Colonial Hanging Lantern for Solar Lamp

Original model was exactly what I was looking for, but I didn't want to deal with wires and had just the part to fix that problem. So I modified the original to use a drop-in solar-powered flame light. 

I originally made it so the light dropped straight in, but the bulb ends up being too high up to be prominent. By unscrewing the lamp (just two small screws) and splitting it apart, the wires allow for the bulb to be extended just far enough to work perfectly. It slides straight in and requires no adhesives or screws, and can be pulled back out to switch on and off. 

I also included holes to attach a wire hanger or handle to attach to a hook. 

*Top part requires 8 M3x30mm screws to attach (socket head or button head will work)

*Link to the solar lantern bulb: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D6V3NT1G

I printed mine in ASA, which does no favors for the rounded overhangs… PLA or PETG will probably look much better.