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Screaming Ghoul Tealight

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A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
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5 h
2 plates
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Model adapted for A1 Mini
Model adapted for A1 Mini
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Matte Ash Gray (11102) / Filament with spool / 1kg

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Screaming Ghoul Tealight

 

May I introduce to you: a rather hungry little ghoul, screaming his way out of a tombstone because, well… eternity doesn’t come with snacks. I think it turned out to be a pretty interesting model!

 

This model was born from a mix of AI and the MakerWorld Image to 3D tool. To be honest, I was just experimenting a bit — and somehow, this creepy little ghoul came to life.

Of course, the raw result wasn’t perfect, so I cleaned it up in Meshmixer and made a few tweaks in the slicer. The cover, however, I had to model by myself.

For something that started as a happy accident with a bit of AI magic (and quite a bit of manual work), I think it turned out pretty awesome.

 

I’ve uploaded the raw STL file exactly as shown in the pictures but without the hole for the candle. In the 3MF file, I separated the tombstone from the base plate so you can freely scale it. That way, if you want to use bigger candles or remove the base plate entirely, you can. The negative cutout for the candle is also adjustable.

 

The insert cover for the candle is printed separately. Just place your candle in the slot and put the cover on top. 

One important note: make sure your print bed is very clean when printing the cover, since its contact surface is extremely small!

 

If you just want to print it via the app, go right ahead – you’ll get exactly what you see in the pictures. The hole for the candle is about 38.5 mm in the printed version, which fits a standard Bambu Lab electronic tealight. (I also tested another random tealight, and that worked too!)

 

 

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