Today, something completely different — but sometimes you have to give in to creativity and do something out of the ordinary :) ⭕❌ Bring a nostalgic twist to your 3D printing with this retro Windows 98-style Tic-Tac-Toe game! Designed to mimic the classic pop-up window from the Windows 98 era, this unique game replaces traditional Xs and Os with iconic symbols: the mouse pointer and the hourglass cursor — perfect for anyone who remembers the struggle of waiting for a program to respond!

🎁 Why you’ll love it:

A fun, quirky homage to classic Windows nostalgia Perfect for tech lovers, retro fans, or desk toy collectors Great conversation piece or gift idea Clean, satisfying gameplay with magnetic pieces

Whether you're printing it as a fun project, a geeky gift, or just want something cool to keep on your desk, this tic-tac-toe game is sure to bring a smile (and maybe a little flashback to '90s computing).

🧲 Magnetic version included!The board and game pieces are designed to hold 8×2 mm magnets (≈ 0.31 × 0.08 inches) so the pieces snap satisfyingly into place and stay put. Great for fridge, desk displays, or just keeping things tidy during gameplay.

- For main window I set the pause at 18th layer (with 0.2 layer height) - For cursors I set the pause at 18th layer (with 0.2 layer height)

🧲 Not into magnets? No problem — a non-magnetic version is also included for a simpler print-and-play option. There is a hole for hanging at the back of the window.

🖱️ The remaining elements can be glued together using a little glue.

⭕❌I used colors that refer to those we know from old Windows.

🖱️ What’s Included:

• STL files
• 3MF files
• Magnetic and non-magnetic versions of all components

🛠️ Print Recommendations:

• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Infill: 10% (cubic)
• No supports needed
• Optimized for easy FDM printing
• Designed for 8×2 mm round magnets (≈ 0.31 × 0.08 inches) - Avalible on Amazon or BambuLab store