Lighted Display Case for Miniatures

I was impressed by the Artist Opus model display cases, but wanted something that better fit my space. These are based on a generic 8x10" picture frame that costs about $1 each. You will need to cut the glass yourself for the shelves or have a local hardware store do it for you. You need two at minimum, one for the front glass and a second for the shelves. I designed it to support glass or acrylic shelves up to 4mm thick. The thicker shelves catch more light and give a better presentation, but the material may not be available to everyone.picture frame - https://www.dollartree.com/special-moments-black-angled-picture-frames-8x10-in/245560 The frame is presented as a single piece for a 300x300 printer or larger. I have included channels for 3mm rods if you want/need to split the print for smaller printers. I recommend using a higher infill to eliminate any sagging. 3mm rods - https://a.co/d/1nFqwDz Use standard high-density LED strips for the best light coverage. I used a WLED-compa