Sonic Imploder Star Wars BattleFront

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I'm a massive fan of the original Star Wars Battlefront games. The remakes may not live up to my expectations, but they still offer plenty of unique features. One standout aspect is the wide range of available weapons. So, I'd like to introduce you to the Sonic Imploder, a simple yet fascinating design that's perfect for display purposes. Adding some lighting and sound effects can really bring it to life. I scaled this model from 1 to 9, achieving a height of 153mm (H). I have two different versions of certain components, including the threaded tops with holes - one of which was used for the button. Unfortunately, the hole was too small, so I had to use a drill to start it. Inside the main case, there's a bar that runs across, and originally, I drilled two small holes in it to feed the wires through. I also attempted to anchor the lights by putting their leads through this bar but ended up using some wire instead of little wire. To diffuse the light, I added some foam around it. When printing any object, you'll need to remove supports and sand down the surface a bit - but don't worry about making it shiny or smooth. A few scratches and rough patches will only add to its realistic appearance. Layer Height: .06 Shell Thickness: .08 Bottom/Top Thickness: .8 Fill Density: 30 Print Speed: 40 Print Temp: 210 Bed Temp: 70 Support Type: Everywhere Adhesion Type: Raft