When not lit during the day it looks like this:
But when the sun has set, the Triforce reveals its true power!
Okay, so I used some weird exposure techniques there, the light isn't really that awesome. It looks more like this, actually (but not that blurry):
Also, sorry about the general blurriness of the pictures. My hands were shaking quite a lot from cutting, folding, gluing and spray-painting paper for half a day. The fact that the exposure time had to be really high didn't help, too...
But yeah, some people like to have stars and crap in their windows for christmas, and I used to have that too. But not this year! This year I made something way more awesome
And it's hard to see in the pictures, but when put against a wall, it casts a really awesome shadow, it's like a double inverted triangle. You can kinda see it in the second picture where it's illuminating the dust on my window...
Also note the little Triforce above the big one. I made that one last year for the X-mas tree! It's made out of one piece of paper and a lot of folding (and also a lot of brain-killing spatial thinking).
Heh, I made a glowing Triforce for my window. I'm such a geek
) and glue all the pieces together, except the two 6-cm pieces (4.) that are supposed to go at the top there. You're going to fold those top sections apart to put the light in so you must only put glue on one side of the pieces. Put something sticky on the other side that's easy to remove when you change the light. It's designed to work with one of those lamp holders they use for those christmas stars I mentioned, but I don't know who they look where you live, or even if you have them, so some additional modifications might have to be done...
