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Bullseye Lantern Oldschool Runescape Tealight Prop

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Lantern Housing PLA
Lantern Housing PLA
Designer
5.8 h
1 plate

Lantern Fixtures PLA
Lantern Fixtures PLA
Designer
37 min
1 plate

Lantern Shroud
Lantern Shroud
Designer
28 min
1 plate

Lantern Lens
Lantern Lens
Designer
1.1 h
1 plate

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Description

Stop worrying about extinguishing your light source in the middle of a Slayer task. This Bullseye Lantern replica brings an iconic Old School RuneScape prop to your desk, providing the perfect warm glow for your late-night XP grinds.

Designed with simplicity in mind, just use glue. It is made to fit a standard LED tealight when the top lid is removed. Simply print the parts, glue them together, and you are ready to venture into the dark (or just look cool on a shelf).

Print Settings:

Body

PLA works perfectly since the LED tealight doesn't get hot.

  • Layer Height: 0.2mm
  • Walls: 3
  • Top/Bottom: 5 layers
  • Infill: 20%
  • Supports: Enabled. Please use Organic (Tree) supports

Lens

Clear PLA, color is your choice. 

  • Speed: 25mms 
  • Supports: Enabled. Please use Organic (Tree) Supports
  • Raft: 3 layers, 0.1mm gap

Assembly Instructions

Level 49 Crafting (and Super Glue) is required to put this together. Follow this order for the best results:

  1. Prep the Light: Remove the plastic top housing/flame cover from your LED tealight so the bare LED is exposed.
  2. Lens & Housing: Glue the clear lens into the main housing first.
  3. Seal the Lantern: Glue the top lid onto the housing to enclose the body.
  4. Add Details: Glue the handle to the top and attach the eight decorative screw heads to their spots on the frame.
  5. Prepare the Core: Slide the modified tealight into the printed Tealight Holder, then attach the Light Shroud to the tealight. Color the inside with a chrome marker, or print in white. 
  6. Final Step: Insert the completed light assembly into the back of the Bullseye Lantern. The dot should be at the top. 

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