Show your support for better typefaces by proudly displaying this sign that… uses a horrible typeface. Oh, the irony!

The white, black and red are slightly different heights – 2.0, 2.4 and 2.8 – so this can be printed with either a MMS system, or by switching filaments at the appropriate heights.

The “translucent” look I thought was pretty cool, so I kept it. Note that this might be dependent on the slicer you use, and the order that the individual STLs are loaded. So, your experience may vary. . If you don't like the translucent look as seen in the example make, use the “redthick” thicker version of that STL. Definitely use it if you're doing the filament-swap method, or your red will look really muddy.

Note that the uploaded files have much smoother rounding than the example make; I fixed it afterwards.