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Tall Minion Ghost Tea Light

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X1 Carbon
P1S
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A1
A1 mini
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X2D
A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
Designer
3.6 h
6 plates
4.9(7)

Open in Bambu Studio
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Description

It appears there is another ghost joining the Tea Light party. Slimmer and taller than the original (To the left in the photo)

 

A warm LED gives the top half a lovely yellow tint.
 

Here is a link to the original if you want to print him too :-) (https://makerworld.com/en/models/682034)

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Push the feet into the bottom piece (no glue needed, but you can always add some). You will find the Bambu Tea Light fits perfectly and there is a hole to switch it on and off at the bottom.

 

It's an easy build with a dab of glue here and there.

 

1st Pop a bit of glue on the edges of the hole for the feet and push them in paying attention to left and right. They should face away from the hole.

 

Now dab a bit of glue to the ends of the hands and push them into place. I find Superglue accelerator really useful but not necessary.

 

You have a choice you can add the black mouth or leave it open.

 

The Goggles are optional, you can glue the top of the head on, if you are a dab hand at gluing! But it's easier to put the goggles together which hold the top of the head in place above the body.

 

There are two options, a simple one and one that accepts two of the Y LED lights from Bambu that switch on and off with a magnet. See Bill of materials at the end of this description. These really add a bit of flare to the model.

 

When putting the LEDs in the goggles the flat area should be horizontal. In the orientation I have below the magnet sensor will be above his eyes.

If you are using the LEDs in the goggles then they push fit onto the head band. If not then you will need to add a bit of glue to the ends. Note in both cases that there is a notch in the band and that should match the goggles and face toward the floor:

 

To make the Eyes you have several options included in the print profile. You can print each colour separately if you wish to test your gluing abilities :-) Or you can do a manual filament change when the printer pauses (Switch from white to yellow for the Lids and Whites. Switch from Brown to black for the Iris and pupil)

 

As always leave comments, if you hit an issue DM me or comment below so that I can help and make the profile and instructions clearer.

 

Enjoy!

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