Diceball - Baseball table game

DICEBALL is a game for baseball lovers. It has a simple and fun format to share with family or friends.

*My3D has designed this buildable version of the baseball dice game called Diceball. You can print according to the original colors of the game or print in one color (preferably light colors) and paint it as you like with permanent markers or acrylic paint.

How to play?

Each player throws the dice once and whoever gets the highest number selects their team.

The away team hits first. The player with the visiting team throws the dice and looks in the dice guide for the move corresponding to the combination obtained with his dice. The counters of each team (runner, batter, pitcher) serve as examples of the plays on the field. When a runner walks all 4 bases he will have scored a run. When he completes 3 out plays he will end his turn at bat and it will be the turn of the home team to hit. Upon completion of 9 innings the team with the most runs will be the winner. If either team completes 15 runs before the 9 innings, they will be the winner by knockout,

What does the download include?

The download includes everything needed to assemble the game board and its accessories. The STL files are optimized to make the most of each print. It also includes the STL of each component separately in case you need to print any spare parts.

The set includes:

• Baseball field.

• Dice guide.

• Inning board.

• Outside slate.

• Slate stands.

• Dugout of both teams (home and visitor)

• Players from both teams (1 batter, 1 pitcher, 3 runners)

• Craps (you say).

Additionally, the information on the boards needs to be painted with a marker, as shown in the images.

Thank you for downloading this exciting game

Have fun!

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All STL files must be printed with the following settings:

Material: PLA

Layer height: 0.25 mm.

Layer width: 0.4 mm.

Nozzle: 0.4 mm.

Printing speed: up to 60 mm/s.

Printing speed first layer: 20 mm/s.

Note: All STLs are configured to be printed on a bed of at least 200x200mm.