Bitty Pop SKÅDIS

What the… How is it late-September already?

Oh right… Mina The Hollower came out in May.

Mostly kidding! While that game absolutely slaps*, I’ve also had quite a full summer-ish time traveling, planning and cooking specific birthday meal and dessert requests for everyone in my family, exploring more bad photo editing, and experimenting with new hot sauce recipes.

But that’s not why any of us are here.

Design Notes

Created in FreeCAD v1.0 for the handful of Bitty Pops my son and I have been collecting after coming to the decision that they’re like game cartridges, but little figurines instead.

Two versions were created to accommodate singles and four-packs.

The goal was to have the tops of the “boxes” relatively aligned. I think it went pretty well.

Let’s get to making these!

1. Print out Parts

Files can be found at the bottom of the page.

All Parts
Material: PLA
Infill: 15-20%
Supports: No
Brim: No

2. Assemble Bins

Press-fit the appropriate hooks into the bins. Use a hammer (gently) if persuasion is required.

Nearly identical construction to Vol I, Vol II, and Vol III, with the caveat that the Single holder only uses one hook.

3. Arrange on SKÅDIS

Place them in a way that’s both pleasing and functional for you.

4. Display Your Collection

Files

Click the Download buttons below for zip files containing all the components.

Files are available under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license.

License Deed

Legal Code

Like what you’re seeing here? Leave me a comment down below, or I guess follow me on Mastodon?  @DragonMountainDesign@mastodon.social (I check it occasionally).

Hoping to have a long-awaited action figure completed and posted up here before the end of the year.

Wish me luck, y’all.

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*I’ve been stuck on the Lionel boss fight for some time now.

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