NeoHexa Metropolis Marble Run – Future in Motion

Model Overview & Print Notes

Built on interconnected hexagonal islands, this futuristic city floats on shimmering blue waters, surrounded by green parks and sustainable energy sources like wind turbines and photovoltaics. In the future, cities will be more dynamic than ever. Motorized Version included - Seperate Hand-Cranked Version in Profiles Boost Me If you like the design, please leave a free boost so I can design more stuff like this. Thanks! Streets won’t just stretch across a single level—they will weave through vertical layers, connecting every part from top to bottom. In NeoHexa Metropolis , your marbles navigate these futuristic pathways, experiencing an journey through a world of vertical streets and interwoven highways.   Two cutting-edge eddy wind turbines serve as innovative marble lifts, continuously cycling the marbles back up for endless movement. This seamless integration of urban design, sustainability, and kinetic energy makes NeoHexa Metropolis more than just a marble run—it’s an interactive cityscape that tells a compelling story of a greener, more connected future.   Step into the future with NeoHexa Metropolis , a breathtaking sci-fi marble run inspired by the cities of tomorrow! Designed for Marble Run Components Kit 003 Motor Manual Hand-cranked Version as seperate printprofile - Check The two assembly instructions to see which objects to skip Uses 8mm Steel Balls Dimensions: 27 × 30 × 22.7 cm (L × W × H) Perfect as an display piece or an engaging kinetic sculpture, NeoHexa Metropolis blends design, technology, and movement into one mesmerizing experience. Printing & Assembly Instructions Ckeck the attached pdf for detailed instructions. Printing Tips: The streets require significant support structures. To make removal easier, I’ve slightly raised them above the plate. You can lower them if you want to save support material, but removal will be more difficult. For a glossy finish , reduce the print speed of the outer walls significantly. (These settings are already included in my print profile.) I used Bambu Silk+ Filament for that.

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