3D Printed Pop Figure Stand #FunkoPOP #3Dprinting #NeoPixels #CircuitPython #Adafruit @OriginalFunko @BlitzCityDIY
Another amazing build by Blitz City DIY shows you how to build a light-up Funko POP figure stand all your own.
I decided to design and 3D print a display stand for all of them. I wanted it to be tiered so that the inner planet Scouts along with Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon would be in the front and then the outer planet Scouts would rock it from the back.
I went to Fusion360 to model it. First I took the test model that I had created to check the fit for the Pop stands and duplicated it so that I had one for each Scout. Then, I positioned them so that they were symmetrical and evenly spaced from each other.
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