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Horror Movie Villain Windows

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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16-color RGBW (2pcs) - KC007

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Get ready to bring your favorite horror icons to life with my 3D-printed villain window panels! 🔪👻 Whether you're a fan of Freddy, Jason, The Nun, Pennywise, Michael, or Chucky, these haunting displays will take your Halloween decor (or year-round spookiness!) to the next level. Each window is powered by an LED puck light (with a handy hole in the bottom for easy access), creating an eerie glow that brings the characters to life. The design is split into multi-part prints, so even if you don’t have an AMS, you can still easily print the colored panels. 🎃 Perfect for horror fans, makers, and anyone who loves a good scare! Ready to haunt your space? Download the files and start printing! 👁️👹

 

The puck lights are Great Value LED Puck Lights and can be purchased at Walmart for around $15 - I just found these to be brighter and better than a standard tea light. I'm sure other lights would be able to fit in the slot though - it's 64mm in diameter. The Great Value puck lights come with a remote control and do change color - although the colors don't seem to get bright enough for these windows. If you want to do a different color, I'd recommend printing the white back panel in whatever color you wish.

 

UPDATE: The hole size is perfect for the Bambulab Remote Controlled 16-color RGBW Puck Lights that I have linked in the BOM. I actually prefer these lights for indoor use, they aren't as white and I think it gives a softer color for using them inside. You may not feel the same way, but I really like them.

 

Bambulab: Link to puck lights (or use the BOM below)

Great Value: Link to puck lights 

 

 

********************* Printer Notes ************************

I use smooth plate for my prints and Bambu glue, make sure to change the plate if you aren't using a smooth plate. Also, some of the details are pretty small (especially on the Nun) so you may want to have a scraper handy. You also might notice that the red frames have some slight bend, the black overlay should push them back and not be an issue - some of them just couldn't get a super tight fit but they are in there solid on my prints.

 

I hope you enjoy making an using these as much as I enjoyed it!

 

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

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