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How to project an image with standard LEDs

So our team is making a new robot cart this year since the old one is basically 3in pvc and some wheels. We were thinking of making it semi powered with some lights that project the 308 logo. Our idea is to make it red, green, or white. This idea came from the 2013 Mustang's puddle light. Anybody have any thoughts on how we can do this? my Idea is like a box with the logo cut out on one side and the light set back a couple of inches in the box, kind of like a projector.



Our mentor has a '13 Mustang and there is no shape cut out or anything, just a hole

Note: this is not our picture

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