POTTER INSPIRED TOON TRAIN MONEY BANK/NIGHT LIGHT

NOTE: COPYRIGHT PA1© - PERSONNAL USE ONLY. COMMERCIAL LICENSE ON MY PATREON. FULL ACCESS AS SOON AS YOU JOIN, MULTI PARTS DESIGNS SO NO NEED FOR A MULTICOLOR PRINTER AND MOST OF THE PROJECTS ARE SUPPORT FREE!!! LINK TO PATREON:

https://www.patreon.com/PA1_MAKER

Friends, the Express has just arrived!

I used my personal touch combined with a cute cartoon look to create this cute movie inspired night light that is also a piggy bank/savings box!

What you need to know about this project:

-The whole project is support free. No supports at all!

-The whole project, in its original scale, is printable on a Mini printer like the Prusa Mini and the A1 Mini.

-The project is scalable. You can make it as big as you want.

-NO NEED FOR A MULTICOLOR PRINTER! The parts that are multicolor can be done with a simple color change on any printer. If you are not familiar with color changes, send me a private message and i will help you with pleasure..

-All the parts are already placed in the right orientation for printing. Do not rotate them, print them as is.

-The locomotive is NOT glued to the rails. To remove the money easily, you can pick up the train from its base and open the rear access.

• You can print only the locomotive if you want. The station platform is optional. If you want a huge train for you garden, go ahead, the station and the train are totally independant of each other.

For the Bambu Lab users:

A complete project file is included.
Again, the color changes are already set with color change at height (not the paint tool). You can see my last post about that and why i prefer this technique instead of painting the model.

Please, read and follow the instructions carefully. Some details are important and the assembly order is crucial for certain parts.

In any case, if you have any kind of problem with the project, feel free to send me a message. I will try to help you as much as i can like i always do!

FOR THE LIGHTING:

Sometime i work too fast, and i totally forgot to take picture of my lighting installation. My bad. But i have put in the instructions the path for the wire into the model. Its pretty easy to figure out.

For the material, I have used a small section of COB led strip with a solderless connector, some wires and the adapter i used a few times in other projects. You can see the link for the material here:

COB lights:
https://a.co/d/0fZS63qC

WIRES:
https://a.co/d/04ITnJ3a

SOLDERLESS CONNECTORS:
https://a.co/d/08bqlFzK

AC ADAPTER:
https://a.co/d/0hxY8ggy

Have fun my friends! Keep printing!