Cjwelcome shares:
Can be printed with minimal supports and in white filament. I used a Raise 3D printer and then used a FormLabs for a final draft part but can still be printed normally. Not toleranced so minor sanding may be required after printing. Using transparent green for the Plasma tube and red for the small C-137 part and of course white for the base and cap part. as well for the flash drive I used the SanDisk SDCZ43-016G-A46 model with the black plastic taken off and bent a small amount to fit within the printed part. The built in light on the flash drive lines up with the plasma tube so it really lights up when plugged in! Enjoy my model and thats the waaaay the news goes!
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