For one particular hamlet this is the scariest pumpkin they could put out this year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAvsJrLe3mI

It's modeled at 80mm so it should print relatively quick, but you can easily go as big as you want. You'll need to rebuild and cut the base again to fit the lights in the bottom again.

I find having a thin fill looks better than just cutting a hole in a pumpkin when it comes to lighting with tea lights.

Hole at base is designed for 36mm diameter electric tea light (Ashland from Micheals). Easy to rebuild and recut a different sized hole for what you can source.

Goose is from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3906053

Wanhao

Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus

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• Started with the original pumpkin.rn- Hollowed out in Mesh Mixer (thickest setting).rn- Chopped the top off with angled sides to it should sit and not fall in.rn- Chopped the bottom out and added a small base to stabilize.rn- Extruded goose drawing into 3D model.rn- Created Positive and Negative mold of side of pumpkin.rn- Cut out goose model hole in hollow pumpkin.rn- Sliced 2mm thick cut of goose model using positive and negative to fit in hole.