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This prop is inspired by the Resident Evil franchise — primarily based on the movies, but with subtle nods to the games.
It takes the form of a secure transport case containing three virus vials, each illuminated from below to enhance the color and eerie glow of the liquid inside.
The case also features an integrated temperature sensor and display, adding a layer of scientific realism.
Power can be supplied either by battery or via USB-C.
As a final touch, a metal syringe is included to complete the aesthetic and reinforce the unsettling authenticity of the piece.
Technically, the build is powered by an ESP32 microcontroller, controlling three WS2812 LED strips, a temperature sensor, and a 2-inch TFT display that shows the temperature digitally.
All components are housed inside a rugged tactical plastic case.
The vial inlay was designed in FreeCAD, 3D-printed, and carefully post-processed to achieve a clean, professional finish.
One of the main challenges was to ensure that the prop could be transported easily and safely. It also had to be built in a way that allowed for interactive use during events or exhibitions. Beyond functionality, the design needed to serve as an immediate eye-catcher — something that unmistakably reflects the Resident Evil franchise at first glance.
This project was entirely sponsored and brought to life with no profit motive — a true labor of passion and craftsmanship.
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