The 3D printed retro computer requires no screws no glue and snaps together, offering an easy way to create a full-sized retro inspired computer you can print on a Prusa 3D printer or similar.

There is a solution however, as [The Eric Experiment] demonstrates in his latest video. He designed and built a 3D-printed mini PC that runs on an actual 486 processor.

Quick note on legality: If you choose to rip 3D models from your video games and print them, make sure you’re just printing them for yourself, not to sell. To start, you’ll need a few pieces ...

For this project, Benbouziyane wanted to put his 3D printing skills to work with a nostalgic miniature PC that is easily recognizable as being from that era. He also wanted it to be functional. To ...

Kevin Noki has successfully completed a project where he designed and 3D printed a full-size, functional replica of the retro Apple Macintosh, which he calls the “Brewintosh.” ...

Hardware PC Cases Redditor handcrafts retrofuturistic set up that wouldn't look out of place on the set of Alien, with precisely zero 3D printing involved News By Jess Kinghorn published 13 June 2025 ...