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Sim City 2000 Tabletop Play Set

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Published on October 20, 2011
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Description

Do you think the Politicians have it all Wrong? Is your Mayor a Bumbling Idiot? Are your local City Planers out to kill you?

Well now you can prove them all wrong! Demonstrate your city building mettle with the Sim City 2000 Tabletop Play Set!

All the Thrills of being a real City Planner, without the boring environmental impact statements.

But Watch Out! Disaster can Strike at any moment! The Devastation of the Spilled Coffee Flood! The Clean-Up Alien from the In-law's House! The Horror Of the Attacking 1000 foot 3-Year-Old!

Instructions

All these building where modeled in Google Sketch-Up based on my memories of playing Sim City 2000. (Still my favorite computer game of all time)

This is an ongoing effort. I model these buildings when I am in-between projects and need something to clear my head. Expect more buildings to be added to this thing as time goes on.

Notes:
-The Sketch-up file is included here, when downloading Sketch-up files from Thingiverse the extension (.skp)gets stripped off the end. You will need to manually add .skp to the end of the file name for it to open.

-All the buildings where modeled at 10x scale, to allow for more detail. When you export from Sketch-up to Replicator G you will need to scale the buildings by 0.1 to get them to the proper size

--Update Oct 23 2011--
-Road Tiles and Microwave Power Plant models have been added
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Thank you so much for these files!

I just printed the Capitol Building, and many others will follow! I have the idea of a little city hanging on my wall as a kind of 3d-picture. ;)

So, would you be able to add a curved street fro me? That would be very kind!

Thank you again!

These are beautiful, they print wonderfully.

Can you check the scale of the light industrial buildings? One of them seems really, really big and one of them is really tiny.

Everything else is the right size.

WOW!!! i'd certainly buy these 3d printed models!

Very, very cool. Like my cut-and-fold Asterix Gaulish village in the early seventies, only
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lt;. I don't suppose these are scaled to match 1/300th microarmour? Tank battles in Sim City!

My wife wants ancient Roman buildings, now that she's seen what is possible.

could you reup the zip file again, it gets an error saying problem rendering the file

Thank you so much for posting these! I have been dying to make some of these since seeing your impressive display in Kansas City maker faire!

We need a city for my thing "http://www.thingiverse.com/thi..." to be right in the middle.

just after GE's B2 goes over.

Now we need someone to make a Godzilla.stl

I am totally printing every one of these! :-D

Incredibly awesome! Sim City 2000 was the game that made me NEED to get a computer.

Any plans to model the arcologies? I've always wanted to print a Darco...

Thank you for all the work you put into these.

+1 for Arcologies. Can't wait until the Launch and Plymouth arcos are up
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Next time Boomer / Brebot is in New York he will finish filming:

What Man Creates Robots can Destroy Part Deux! The Destruction of SimCity. =-X

http://mike-ibioloid.blogspot....

I can't thank you enough for posting these. I'v been admiring them since I saw them at your table at the KC MakerFare.

Have you made a coffee table out of them yet?? You should add the roads that are in the sketchup shot too =)

haha, well done! :)

So, so, so epic...

Hmm... needs a rule set. Like Conway's game of life, but with buildings.

Good Suggestion. If you write something up, post it to Thingiverse as a derivative

SO AWESOME. Thank you so much for putting this on Thingiverse.

Fun. I was always annoyed with SimCity because you had to keep growing or else your city died. Well, that's not a problem now because I don't mind printing out more parts!

Also one of my favourite games! The detail on these is really great. Thanks for sharing Skimbal.