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Skull Poison Flask

por H2Jack Concepts en MakerWorld

💀☠️ Skull Poison Flask 🧪🕯️. My Skull Poison Flask is a decorative piece I created from scratch, with a lot of additional optimization to make it easy and reliable to print upside down with minimal effort.

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💀☠️ Skull Poison Flask 🧪🕯️ My Skull Poison Flask is a decorative piece I created from scratch, with a lot of additional optimization to make it easy and reliable to print upside down with minimal effort.

- 🖨️ Simple Multicolor Printing The model is designed to keep the color changes to a minimum: 🟤 Brown for the cork ⚪ White for the skull

That’s it! Just one simple color change gives you a really nice result straight from the printer. ✨

- 🕯️ And there’s a little surprise inside… The bottom of the flask has a 4.2 cm diameter opening, giving you enough space for a small LED tealight. 🔥 With a light inside, the Skull Poison Flask gets a completely different atmosphere and makes a fantastic little Halloween lantern. 👻✨ But honestly, it also looks great without any lighting at all — perfect as a spooky decoration for shelves, desks, Halloween parties or your haunted little corner. 🏚️💀

Demo Video with Tealight:

🎨 But why stop there? The skull can of course also be beautifully hand-painted to give it a completely different character. I’m really looking forward to seeing what you come up with — so please share your painted versions and reprints in the feedback! 🖌️💀 I’m already curious to see all the different interpretations. 😄

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