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Mario Banana Peel
A playful nod to the Mario games, this 16 x 15 Banana Peel design brings a familiar retro item to BrickPixel form. The finished piece measures 128 x 120 mm with 8 mm cells, and it is available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board or a Mini Pixel Model.
BrickPixel design · Small16 × 15 cells · 8 mm cell
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A bright yellow peel and a simple, unmistakable silhouette give this pixel-art design its playful Mario feel. Built on a 16 × 15 grid, it turns a familiar in-game hazard into a compact display piece with clean lines and bold colour blocking that suit the BrickPixel style especially well.
At 128 × 120 mm when finished, the design is small enough to fit easily on a shelf or desk while still showing the shape clearly. The 8 mm cell size helps keep the look crisp and blocky, echoing classic retro game graphics without overcomplicating the build. It is a neat choice for anyone who enjoys Nintendo-inspired pixel art or wants to add a recognisable Mario detail to a wider collection.
Mario Banana Peel is available in Digital Instructions for those who want to build it themselves, as a 3D Printed Pixel Board for a ready-made base, and as a Mini Pixel Model for a more complete physical format. Each option lets you enjoy the same compact retro design in the format that suits you best.
At 128 × 120 mm when finished, the design is small enough to fit easily on a shelf or desk while still showing the shape clearly. The 8 mm cell size helps keep the look crisp and blocky, echoing classic retro game graphics without overcomplicating the build. It is a neat choice for anyone who enjoys Nintendo-inspired pixel art or wants to add a recognisable Mario detail to a wider collection.
Mario Banana Peel is available in Digital Instructions for those who want to build it themselves, as a 3D Printed Pixel Board for a ready-made base, and as a Mini Pixel Model for a more complete physical format. Each option lets you enjoy the same compact retro design in the format that suits you best.