This is a fan-made artwork created for personal, non-commercial home use only. It is based on a copyrighted trademark and is not intended for sale or resale. © 1995–2024 Nintendo. Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo.

This model is a remix of “Pokémon Card Deck Case” by Wandery. It represents the 'Master Ball' variant of the original Pokéball design created by Wandery.

There are two versions of the pokeball as depicted in the gallery. These are:

Version 1: Flat pink tabs to allow the pokeball to be stackable with other pokeballs. Version 2: Curved pink tabs that are more representative of the actual 'master ball' from the anime/show.

I have 3D printed and built the pokeball and can confirm that it is indeed functional.

Depending, it may help to clean and deburr support material surfaces and the M imprint on the Lid_Bulk model. Be careful when removing support material from the Middle_Part model.

To assemble the pokeball you will need put together and glue as follows:

1. Glue the Middle_Part to the Bulk_Bottom (glue all sides)
2. Glue the Button into the Middle_Part (small amount of glue)
3. Glue the Letter_M into the Lid_Bulk (small amount of glue)
4. Glue the Lid_Top onto the Lid_Bulk (be sure to apply even pressure to all corners for the first minute of the glue setting)
5. Glue the Pink_LHS/RHS onto assembled Lid (from step 4). Check the 3MF files for best 3D printing orientation and preparation. If checking the provided 3MFs, for Pink_V1 ensure the side that prints on the bed is the side facing up on the Bulk_Lid. For Pink_V2 ensure the side with support material is sufficiently cleaned/deburred and is to be placed on the side of the Bulk_Lid.

STL files and slicer configuration files (3MF) are provided.