In this build I wanted to bring a little bit of the Disney parks home, so I 3D printed two park-inspired night lights: a Mickey sorcerer-style hat and a mini geometric “sphere” that’s basically my tiny tribute to that iconic landmark. This was one of those projects that’s super satisfying because it goes from “pile of plastic parts” to “wait…that actually looks like a real display piece” pretty fast. I walk through the whole try-to-finish process—printing the parts, doing the paint and finishing work, and then getting everything assembled so it’s not just a static print sitting on a shelf. The big takeaway is that lights like this don’t have to be complicated. Once the prints are done, it’s mostly clean assembly, a little patience with paint, and choosing a simple lighting base so the glow does the heavy lifting. I used an RGB puck light so I could dial in the vibe, and I printed with a mix of PLA plus transparent PETG where I wanted the light to shine through. If you’ve been wanting an “easy win” 3D print that still feels like a real prop/decor build, these are perfect—and yes, they look awesome lit up.