Commodore Amiga 1000 3d printed enclosure 3D print model

The Amiga 1000, also known simply as the A1000, is the first model in the legendary Amiga line of personal computers, released by Commodore in 1985. It marked a major leap forward in home computing with its advanced graphics, stereo sound, multitasking operating system (AmigaOS), and Motorola 68000 CPU. With its unique expandable architecture and professional design, the A1000 quickly gained recognition as a groundbreaking multimedia computer.

This is a 1:1 photorealistic, high-resolution, and fully detailed 3D print model of the Amiga 1000 enclosure. It is suitable for both 3D printing and plastic molding. All ports and mounting points are designed to fit the original motherboard. You can use this enclosure to restore your vintage A1000, create custom mods, or even build a full-sized emulator system based on Raspberry Pi, Mini-ITX, or similar hardware.

Please note that the original motherboard fits best without RF shielding, so alternative EMI protection may be required if needed.

Best manufacturing options:

• SLA printing from Chinese factories (recommended for maximum quality, smooth surface finish, and durability)
• PLA FDM printing at home: 0.2 mm layer height with supports -also possible but not recommended

Files included:

• SolidWorks part files for small-printer and large-printer versions
• STEP AP214 and STL files for universal use
• Solid body models (SLDPRT, STEP)
• artwork file for A1000 front badge/sticker at A4 size, 300 dpi, 1:1 scale - coming soon

Simply print the case, assemble the parts, and finish it off with the included sticker design for an authentic look.