A hologram was a three-dimensional visual projection of an object or data, most commonly including people, maps, technical plans, or other information. The type and quality of the holographic image projected varied widely, and holograms could be static or moving, live or recorded, with or without sound, large or small, and colored or monochrome. Many of these attributes were determined by the quality of the original recording or broadcast, as well as the holoprojector being used to display it. -Wookiepedia
Bring a galaxy far, far away into your home with this stunning Star Wars Holoprojector. Inspired by the iconic holograms used throughout the saga, this real-life version features a spinning light-up fan that displays images or videos mid-air—and yes, it even includes sound!
📦 What’s Included:
• One Holo Projector Fan Display
• Preloaded with 15+ Star Wars images and videos (including legendary speeches from Leia and Palpatine) as well as another 15+ from other games, and holidays.
• Built-in speaker for sound-enabled holograms
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🔧 Choose Your Configuration:
1. Large 4.25" wide by 4" tall
• Includes the fan display
• Optional: Bottom projected light for extra glow (clear plate included, but light is not)
2. Medium 3.3" wide by 4" tall
• Includes the fan display
• No bottom light included
(Ideal for desktop setups or collectors)
3. Small 2.5" wide by 4"tall
• Includes the fan display
• Optional: Bottom projected light (clear plate included, but light is not)
• No bottom light included
(Great for gifts or smaller spaces)
Watch this video from the original designer for a breakdown of each display and its potential features.
https://youtu.be/VSy-9dHc_9E?si=CZR9vL2TH31JnSS1
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🛠 Easy Setup:
**Insert the SD card into your computer to find many additional files, including links to videos, that will help in your setup**
Due to shipping issues, the Holo Fan will be shipped in its original packaging. You do not need all of the parts in the box to set up your fan. Once you open the box, remove the fan and its protective enclosure. On the back you will find two small phillips head screws. Remove them. This will allow you to remove the fan from the plastic enclosure.
Remove the power cord and feed it through the bottom side of the 3D printed holoprojector and up through the long mount. Plug it into the fan. Use the provided plastic nut (found in a separate baggie) and M6x10 to attach the fan to the plastic mount.
Just plug it in, place it on a flat surface, and watch the magic happen. You will need to plug this into a USB plug for power or use a battery pack—perfect for mobile missions or rebel bases off the grid. Due to the fan spinning, the vibration may cause the projector to move. Either use some double-sided tape or weigh it down a bit.
At times, the sound will not work. This often happens when you first plug it in. Simply use the remote to unmute the sound. Alternatively, I have found that rotating through the images on the remote a few times triggers the sound.
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📡 “Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi…”
Whether it’s Leia’s iconic message or your own Jedi transmission, this holoprojector turns sci-fi into reality.
This is a 3D printed product, so there may be minor defects (rough edges, bumps, etc). It is all made of Biodegradeable Plastic. I have spent a lot of time calibrating my printers and I use the best printer and settings for the desired effect on each model. I use only the highest quality filament to ensure good quality and durability.
I have printed everything in my shop and tested before posting to my store so that I can ensure that I maintain the quality that I expect. If the quality is not to my liking I will not ship it.
I reserve the right to make minor updates to this item's design. So long as it does not radically change the intention of the product's use, your received item may look slightly different than in pictures. Color also may appear slightly different in pictures than the received item.
Please note, this is not affiliated with Star Wars in any way.
Designed by Mystery Makers and sold with permission.
https://www.patreon.com/posts/holoprojector-1-133576920
