Monument Valley Lamp Trophy comp. w. Bambu Lamp Kit by Sven97

Sven97

Household>Decor

Contest Winner

Trophy Design Competition

Print Profile(3)

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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

Main Architecture

Designer

7.6 h

3 plates

4.6(15)

Customizable sign

Designer

19 min

1 plate

4.5(2)

multi color, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

9.2 h

4 plates

5.0(5)

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Description

1. Model Overview

This unique design is a lamp or trophy inspired by the aesthetic of the Monument Valley game. It's fully compatible with the Bambu Lamp Kit 001, making it a versatile and stylish addition to any space.

Compatible Hardware Kit: LED Lamp Kit-001. For more details, visit Bambu Lab Store

2. Model Specifications

Dimensions: 200mm (H) x 120mm (W) x 100mm (D)
Weight: ~115g
Material & Color Recommendations:
- Main body: Black or White Marble is recommended for a architecture finish
- Sign: White is recommended for clarity and contrast.

3. Printing Parameters

Layer Height: 0.20mm is recommended to ensure a smooth finish
Infill Percentage: 15% for optimal balance of strength and material usage.
Support/Adhesion: No support
Plate: A smooth PEI Plate is ideal for this print

4. Assembly Instructions

The main architecture is designed in 5 pieces connected via hex-shape pins, it can be printed without any support. While the pin connections are robust, adding glue between layers can enhance stability.

Assembly Process:

Step 1: Insert 4 pins into the base.

Step 2: Assemble the sides and back parts.

Step 3: Place 3 pins on the top of the side and back parts

Step 4: Attach the pillar with its pin

Step 5: Fit the top part into place

Step 6: Insert the award sign into place

Step 7: The LED base, originally from the Halloween Jack-O’-Lantern model, can be reused here. So you can save some printing time if you already printed this. Secure it by pushing and rotating counter-clockwise from the top.

Additional Customization:

Print and add figures like Prince Ida and Crowman at 50% size from Martin Moore. A bit of glue can secure them to the structure.
- Prince Ida Model
- Crowman Model

For Ida model, it seems that the pegs to join them are missing. So I just use a little bit glue during the assembly. For this 50% size, glue is necessary anyway. Please refer comments to get more information for printing and gluing.

And TA-DA, there you have it!

Sign Customization:

5. Gallery of Finished Prints

6. Version History and Updates

2024/01/10 Update
- Update document
- Add instructions for customize the sign
- Add finished prints images
2023/12/20 Update
- Initial upload.

Comment & Rating (52)

@JoveA1mini

The game comes to reality

The designer has replied

@Sven97

Thanks so much for sharing your print. I am so glad you like it!

@JoveA1mini

Replying to @Sven97 :

Suggestion: Carve wire troughs into the back of the building and let the wires follow the wire trough to the bottom, so that the lamp wires can be hidden

@Sven97

Replying to @JoveA1mini :

Thanks for your suggestion! I will definitely work on it. Sadly, I have not received my LED kit yet, so I didn’t got a chance to measure and design a good structure for hiding the wire. I do want to make the structure hidden in the design. Will update the model once I received my kit!

@Jorple

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Print Profile

Main Architecture

Absolute pleasure to print, and such a fun and thoughtful design! I love how it uses the LED Lamp Kit as a sort of standard part, and the print in place handle at the top was a neat surprise! Definitely sells the whole lantern design. The assembly was super easy, though it definitely requires a bit of glue to keep it all together (especially for the Ada and Crow model). Had a bit of trouble getting Ada's legs in at 50% scale, so I assembled her legs and body in Bambu Studio, and printed her with tree supports- that worked much better!

The designer has replied

@Sven97

This really is a great practice! Thanks for sharing! I also encountered a little bit issue when printing the legs with Martin Moore's model in 50% scale. I will try your approach next time!

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@Ghoulco8

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multi color, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

LOVE IT!!! thank you for such an awesome model i absolutely loved this game when it came out and still play so this was awesome to print, please make more scenes from monument valley haha i printed mine in polymaker galaxy black and marble white :) still waiting on my led to arrive lol

@user_814441701

Some magic is here ! A quick mod with: 1) NEOPIXEL RGB5050 WS2812 (8 BIT) 2) battery 1200 mAh 3) 03962A battery charger And WLED Project to control :-O https://kno.wled.ge/ - PLA Sparkle - Black - Almost Perfect :-) https://youtu.be/WHIUJ6sogEs

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@Platin

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Main Architecture

Filaments used: - Bambu Lab PLA Matte Charcoal - Bambu Lab PLA Matte Ivory White

@ida.liu21

printed in marble Fascinating

@shrimpisbugss

How did you hold the Ida model together? I can't seem to find the pins

@Arthur.harold

Hey I was wondering if you could design this? ''Lexus F Logo''

@user_233779599

Thank you VERY much for this great Lamp! I made another lamp holder for batterie lamps - see remix I think other people can make it better - I am not experienced, but I wanted to use my batterie lamp regards fritz

@MGRoewe

Print Profile

Main Architecture

amazing

@shrimpisbugss

The pegs to hold the Ida model together seem to be missing from the linked files. Any ideas on an alternative?

The designer has replied

@Sven97

I just simply glued them together, worked fine

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@shrimpisbugss

Replying to @Sven97 :

thank you, what kind of glue did you use?

@Sven97

Replying to @shrimpisbugss :

I just used 416 super glue. But 416 will come with a little bit cyanoacrylate frosting issue when excess cyanoacrylate monomers vaporize. So I just used very little amount to make sure there is no excess. I know there are some better choices for gluing pla, such as cement from tamiya. But I didn’t try it myself, so I don’t know the exact performance for sure.