Printable parts for Commodore Amiga machines — trapdoors, brackets, stands, drive mounts and case parts, each one checked against the designer’s page.
Rehousing an A1200 board in a modern PC case? This shim adapts the Amiga 1200 motherboard’s three screw holes to standard ITX/ATX mounting, and adds a partial port backplate that locks the motherboard in place for rigidity. It screws directly to the case, or works with standoffs.
One stand for the whole wedge family: it holds an A500, A600 or A1200 — and the designer’s fit list also covers the C64C, C128, Plus/4 and C116 — with the Commodore logo in the print. It carries a ready-made print profile and a 4.7-out-of-5 rating from the makers who have printed it.
If you run a PiStorm32 in your A1200, this is the back trapdoor that finishes the job: HDMI, USB and a microSD slot on the rear panel instead of cables trailing out of the case. The support is designed in, so you print without slicer supports and snip off one small built-in support afterwards.