Nintendo Office Plaques (1933 original building) cleaned up by poikilos

Last crawled date: 3 years, 4 months ago

This version is cleaned up by Poikilos and distributed with permission from MrTalida on Twitter. He scanned it with permission from Nintendo.
I added the Non-Commercial license to avoid offending Nintendo, and derivatives should follow that license to show this is distributed for purposes of preserving history and of our fondness for Nintendo.
If you want to choose filament color(s) or paint it like the original, you can see the following links containing photos for reference:
3D Print A Piece Of Nintendo History Before The Real One Is Gone by Drew Littrell.
Photos of a Repro (more detailed than Drew Littrell article photos, but of a reproduction not the original): https://twitter.com/Yamafuda/status/1226079985116614661
Differences in Poikilos' version
nintendoSign1 (in Japanese) prints more legibly when squished in z-axis since each level
(the face of the text, the background, etc) is tweaked to be more
flat. Suggested size to save plastic: see "Printing" below.
Included blend file(s) have vertex groups for tweaking.
See also: changelog
Credits

A couple weeks ago I visited each of Nintendo's Kyoto offices to get photo reference and create 3D scans.
I've produced 3D printer-ready scans of the plaques on Nintendo's 1933 office, as well as from the 60 Fukuinekamitakamatsu-Cho offices. Enjoy!
https://bit.ly/2q6GQQ5
-@MrTalida on Twitter, Nov 30, 2019https://twitter.com/MrTalida/status/1200932582298443781

Original readme by MrTalida (fixed spelling):

Nintendo Office Plaques
3D scanned and made printer-ready by @MrTalida
NintendoSign1 = Japanese plaque mounted on Nintendo's building from 1933 located at 342 Kagiya-cho in Kyoto
NintendoSign2 = English plaque mounted on Nintendo's building from 1933 located at 342 Kagiya-cho in Kyoto
NintendoSign3 = Japanese plaque mounted on the gates outside of Nintendo's office building complex at 60 Fukuinekamitakamatsu-cho in Kyoto