Mastermind – board game
This model brings the full Mastermind board game into a compact, fully 3D‑printable form.
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Archivos (5)
- Box.3mf 3MF · 810 KB
- Game Board Emboss.3mf 3MF · 630 KB
- Game Board.3mf 3MF · 1,2 MB
- Game Pin.3mf 3MF · 29 KB
- Information Pin.3mf 3MF · 28 KB
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- Juguetes y juegos
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Sobre este modelo
This model brings the full Mastermind board game into a compact, fully 3D‑printable form. The complete game measures 235 × 140 × 30 mm.
Construction The game uses a sliding system — the pin storage box slides into the main board. This keeps everything secure, portable, and neatly organized.
Printing & Graphics - The board is designed for bed‑printed graphics (ideally two‑color). - For single‑color printing, an emboss version of the graphics is included. - You can apply Fuzzy skin on the upper rim of the game pins for better grip. - The lower part of each pin (the part inserted into the board) should remain smooth.
Important – Box Locking Pins The locking pins that keep the sliding box closed are 1.5 mm tall. They are intentionally designed larger, so each user can adjust the opening force to their preference. - At the original height, the box requires a lot of force to open. - Recommended: lightly sand the pins — reduced to about 0.9 mm works well. - Alternatively, you can trim them using a slicer modifier.
This adjustment significantly improves usability.
Pin Counts Game Pins (colors) - 160 pieces total - 20 pieces for each of 8 colors
Information Pins (black/white) - 50 pieces total - 25 pieces for each of 2 colors
Mastermind Rules
Mastermind is a logic game for two players.
_Number of Positions_ This version includes 5 positions for the secret code, offering a more challenging game. Players may start with easier variants: - 4 positions – classic difficulty - 3 positions – fast and simple - You can also use fewer colors to simplify the game
_Goal_ Guess the secret color code created by the opponent.
_Gameplay_ 1. One player creates a secret combination of colored pins. 2. The opponent places a guess in each row. 3. The guess is evaluated using information pins: - Black pin = correct color in the correct position - White pin = correct color in the wrong position 4. The guessing continues until the code is cracked or all rows are used.
_Winning_ The winner is the player who guesses the code in the fewest attempts.
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