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| BASIC DESCRIPTION | this is a basic card holder inspired by Kalos Pokedex the card floats in the frame - made by 2 pieces of acrylic and a thin sheet of plastic that holds the position of the card in relation to the frame it is primarily made to be used on multi color printers (like MMU from prusa, some toolchangers in tandem with a laser cutter/engraver) but you can also print it in sigle color and paint it yourself or leave it as is (you can see in the pictures that I have tried to print it in a woodfill variant) the uploaded version has a dxf file uploaded for laser cutting - version for ultra pro penny sleeves the dxf file doesn't contain the engraving that yo can see in my pictures (grass and psychic types) | DESIGN DECISIONS | it had to be modeled so that it didn't need any supports the card should look like it is suspended in the air like in the the representations of the pokemon in this type of pokedex the position of the card should be fixed in a way that it does not interfere with the transparency of the design and it should be flexible (accomodating various dimensions of sleeves the acrylic sheets are each 2 mm thick | PRINT SETTINGS | there are no need for supports General settings: 0,15 - 0,25 mm layer height 5-10% infill (also works with no infill) 2 perimeters | ASSEMBLY | you will need to print 2 identical parts for top and bottom of the frame laser cut (or by some other method - CNC, hand tools) 2 basic rectangles (dxf in the files) without the center hole - acrylic or some other tipe of plastic that is 2 mm thick laser cut (or cut by hand) 1 rectangle with the center hole in the dimension of the sleeve that your card is in - I recommend you use a sheet of transparent plastic that is as close to the thickness of the sleeved card as possible first - place the thin sheet of plastic onto the acrylic plate and center the sleeved card on it place the second sheet of acrylic on top of that and make sure that the edges of all three sheets are aligned properly carefully slide the acrylic into the top and bottom 3D printed part and that is it

Traveling Chocobo has seven additional variants along with its standard card, including a Borderless foil, neon-colored variants and a serialized gold variant

It's a miracle that any of them still exist, so whenever one in good condition hits the market, collectors are willing to pay wild amounts of money to make it theirs

Remove vengeful glare Sorry about the delay on this post I bit off a bit more than I could chew doing a total of 7 creature when I usually only do one