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Hogwarts Castle Night Light & Stand

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Castle (0.4 hotend)
Castle (0.4 hotend)
Designer
2.5 h
1 plate
4.8(25)

Castle (0.2 hotend)
Castle (0.2 hotend)
Designer
8 h
1 plate
4.5(8)

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Stand
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1.8 h
1 plate
4.6(16)

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Stand (No AMS)
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1.9 h
3 plates
5.0(4)
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Description

This display stand is designed for the iconic Hogwarts Castle model and can also serve as a night lamp. It works with both LED flame tea lights and RGBW puck lights.

You don’t need an AMS to print it — just slice the model in Bambu Studio. For the castle itself, a 0.2 mm hotend is recommended for the best detail.
There are dedicated print profiles included to make printing without an AMS easy — one for the A1 mini and another for all other printers.

 

Parts included:

  1. Main body – the castle stand
  2. Bottom cap – closes the opening for the tea light or puck light
  3. Inner perimeter ring – supports the castle from inside the stand

Print instructions for profiles without an AMS:

  • Print the first plate with the HP logo.
  • Change the filament to your second color.
  • Keep the logo plate on the build plate — do not remove it.
  • Start printing the second plate with bed leveling disabled.

Assembly Instructions:

  1. Insert the inner perimeter ring
    • Gently squeeze the ring and insert it through the top opening of the main body.
    • Once inside, let it expand so it sits snugly against the inner wall.
    • If the fit feels loose, apply a small amount of glue from the inside to secure it.
  2. Mount the castle
    • Place the Hogwarts Castle model onto the top of the stand.
    • The castle should rest securely on the inner perimeter ring.
  3. Add the light
    • Insert an LED tea light or puck light into the bottom opening.
    • Close the opening with the bottom cap.

Now your castle has a sturdy display stand and a magical glow! ✨

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Castle (0.2 hotend)
Simply a beautiful print, thank you for sharing☺️
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Thank you for the rating!
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used support?
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Replying to @Vishu_0911 :
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hi I have a small problem here where it was stringing during printing as I've seen others also have this kind of error can this be fixed somehow it starts stringing there the castle printed great
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Hi! This looks like an under-extrusion issue. You are the first to report this issue. I assume your filament is already calibrated, but I’d recommend cleaning the nozzle — or swapping it out if you have a spare. What filament are you printing with?
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I also have this problem
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I also have this problem
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Castle (0.2 hotend)
Such a beautiful print, one of my favorites Thank you
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Thanks a nice one!
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Castle (0.4 hotend)
great design
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Thank you for the rating!
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outstanding results, well done 👏
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I printed it with a 0.4 mm nozzle and it went wrong, the print, I changed to 0.2 mm and the result was perfect. Thank you so much 😊
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Castle (0.4 hotend)
Second time printing it, this time in black and the result is still spectacular, thank you again
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Speechless it's IMPRESSIVE super meticulous details a perfectly fitting piece with unparalleled purity a million thanks
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Looks awesome in pink as well. I am glad you like it!
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Thanks for the print, turned out amazing. I printed the A1 mini stand( in single colour) and not sure if this is the right way to put it. Can someone guide( the way others have assembled seems to be different). I put the perimeter ring like structure from the inside of base to support the castle( Please correct if I am wrong). Thanks!
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Thanks for the boost! You got it right, this is the right way to assemble it!
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Great with a 0.4 nozzle, aside from a few minor imperfections
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