πΈ Retro Camera Clickers
Meet the Retro Camera Clickers Collection πΈβ¨
They look like tiny retro cameras...
They have a shutter button...
And yes, pressing it gives you that satisfying CLICK.
But this time, there are two different Versions.
π· V1 β Viewfinder Camera
This version includes a real pass-through viewfinder.
Look through the little window...
Aim at something...
CLICK.
No photo will come out.
But for a second, you'll absolutely feel like it should. π
πΌοΈ V2 β Photo Camera
This one hides something special inside.
A sliding photo frame that pops out from the top of the camera.
Add your favorite photo and carry a tiny memory with you wherever you go. β€οΈ
The photo can be inserted after the frame has been assembled.
π Photo size: 0.71 x 0.71 inches (18 x 18 mm)
And because one face was definitely not enough...
Each camera comes in 3 different expressions:
π Happy Face
π Heart Eyes
π Winking Face
β¬ DOWNLOAD
This design release has been archived on Patreon and can be purchased on my Cults3D. Active members save 50% β see the Discount Code post.
Even though they are archived, you can sell this design if you have an active paid membership.
π¦ What's Included
β’ π· V1 Viewfinder Camera β Happy Face
β’ π· V1 Viewfinder Camera β Heart Eyes
β’ π· V1 Viewfinder Camera β Winking Face
β’ πΌοΈ V2 Photo Camera β Happy Face
β’ πΌοΈ V2 Photo Camera β Heart Eyes
β’ πΌοΈ V2 Photo Camera β Winking Face
β’ πΌοΈ Sliding photo frame
β’ Commercial license for active Patreon members
π οΈ Model Details
Designed to print without supports π§©.
Compatible with standard FDM printers. Bambu lab and others.
The file (3mf) includes the parameters I use to avoid print failures
π Includes hole for keychain ring or chain.
π· The top button activates the clicker mechanism.
πΌοΈ Photo size: 0.71 x 0.71 inches (18 x 18 mm)
Check the assembly video included in this post before putting the frame together.
The frame is press-fit assembled.
β οΈ Once assembled, it is not designed to be taken apart again.
Don't worry about the photo:
you can insert and change it after the frame is already assembled.
πΈ It doesn't take photos.
It doesn't need batteries.
But somehow...
you'll still find yourself pointing it at everything and pressing CLICK. π
Comments (1)
I love them! The colors remind me of one my grandmother hadπ₯Ή
