Wolf Lightbox- Led Lamp

Description

Wolf Lightbox This model requires a bit of gluing. Don't worry. I'll try to help you with visuals. You need to place the LED inside like this. After the LED installation is complete, you place the white softbox base on top like this, like a lid. I did it according to a 0.1 tolerance value. I didn't use any glue. It should sit tightly. You can glue it if necessary. After the box and lid work is finished, you need to glue the interior scene to the top slat covers. It actually stays firmly in place, but I preferred to glue it from the edges so it doesn't fall off easily. Glue the scene not on the white background, but to create depth of field, at the level of the top cover slats… These are the top cover slats. Gray Wolf (mythology) The Gray Wolf is a sacred animal and national symbol in Turkish, Mongolian, and Altai mythology. It is also called Boskord and Pusgurt. The words Bozkaskır and Çalkurd also mean the same thing. The Mongols call it Börteçine (Börteşına, Börtöşono). The descriptions Gökkurt (Sky Wolf) or Gökbörü (Sky Wolf) are also used as descriptive terms. Its place and importance in Turkish mythology: The guiding, sacred wolf is the common totem of all Turkic and Mongol tribes. Some Turkic and Mongol tribes believe that their lineage originated from this sacred being. Often, one branch of the lineage comes from the Sky Wolf, and the other from the Sky Deer. 🔧 3D Paint Lab is now on Patreon! If you like my designs and would like to support this creative journey, you…