SpiderMan LightBox

Print at 20% infill with a layer height beetwen 0.2m use 0.4 mm nozzle

Filaments used:

• PLA BambuLab basic Black
• PLA BambuLab basic Red
• PLA BambuLab basic Jade White
• PLA BambuLab basic Blue

This 3D print is an absolute eye-catcher, especially for fans of Spider-Man and unique display pieces. By combining four different BambuLab PLA filaments, the model comes to life with striking contrast: deep black for the background, vivid red for the spider symbol, white for the glowing effect, and blue details that add extra depth. When the LEDs are turned on, the print transforms into a glowing centerpiece that instantly grabs attention — perfect for a desk, a shelf, or as part of a themed collection.

The real magic happens when you add lighting. I used a 6500K white LED strip, which you can find here:
👉 BambuLab LED Strip

To power the LEDs, I used a 3x AA battery holder with a cover and built-in switch, available here:
👉 Battery Holder – Botland

Since the battery holder needed to be connected to the LED strip, some basic soldering was required. You’ll need a soldering iron, solder, and a little patience — but it’s a very beginner-friendly task, and the result is more than worth it.

This print is not only a fun project but also a satisfying DIY build that combines 3D printing, electronics, and a bit of maker spirit. The end result is a glowing, stylish piece that looks like it came straight out of the Spider-Verse. If you want something that will impress both fans and makers alike — this is the perfect project to try!