If you are a retro toy fan, or a die-hard Street Fighter II fan, then you will definitely be interested in this news: Nostalgic collector and archival preservation enthusiast MrTalida recently completed another amazing feat of preservation, successfully finding and 3D scanning a complete set of all Street Fighter II toys released by the Japanese company Bandai in 1992! This also means that you can now download and 3D print this set of classic toys and relive your childhood memories!
Re-engraving classics, all relying on digital preservation
MrTalida has long been committed to the preservation of vintage toys, especially in his ongoing “Keshi Corner” series, where he painstakingly searches for rare Japanese rubber toys (Keshi-Gomu) and 3D scans them so that more people can recreate these classics. Previously, he has successfully preserved many old toys from “Mario” and “The Legend of Zelda”, and this time the “Street Fighter II” series adds to his achievements.
A complete set of 20 characters, recreating 90s classics
This “Street Fighter II” toy set was originally released exclusively in Japan with the SNES game in 1992, and includes 8 main characters (such as Ken, Ryu, Chun-Li, etc.), each with two different poses. The remaining four are based on the four inoperable bosses in the game: M. Bison, Vega, Balrog and Sagat, perfectly recreating the classic lineup of the game back then.
Download now and relive your childhood memories
Now, thanks to MrTalida’s digitization efforts, you can recreate this classic toy set with a 3D printer simply by downloading these 3D scan files. Whether you want to collect, display, or relive your childhood happiness, you can do it easily.
This is not only a tribute to the classics, but also a way to continue the gaming culture. Imagine that when you assemble each “Street Fighter II” character with your own hands, the sense of nostalgia and accomplishment will be unparalleled!
