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23x27 Mario Raccoon
Mario Raccoon appears here as a BrickPixel design on a 23 × 27 grid, finished at 184 × 216 mm with 8 mm cells. Part of the Retro Games Nintendo Mario range, it is available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board or a Mini Pixel Model.
BrickPixel design · Medium23 × 27 cells · 8 mm cell
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A lively pixel-art take on Mario’s raccoon form, this 23 × 27 design captures the playful look of the classic character in a compact, display-friendly format. The blocky styling suits the retro game aesthetic perfectly, giving the finished piece a crisp, recognisable silhouette that stands out whether you are building for nostalgia or simply enjoy bright, character-led pixel art.
Built on a 23 × 27 cell grid with 8 mm cells, the completed design measures 184 × 216 mm. That size gives it enough presence to show the details of the pose and costume while still fitting neatly into a collection, shelf display or creative workspace.
You can choose the version that suits the way you like to build and display. 23x27 Mario Raccoon is available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board, or a Mini Pixel Model, making it easy to pick a format for hands-on building, guided assembly or a smaller finished piece. A strong choice for Mario fans and retro gaming collections, it has the cheerful, instantly familiar appeal that works especially well in pixel form.
Built on a 23 × 27 cell grid with 8 mm cells, the completed design measures 184 × 216 mm. That size gives it enough presence to show the details of the pose and costume while still fitting neatly into a collection, shelf display or creative workspace.
You can choose the version that suits the way you like to build and display. 23x27 Mario Raccoon is available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board, or a Mini Pixel Model, making it easy to pick a format for hands-on building, guided assembly or a smaller finished piece. A strong choice for Mario fans and retro gaming collections, it has the cheerful, instantly familiar appeal that works especially well in pixel form.