Spot Light Trophy Sign Stand
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An upright "Spot Light" sign on a flat base plate that glues to the top of a trophy base. Two searchlight towers flank the sign, with flat beams fanning upward in the style of a classic studio logo.
- Flat 96 x 36 x 3 mm base plate with a flat underside for gluing
- Upright sign panel, 60 mm wide, with raised Alfa Slab One lettering facing front
- Two searchlight towers with angled lamp heads
- Thin crossing and outward beams, about 66 mm tall overall
- Printable without supports; beams are 2 mm thick, so handle with care
Trim the base plate or scale the model to match the trophy's top surface.
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