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This was printed from red, black and silver pla, and then was spray painted with metallic finish paint.&nbsp;Wires used were 26 gauge BNTechgo silicone coated wires from Amazon. Parts were glued using Gorilla Glue clear silicone. The long handle is a wooden broomstick with threads, painted black. &nbsp;When taking apart the toy megaphone, pay attention to how the springs are connected to the injection molded handle cover, as they go into the handle of this model in a similar way. I reused the screws from the toy to affix the handle cover. When I took apart the toy, I removed the wires that went to the ring of led lights around the face of the speaker.&nbsp;When assembling, the speaker goes into the cone shaped black part face down, and there is a small groove on its perimeter through which I ran the wires down to the two springs in the hande / trigger assembly.&nbsp;The 9V battery goes into the rear of the top container (with the red eye), the circuit board into the front chamber, and the microphone gets glued into the vertical part sticking up between the chambers.&nbsp;Good luck!&nbsp;&nbsp;

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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This is a functional model, developed with my niece.  It uses parts removed from a toy you can buy on amazon, and when you press the trigger button, it turns on a microphone and projects your modified voice forward. The parts are designed to run wires through, and to hide the speaker, microphone, trigger wires, battery and circuit board.

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