Saturn V- Rocket Launch Lamp

Cape Canaveral, July 16, 1969…10, 9, ignition sequence starts…6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, zero, all engine running…LIFT-OFF! We have a lift-off, 32 minutes past the hour. Lift-off on Apollo 11This is how man's adventure on the moon began, today we celebrate it with a fun gadget!A lamp, approximately 14" tall (36 cm), with the shape of the Saturn V Rocket and the cloud of smoke it releases upon departure.And, a simple 50 cm LED strip, it is enough to illuminate the cloud of smoke and make the effect realistic! What are you going to print:In white PLA print the cloud of smoke, the print profile already contains the best filling to allow more light to pass through.Print the Saturn V in two parts, the base and the top. The profile includes a higher print resolution for the tip. Given the small size of the rocket, I have not included a multi-color (black and white) print profile. But if you create it and want to share it, it's welcome!Print the triangular joint to lock the base with the t