Egloo Mania

This model is a 3D printer model of a game called Igloo Mania.

I first saw this game and thought it would be nice to make it for a 3D printer, and now I've finally made it.

The game itself is fun, and it's great as a decoration.

All the components are almost the same as the existing product, but some details have been improved.
1. The numbers to the corresponding floors are engraved on both sides of the ice brick.

2. The dome for the support that serves as a guide when assembling the igloo can be used to store the sticks used in the game and the Eskimo doll.

All bricks do not require support, and partial support is needed to support the entrance arch of the base.

Of course, it is recommended to print all colors in white, but color printing is recommended for the Eskimo doll. (Or painting)

The plate layout was adjusted to the maximum print size of 180x180 so that it can be printed on A1-mini.

Since there are no moving parts, it is also possible to print in a reduced size if the large volume is burdensome.

It will take quite some time to print all the parts, but you will be happy with the results (in my opinion, the quality is much better than what is being sold which is lighter and more slippery).

Don't forget to check my other designs.

[https://makerworld.com/en/@FunOrNothing/upload](https://makerworld.com/en/@FunOrNothing/upload)

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04/14/2025 Model Update

Added lid model.
This will help keep the parts from scattering when stored.

It's also possible to print with A1-mini.

11/18/2024 Model Update

Added a small handle on the opposite side of the gate for kids with small hands.

11/17/2024 Model Update

Design of the sticks for the game improved.

The stick has a polar bear shape carved in the center.

The idea is that the polar bear takes away the ice from the igloo.

Fun fact : In the original game, the setting is penguins and igloos, but in fact, penguins only live in the Antarctic, and igloos only exist in the North Pole.