This model is quite large; the mini platform may not be able to print it (wait a minute—this isn’t a reason to unfollow, though!).
 

For filament, I used Marble PETG, but you can choose any other color you like (I recommend Elegoo’s).
 

As for hardware, you’ll need a 5V USB LED light—just the kind shown in the picture. A quick search on Taobao will turn up plenty; make sure it comes with a cable. You can also wire it yourself and extend the cable a bit longer.
 

You’ll also need a 5V laptop fan. This component is optional: if it’s too powerful, it’ll be noisy; if it’s too weak, you won’t notice much. If you want one, connect the fan’s wire in series with the LED’s wire so that the fan spins whenever the light turns on. (If you’re not comfortable wiring, just skip the fan—it’s really that simple.) Keep the height adjustment within 10 mm, then glue it into the designated spot on the top cover. There’s not much to say about this part; it’s very straightforward.
 

Next, you’ll need a 2mm acrylic sheet. You can find 20cm × 40cm sheets online—just one will do. Cut it according to the dimensions I provided: one piece for the front panel measuring 168mm × 153mm, and two side panels measuring 168mm × 118mm. Be extra careful here, as acrylic isn’t easy to cut.
 

Then there are rubber feet. Buy four 10mm-diameter ones on Taobao—they’re tiny, but you’ll need them all.
 

All the decorative parts, upright posts, and rear post are glued onto the main body. Once they’re securely attached and dried, insert the corresponding acrylic pieces (you might end up cutting the acrylic slightly off-center—trust me, I’ve done it several times). Finally, install the base: glue the base to the upright posts, and you’re done.