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Something the original model was missing in my opinion, a cool way to make the flame light up. I used a simple white 12v 5mm LED. For the wiring I suggest you use enamel copper wiring, because it's stiff and thin it can be easily pushed through the tube in the smoke model. There isn't a slot modeled in the bottom of the smoke because it's a very polygon-heavy model and my pc had to overheat 3 times to finally make it work and have the tube inserted in meshmixer. This slot can easily be made by taking a rotary tool or a small file and cutting it out.For the rocket you can choose any color, best not to make it too light or transparent as the light may bleed into the rocket if you do so. I prefer black for the great contrast and color combination. For the flame I'd recommend a translucent orange, yellow or red. If you have any questions feel free to drop them in the comments below!
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