Luxon Beacon (Critical Role Campaign 3)

This is my take on the Luxon Beacon (or just Beacon) from Critical Role Campaign 3 (Mighty Nein).  The original concept and art is the property of Critical Role (see https://criticalrole.fandom.com/wiki/Luxon_beacon), but this 3D model was designed by me.

The model is split into individual faces for ease of printing and is about 225mm (9.5 inches) across plus another 50mm (2 inches) wide per handle.  Print these pieces for the frame:

• 2 each of the handles "split 1" and "split 2".  The handle is split through the middle for ease of printing.

• 4 each of the "Frame 3 gems".  The corners without space for a gem go together and attach to the handles.

• 4 each of the "Frame 4 gems".  The corner without space for a gem goes to the top or bottom of the handle.

• 1 "Frame - access panel".  This goes on the bottom and can be screwed on/off from the outside.

• 3 each of the "Frame 5 gems".  These are the remaining sides with no contact to the handles.

• 11 each of the "Faces".  These get glued into the inner side of each of the frame faces EXCEPT the access panel.  Instead of printing these, you could easily just cut out clear or translucent plastic panels or even just paper/plastic sheets.

• 1 "Face - access panel".  This gets screwed on with 3 m3 screws to the "Frame - access panel" piece.  Glue in an m3 hex nut on the inside of the access panel frame to help get a solid connection.

Attach any electronics, batteries, LEDs to the access panel face if you want it to be easily accessible after assembly.  Alternately, if you don't need to access the inside after it's assembled, just print an extra "Frame 5 gems" (4 total), an extra Face (12 total), glue it all together, and skip the access panel pieces.

The edges have 2mm holes to help align the pieces for gluing.  Short pieces of 1.75mm filament work nicely (no need to print anything).

The corners are intentionally left with a circular gap.  Glue in your own 5 or 5.5mm diameter sequin or gemstone.