Spotlight renovation plan

I recently had a spotlight that was unused, and it was a waste to throw it away because it was sitting at home. So I had an idea, why don't I modify it and turn it into a flashlight? Just do it, start drawing, and make things happen. First, the original spotlights were dismantled, and the control panel and light panel were drawn according to their structure.
The flashlight, of course, must be colorful. Who doesn’t have a girly heart? So I spent some money and got some colorful lamp beads and put them somewhere.
Proofing, then there is a long wait. . . . . . . . . .
After welding and installation, a cute flashlight that needs to be plugged in is ready. (Of course, a battery box will be added later for true offline use. It is being assembled and will be updated later.)
With it, you can switch the lights and sway to the beat of the music.
Of course, there is a more conventional usage, which is to take it and open it on a dark night. Will your mother still worry about you walking at night? (Note: If used at night, the green light is better!)
Okay, the transformation is complete here. In this way, I successfully transformed one useless thing into another useless thing.