an issue with my SCAD file and the Customizer tool, and I'm trying to figure out what’s going wrong.
Fortunately, it works perfectly under OpenSCAD software.