Duplo Brick to Brio Track adapter with snap-lock
Description
Useful for building elevated train tracks, subway stations, Highlines, and crazy buildings with trains going through them.
This is a derivative of "parametric lego duplo by danielkschneider"
Update: 2010.10.22 I updated the file with a much cleaner rebuilt STL.
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My friend emailed me and said, "Hey, I need one of these adapters. Can you print me one out?" A few hours later it was complete.
So cool to just materialize stuff!!
Here's a video of the final piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
The stock Brio wooden elvated track holders are so delicate (of course). 2 years ago, my younger boy would be always getting in trouble from my older boy due to his lack of coordination around the elevated track sections. If only I had a bunch of these awesome creations back then...
Brilliant work, Zydac.
absolutely brilliant. I need to print one of these when my Cupcake is running again.
Seeing this awesome part caused me to write a blog post, read it if you like:
Great example of what a company would almost never do. Make it compatible with a competing proprietary toy makers' product. Power to the creative prosumers 8-)
These are the two bigs of toy production. No way this would happen in the real world, but here you have made something that kids are going to LOVE.
The wonders of at home production... you would never see an adapter between two different brands of toys like this
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