Grumpy Pumpkins Recessed for LED Lights

A very simple remix of @scampbell's fabulous grumpy pumpkin ("grumpkin"). I pulled the original flat-bottomed model into Meshmixer to hollow out the center for two different sizes of LED light. The smaller uses a

Lovefish LED tea candle

which is small, cheap, and just bright enough. The larger uses a

Soondar 10-LED Vase Base

which produces a ton of light in adjustable colors, making for some cool effects with both the face and the infill.(LINKS NOTE: I am not an Amazon affiliate, and receive no remuneration if you buy through those links. I am, however, a Parkinson's patient, and I'd be most grateful if you'd be willing to direct an Amazon Smile purchase to the Michael J. Fox Foundation, to support Parkinson's disease research.)

The smaller grumpkin uses a domed cavity, while the larger uses a conical top to allow better light penetration toward the top. For the finished product, I had by daughter airbrush the stems a deep green.

Printed on a Creality CR-6 SE, using

Topzeal Translucent-Orange PLA

No supports required. 

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer: 

CR-6 SE

Rafts:

Yes

Supports: 

No

Resolution:

0.2

Infill: 

20%

Filament: 

Topzeal PLA Translucent-Orange 

Post-Printing

There's no required post processing, but you can optionally tape off the stem (@scampbell's model has a lovely little ridge that makes this easy) and paint it green.