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16x16 Goomba
A compact Mario-inspired pixel design, 16x16 Goomba is built on a 16 × 16 grid with 8 mm cells and finishes at 128 × 128 mm. Available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board or a Mini Pixel Model, it’s a neat retro gaming piece for display or building.
BrickPixel design · Small16 × 16 cells · 8 mm cell
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A compact little enemy with plenty of character, this 16 × 16 Goomba turns classic Mario pixel art into a neat display piece. The design keeps the familiar rounded shape, frowning eyes and sturdy stance that made the original sprite so memorable, while the square grid gives it that unmistakable retro game look.
Built on a 16 × 16 cell layout with 8 mm cells, the finished piece measures 128 × 128 mm. That makes it a tidy size for shelves, desks or gaming displays, with enough detail to show off the expression and outline clearly without losing the clean simplicity of the source design.
It is available in several formats to suit how you want to enjoy the build. Choose Digital Instructions if you want the pattern for your own project, a 3D Printed Pixel Board for a ready-made base, or the Mini Pixel Model for a small finished version. However you pick it up, it is a straightforward way to add a recognisable Mario foe to a retro collection.
Built on a 16 × 16 cell layout with 8 mm cells, the finished piece measures 128 × 128 mm. That makes it a tidy size for shelves, desks or gaming displays, with enough detail to show off the expression and outline clearly without losing the clean simplicity of the source design.
It is available in several formats to suit how you want to enjoy the build. Choose Digital Instructions if you want the pattern for your own project, a 3D Printed Pixel Board for a ready-made base, or the Mini Pixel Model for a small finished version. However you pick it up, it is a straightforward way to add a recognisable Mario foe to a retro collection.