ZAPPIT Commander Game Console - End of Watch by Stephen King

A look-alike model of the handheld game console written about in Stephen Kings' novel End of Watch. I was thinking of this lil gadget from the Bill Hodges/Holly Gibney series of books by Stephen King the other day and thought why not. The Zappit Commander is produced by Zappit Inc. owned by the now bankrupt Sunshine Solutions. The Zappit is described throughout the book and has these details: charge cord/port, gray 5x3 touch screen, power button, and has WiFi. However its also described as both retro and only 5 years old, looks like an e reader and can fit in a pocket. The one used by Brady Hartsfield is bright pink and another used by Barbara Robinson is yellow. This model uses some "fictional license" and is close to what I imagined in my head while reading the story. The "Gameboy" was also mentioned in relation to the Zappit so I used that as inspiration. What would your Zappit look like? All pieces fit together clean and easy but it has several very small parts. You will want to be comfortable using superglue and placing/pressing with tweezers. The LED part will probably press fit without glue. See pictures for help with assembly. Only a few small supports are used on the front face of the model. OVERALL SETTINGS Filament: Prusament PLA- Galaxy Black, Jet Black, Gravity Gray, Lipstick Red Jessie PLA - Tree Green, Yellowbird, Bold Blue, White, Gunmetal Gray Inland PLA - Hibiscus Pink Printed on MK3S+ (probably prints faster on a newer machine) Print Bed: Smooth Steel Sheet Bed Temp: 60c Nozzle: 0.4mm Nozzle Temp: 215c Layers: .020mm (.007in) Infill: 20% Rectilinear Perimeters: 3 Solid Layers Top: 3 Solid Layers Bottom: 3 Supports: I use these settings from BOBSTRO on the Prusa Forums and they work well for me, on both PLA and PETG. Style: Snug Top Contact Z Distance: 0.25mm Pattern: Rectilinear Pattern Spacing: 3mm Top Interface Layers: 4 Interface Pattern: Rectilinear Interface Pattern Spacing: 0.2 mm XY Separation: 75%