The duel in Theed, showcased in "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace," is a breathtaking display of lightsaber combat. Set against the backdrop of Naboo's royal palace, it features Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi facing off against the formidable Sith warrior, Darth Maul. With acrobatic maneuvers and swift strikes, the duel escalates to a climax, culminating in a dramatic showdown that leaves viewers on the edge of their seats. It's a pivotal moment in the Star Wars saga, showcasing the intensity and skill of its characters.
I tried to capture this iconic scene into another Star Wars duel shadow box. I have to say, this became an instant favorite of mine.
The design requires the following colors
- White
- Dark Grey
- Bright Red
- Bright Blue
- Bright Green
- Black
- Transparent Purple
- Lilac
These are the filaments I've used
- R3D PLA White
- Fillamentum ExtraFill PLA Iron Grey
- Fillamentum ExtraFill PLA Traffic Red
- Fillamentum ExtraFill PLA Sky Blue
- Fillamentum ExtraFill PLA Luminous Green
- R3D PLA Black
- Fillamentum Crystal Clear PLA Amethyst Purple
- Fillamentum ExtraFill PLA Lilac
You can find the box to display this set here
The box with lid and the wall mountable box are both membership exclusives. (Box with lid also available for individual purchase on Cults3D)
Print instructions
No need for AMS or MMU. All color changes are done using filament swaps.
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100% infill
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Arachne wall generator
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Plate 1:
- Start with Black
- at layer #6 - 1.20mm swap to Bright Green
- at layer #8 - 1.60mm swap to Bright Red
- at layer #10 - 2mm swap to Bright Blue
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Plate 2:
- Start with White
- at layer #3 - 0.60mm swap to Dark Grey
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Plate 3:
- Start with Transparent Purple
- at layer #4 - 0.80mm swap to Lilac
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at layer #6 - 1.20mm swap to White
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Plate 4:
- Start with White
- at layer #4 - 0.80mm swap to Dark Grey
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Plate 5:
- Start with Dark Grey
- at layer #6 - 1.20mm swap to White
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