Screwing Fire v3

Have you ever needed a quick way to add fire to your D&D or PF2e combats? I've been there too often, but i got tired of just placing red dice on my maps to represent fire.

But just printing a simple fire model would be too easy, so i started remixing an existing model in order to place tiny LEDs inside. The initial attempts were all using magnets, but that proved to be too annoying to print (pausing prints twice can be a hassle). So i decided on just adding a screwing bottom section that could house tiny LEDs.

This model could also be used without any LEDs, but then i'd just go for the original fire model, since that's less material to print. If you want to use LEDs, i have found these ones to be quite useful.

I scaled the fire down a notch and hollowed it out some more in order to fit the screwing section (which i also cut and shrunk).

This model SHOULD print entirely without supports, since both of the original models that i used for the remix didn't need supports either. I have printed both fires without support, but your mileage may vary. It obviously works best if you use translucent filament, so go for whatever manufacturer makes the best material in your opinion.

Design by kiljank on MakerWorld (license: BY-SA).