• 3D printed display stand tower for Atari 2600 cartridges holding 12 games, by OrnateTech
  • Atari 2600 game display tower with 12 slots for retro collection storage
  • Atari 2600 cartridge display stand with labels facing out
  • OrnateTech 12-slot Atari 2600 display tower, 3D printed in Michigan
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12-Slot Display Tower for Atari 2600 Cartridges

12-Slot Display Tower for Atari 2600 Cartridges

$34.95 USD
$34.95 USD
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In Stock & Ready to Ship: All items are pre-printed and warehoused locally. Ships out the next day.

1-year limited warranty included

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Put your Atari 2600 collection on display. Each cartridge gets its own slot in this tower, standing on your shelf instead of hiding in a drawer.

Fits: Atari 2600 cartridges.

Build:

  • Hard plastic, printed thick and over-engineered so it feels solid, not flimsy
  • Every slot cut to the cartridge for a proper fit

Storage: Holds 12 games in individual slots.

Designed and made in Michigan.

Dimensions: 3.85" (97.9 mm) x 10.2" (260 mm) x 6.46" (164 mm)
Weight: 9.52 oz (330 g)

Not included: games. The games pictured are for display; you're buying the tower only.

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granjag42

Awesome. will buy more

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diepooh

Very, very Nice. Excellent quality of this display stand. It is surprisingly sturdy for a 3D printed item and is very nice looking. It is going to look so good in my grandson's gaming display. The price was very reasonable as were the shipping costs. It arrived much sooner than expected for a custom made item. It was well packaged for shipment and arrived in perfect condition. Completely satisfied with this purchase.

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neonperson

These are solid and well designed game display stands. Condition new, good value especially when you consider the cost of producing them. Looks nice on my game shelf. Thank you!

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David

Sure it’s a simple mold but it looks PERFECT. I think it will be timeless. Note that Atari cartridges have to be displayed upside-down to look like this, so dust can get into your cartridges.