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I Pushed the Bambu Lab A1 mini to Its Limits with This Darth Vader Build

I 3D printed a 2-foot tall Darth Vader… on a Bambu Lab A1 mini. After a long search for the right model, I finally found one on Etsy that had the right proportions and clean part splits for a large-scale build. From there, it was days of printing, arranging parts in Bambu Studio, careful assembly, and adding a custom glowing lightsaber. For the saber, I used a 30cm flexible warm light LED powered by a 3V flat battery. The LED sits inside hollow red tubes I printed, with the wires routed through the arm to a battery pack hidden on the back of the figure. After assembly, I spray painted the entire model black to cover seams and glue marks, then hand-painted the shoulder armour in silver acrylic and detailed the chest plate and belts. Big build. Small printer. Worth it. If you enjoy 3D printing projects like this, subscribe to GVETech and let me know what I should build next. #3DPrinting #DarthVader #BambuLab #StarWars #Maker Watch more tech review videos here -    • GVE TechTalk: Unveiling Innovation   Watch more reaction videos here -    • GVE Reaction Videos   Watch more vlogs here -    • My Travel Vlogs   Watch more 3D-Printing videos here -    • My 3D Prints   Check out my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/gvetech Visit my website: http://www.gvetech.com