Geoffro shares:

I wanted to print a sega case for my Pi and could not find one. I found printandplay2k’s genesis low poly console which although is meant to be a pi case, does not actually work as a pi case… I cut the guts out and rebuilt it for a pi 2

The top face needed replacing to the round dome shape and new text added so it would print out right for the size.

It’s a snug fit and does not lock closed all that well, but I take mine in and out of cases alot so I didn’t want it to be hard to remove.

I printed the top cove upright, as it requires less supports and the text comes out much cleaner than a horizontal layer spread.

download the files on: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1909084

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