Last time I'm a pro-culter TV, we got all the pieces printed.

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Why it worked

The video taps into the passion of fandom by creating a detailed prop replica, which resonates with viewers who appreciate the craftsmanship and the connection to the source material. The unexpected interaction with a production team member adds a layer of validation and excitement.

Summary

The creator assembles a 3D-printed Green Lantern power battery prop, showcasing the assembly process and the final product. The video highlights the satisfaction of completing the prop and the unexpected interaction with someone from the show's production team.

Structure

1Printing and preparing parts
2Assembling the base and body
3Adding decorative elements and rings
4Final assembly and testing
5Showcasing the finished prop and reflecting on the process

Product placement

Homapvo (brand of rechargeable flame light) - APPEARS on box, does not ACT. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. E6000 (glue) - ACTS, used to assemble the prop. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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Making the Power Battery from Lanterns | Part 2 From a pile of printed parts to a fully lit Power Battery. 💚 The final assembly is done, the lights are working, and I finally got to see this thing come together. And then the prop master from Lanterns commented on Part 1… “I will be the judge 😃” …no pressure. 😂 You really never know who’s watching the stuff you put out there. Now I just need to see if this Power Battery passes inspection. 💚⚡️ #Lanterns #GreenLantern #DCcomics ##3DPrinting#PropCultureTV

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Last time I'm a pro-culter TV, we got all the pieces printed. So now it's time to see if I can actually turn this pile of plastic into a power battery. For the lighting, I'm using the same type of light I used in my Ninja Turtles Zeus canister build. I really like how that light worked in that project and it gives me a perfect mood to play around with. And honestly, I think all three of these are going to look pretty good inside the lamp. And it comes with a remote. started by gluing all the gold accents onto the front piece for the lantern. I think this came out pretty good. Now I need to make sure that these rings that go around the lantern are going to be secure. After letting it I started getting the light into the base and then I could finally start bringing the body together. Once the main body was screwed together, I could add on the top and then the handle um and then finally I was able to get on the front gold rings. But I wanted to make sure that this was secure, so I went ahead and added a little bit of E6000. This was the part I was really looking forward to because getting this front piece installed means that the build was finally finished. Beyond my power, green lantern like. And then I got this comment. No pressure. So, how do you think I did? Now I make these props because it's something that I love doing. But I think it's really cool that the people who made the show actually got to see it. And honestly, this is one of those moments that reminds me. You never really know who's watching the stuff that you put out there. So, to everyone who sees this. Thanks for watching and I'll catch you guys next time. I'll drop a cool TV.

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Lanterns Power Battery

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Building a Lantern Worthy of the Corps 💚 With Lanterns right around the corner,