60's Batman Lightbox

 

This is a lightbox i have made of the 60's Style Batman from DC comics. This shows one of DC's favourite characters, Batman, the model used is based on the 60's style of Batman. When lit up, it brings Batman to life, any Batman fan would love this.

 

Remember to remove the purge line. This is because of the size of the lightbox and the angle it is set at on the build plate.

 

I've already added holes to the back plate but you can just remove these by deleting them if you don't want them.

 

Bambu Studio

 

Just keep to my profile and all should be well. By all means please feel free to change it to your own liking. Here are my settings:

 

Plate Type - Textured PEI Plate

 

Quality - Elephant Foot Compensation - 0

Quality - Arachne - Default settings

Strength - Bottom Shell Layers - 5

Strength - Internal Solid Infill pattern - Monotonic

Strength - Sparse infill density - 5%

Strength - Sparse infill pattern - Gyroid

Speed - Initial Layer - 25mm/s

Speed - Initial Layer Infill - 50 mm/s

Others - Brim Type - No Brim

Others - Brim Width - 1

 

Putting the lightbox together

 

I tend to use aluminium tape for the back plate, this is so it can reflect the light better. I use super glue and an activator spray, but i am very careful to watch how much super glue i put on it, if there is too much then it can dribble over the edges and when it dries it will cause a white mark. I tend to use these lights 5V USB Led Strip Light SMD 2835 50CM 1M 2M 4M 5M White/Warm White/Red/Blue/Green IP21 Flexible Lighting Ribbon Tape Backlight - AliExpress 39 in the lightboxes i do. When putting the lights in, try and keep about half way along the wall, too far back and it will get in the way of the back plate when you glue it in place, too close to the front and the effect with the lights wouldn't be as good.

 

Any questions please message me.

 

Boost MeI've left this model open for you to print and sell it with my blessing. All i ask is if you can give me a boost and like and share my model. Thanks.