HALLOWEEN COUNTDOWN CALENDAR - WITH LED LIGHTING - ENGLISH AND FRENCH VERSION

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UPDATE: FRENCH VERSION ADDED!

Kids love counting the days left before a major event! Just like the Christmas advent calendar, this spooky scene will keep track of the days left before Halloween!

The whole project is easy to print, it is totally support free and easy to assemble if you read the instruction correctly.

All the parts are placed in the correct position for printing.

Project made of individual parts, so no need for a multicolor printer. Can be printed on any regular size 3d printer.

File names are color coded, and you have the quantities at the end of the name when more than one part is required.

The files with "Gray_Black" at the beginning of the name required a color change.

You will need to make a color change for the tombstones. Simply make a color change at the corresponding layer of the digit. If you are not familiar with this procedure on a regular printer, send me a private message and i will help you with this.

As always, i recommend to read the instructions first, and make a dry fit check (wihout glue) of the parts, and how they mate together. You will see where you can put your glue, how parts interact with each others and how you will proceed for assembling them.

There's a part called "lightbox" with a rear plate held in place with 4 screws, to let you add your favorite lighting behind the moon/scene. I used common led strips, and i mounted them on the rear plate directly, so its easy to change/replace them by removing the screws.

You will need (4x) M3 x 6mm screws for the rear plate.

All the other parts are glued together.

I have also included a complete BambuLab Project file (*.3mf file) for bambu owners, which is in fact a file with all the parts already placed in the slicer, with the correct colors and layer changes already done.

ENDER 3 USERS
You will need to set your bed to 235x235mm (which is the real size of your bed). You can do this in the slicer and you have a lot of tutorials also on youtube. Print without a skirt.

No matter what's the reason, if you are experiencing problems while printing this project, feel free to send me a private message!!!

Have fun my friends!

Pascal