Fly4v
Sr Member
Thanks!
My tesseract doesn't seem to proved the clean unlimited energy that was promised. My jeep still needs internal combustion to run.
According to the Captain America auction catalog the movie tesseract is 3 3/4 inches. Mine is 3 1/4 inches square.
I'll take the loss of half an inch since it only cost less than $6 USD to make.
I started with a clear baseball cube that was on clearance at Hobby Lobby and sprayed the outside with Valspar Frosted "Etched Glass Effects" 66504 Frost.
Each interior side of the cube has four sheets of crumbled wax affixed using 3M spray adhesive.
I sprayed the adhesive on the wax paper and then pressed into place.
The interior effect is from two Energizer magnetic post-it lights that were on clearance at Walmart. They were found in the hardware/flashlight isle.
Removed the silicone covers and stuck the magnetic lights together inside wadded up pieces of blue plastic from an old Ziploc Grand Sac.
The two half's of the cube just click together so the lights can be turned on and the batteries swapped out.
My tesseract doesn't seem to proved the clean unlimited energy that was promised. My jeep still needs internal combustion to run.
According to the Captain America auction catalog the movie tesseract is 3 3/4 inches. Mine is 3 1/4 inches square.
I'll take the loss of half an inch since it only cost less than $6 USD to make.
I started with a clear baseball cube that was on clearance at Hobby Lobby and sprayed the outside with Valspar Frosted "Etched Glass Effects" 66504 Frost.
Each interior side of the cube has four sheets of crumbled wax affixed using 3M spray adhesive.
I sprayed the adhesive on the wax paper and then pressed into place.
The interior effect is from two Energizer magnetic post-it lights that were on clearance at Walmart. They were found in the hardware/flashlight isle.
Removed the silicone covers and stuck the magnetic lights together inside wadded up pieces of blue plastic from an old Ziploc Grand Sac.
The two half's of the cube just click together so the lights can be turned on and the batteries swapped out.
