Building the Forbidden Lego Toy

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15 years ago I made a 3d model for 3D printing that Lego used DCMA to take off Thingiverse. It was a 3D printed Arwing from Starfox 64 and a Lego Minifig Starfox. When Lego DCMA’d my design it spurred me to make PrintABlok, which has become my obsession for the past 5 years. But in all that time, I never did go back and 3D print the design that Lego took down.

That changes now.

If you’d like to get a free set of PrintAQuest, all you need to do is:

  1. Download PrintAQuest:SKIRMISH for free.
  2. 3D Print it.
  3. Take a picture.
  4. Post the picture anywhere online like on social medial including a make on Printables, Makerworld or Thingiverse.
  5. Send the link to cymon@3dpprofessor.com
  6. Cymon will send you a code for PrintAQuest.

If you’re brand new to PrintABlok, I will admit it can be a bit overwhelming. Here’s a good place to start:

  • Download the free base set.
  • Print P101 Printablok – Base Small Plate.stl
  • Snap them together and go “ooh”

From here it’s a question of serious or fun?

If you want to take a the serious route, check out StorABloks in the free base set.

If you want to have some fun, try printing the Battlemecha frame in /kits/500 Battlemecha and use the parts in /parts/120 Covers to beef it up.

Or we can just play a game with PrintAQuest.

Whatever you choose to do, you’ll be building a world of possibilities with PrintABlok.

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