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Qbert / Pongo Character
Qbert / Pongo Character turns a classic ZX Spectrum game figure into compact pixel art on a 26 × 28 grid. The finished design measures 208 × 224 mm with 8 mm cells, and is available as Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board or a Mini Pixel Model.
BrickPixel design · Medium26 × 28 cells · 8 mm cell
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Built from a 26 × 28 pixel grid, this character design captures the bold, chunky look that suits classic game artwork so well. The square-by-square layout gives it a crisp retro feel, while the finished 208 × 224 mm size makes it large enough to show the details clearly without losing the compact appeal of pixel art.
The composition has the clean, graphic style that works especially well as a display piece, whether you enjoy collecting classic gaming characters or simply like the distinctive look of old-school computer game art. With 8 mm cells, the design keeps that recognisable block-built structure at the centre of the piece, giving it an authentic pixel-made appearance rather than smoothing out the original style.
This BrickPixel design is available in several formats, so you can choose the version that suits how you want to build or display it. Options include Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board, and a Mini Pixel Model. Whether you want a hands-on project or a ready-made format to work from, each version presents the same character design in a way that stays true to its retro roots.
The composition has the clean, graphic style that works especially well as a display piece, whether you enjoy collecting classic gaming characters or simply like the distinctive look of old-school computer game art. With 8 mm cells, the design keeps that recognisable block-built structure at the centre of the piece, giving it an authentic pixel-made appearance rather than smoothing out the original style.
This BrickPixel design is available in several formats, so you can choose the version that suits how you want to build or display it. Options include Digital Instructions, a 3D Printed Pixel Board, and a Mini Pixel Model. Whether you want a hands-on project or a ready-made format to work from, each version presents the same character design in a way that stays true to its retro roots.