Puro Culichi | Vintage Marquee Sign

Our city deserved a sign. So we 3D-printed one.✨ A retro roadside marquee celebrating Culiacán, Sinaloa — my hometown. "Puro Culichi" is what we proudly call ourselves here, and every element of the sign tells part of the city's story: the tomato and tractor for Sinaloa's farmland (Mexico's agricultural heartland), the iconic Puente Negro railway bridge crossing the river, palms under the sunrise, and shrimp and fish from the waters that feed the city's famous mariscos culture. Topped with letterpress-style panel letters and twin starbursts for that classic mid-century motel-sign look.

Print details: - Fully multicolor with NO multi-material system needed — every element is a separate part printed in its own filament color, then snap/press-fit together. No glue required. - Assembled size: ~18 cm wide desk piece; parts fit on a standard 220×220 bed. - Display: built-in base to stand on a desk or shelf. - LED-ready: clearance behind the marquee panel for a small LED strip to make it glow like the real thing. - Suggested settings: 0.16–0.2 mm layers, 2–3 walls, 15% infill, PLA. Great excuse to mix leftover filament colors — or Protopasta's Metal or Glow PLA on the starbursts. For thinkers. For makers.