Gogo

It is a model made from scratch, from reference images, inspired by gogos (also known as Crazy Bones), which are small figures that became popular around the 90s. With them you can play for example a battle.

To do this, the following steps must be followed:

• Place six or more gogos in a line.

• With your gogos try to knock down the opposing gogo's, in a number of moves agreed upon by the participants. Each player has the right to try

• The one who knocks down the most gogo's is the winner

In this link I am going to leave you other possible game modes:

https://gogoslatino.fandom.com/es/wiki/Juegos_de_los_Gogo%27s#:~:text=Throw%20the%20Gogo%20from%20the%20center%20to%20the%20floor%2C%20win%20the%20match.

I hope you and your friends have fun playing with these little figures ;)

PS: Since I don't have purple PLA I made it yellow.... But any color looks GENIUS!

IMPORTANT! Remember that you can only:

• Print and use 3D prints of the 3D model for private use, in unlimited quantity.

• Share the images of your 3D prints of the 3D model on media such as social networks or websites.

And you have:

• Commercial use or public sharing of the 3D model prohibited.

• Modification or adaptation of the 3D model for public sharing or sale prohibited.

• Distribution, sale, donation or sharing of the digital files of the 3D model is prohibited.

If you are looking to use them for playing I recommend printing them with a height of 3 to 5 cm maximum. In my case I made it big to make sure the model was right and apart to decorate.

In the 3MF file it comes with that size and it takes exactly 8 hours to print (at least in Cura). Anyway, as I said before, it can be made smaller.

DOES NOT NEED SUPPORT!!!

Make sure to:

• print in dynamic quality

• set speed to 40.0 mm/s

• use 3-line "skirt" as adhesion to the plate