All parts print with the orientations shown in the .3mf files, along with some supports. They can be aligned and held in place with the mating features, and a couple drops of CA glue holds everything together. Brown acrylic paint works well for the brown section of the base.

Printing notes:

• Set XY separation between an object and its support → 100%
• Small layer heights are ideal for all parts, I used 50um for most prints
• One spike has a hole in it; place this one in the top/center if you'll be hanging this.

The base has a small cutout for 25mm NFC tags, which can be used with TagMo for all your video game-related NFC needs. If you use this feature, I recommend backing off on the infill and reducing perimeter layers to 2. I've found that phones have no problem communicating with the integrated tag, but some Switch controllers have difficulty reading from them. Your mileage may vary.