Shield Cell from Apex Legends

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Occasionally you stumble upon something in a video game that just has to be recreated. This Shield Cell from Apex Legends is roughly to scale, with an emphasis on roughness, and is incredibly easy to print. I'm thrilled with how it turned out, but there's definitely room for improvement - I encourage anyone with better skills to remix it and make it even better! It was designed as a light-up display to sit next to my computer, so it doesn't have any internal mechanisms to make it move smoothly or behave like its in-game counterpart. I'm confident many of you could come up with something amazing, and I'd love to see what you do with it! Thank you for checking out this project, and I appreciate any feedback you may have - I'm still learning but having a blast doing so. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment and I'll do my best to help in any way I can. This model requires patience due to its multiple parts and print time, as well as final assembly, which involves gluing the inner part together and adding details with pens or markers after they're printed. I simply used pens and markers to create the designs on the top cap. Here's a breakdown of the parts: Shell: 1x Black Rim 1x Top Cap 4x Bolts 1x Middle Cylinder 1x Bottom Cap 1x LED Threaded Tray 1x Tag ID (can be left blank or designed with text) 2x Side Windows 2x Cut-to-size Plexiglass sheets (1/16 inch, 35mm wide x 103mm long) with small notches cut on the bottom corners to allow for full insertion Inner Part: 1x Handle 1x Handle Base 4x Copper Housings 16x Copper Parts 1x Bottom Base