Marioluigicelular

A build-it-yourself plumber icon, split into stackable parts for a chunky desktop character. The download is a multi-part kit: separate STL files for the base, body, arms, hands, head, and pipe, all designed to assemble into one blocky, retro-game plumber figure inspired by the classic Mario-and-Luigi look. The pictured component is the base block, a solid slab with a row of soft rounded bumps cresting one edge like a stylised brick or cloud row, forming the plinth the rest of the character locks onto. Since the arms, hands and a pipe piece all ship as their own files, the kit is aimed at hobbyists who like assembling and posing a model, gamers wanting a shelf or monitor-side mascot, and anyone building a nostalgic desk scene. It suits a phone or controller stand too, given the sturdy base and separate pipe prop. Breaking the figure into parts is a gift for multicolour printing. Print notes • Print each part in its own filament colour, then glue up, to skip painting entirely: red and blue for the outfit, skin tone for the face and hands, green for the pipe. • The base and body sit flat and need no supports; the arms, hands and head are small and may want a brim or light support at contact points. • Dry-fit all parts before gluing, and add a drop of CA or a short pin at each join for strength. • Scale the whole set uniformly so the sockets keep matching, and print at 0.16mm for clean, readable features.