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Star Wars R2-D2 Night Projector
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Product Synopsis
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In the Return of the Jedi movie, C-3PO and R2-D2
gain entrance into Jabba's lair and are given an
audience with the massive gangster. During their
meeting, R2-D2 beams a message from Luke Skywalker
where the fledgling Jedi requests a sit-down to
bargain for Han Solo's hide.
Banpresto's R2-D2 Night Projector is sort of like that. Instead of
projecting a 3D holographic movie however, the
projector lights up the room with images of a
partially completed Death Star, an X-Wing Fighter,
and the Millennium Falcon against a backdrop of
stars.
Two variants are in stock today: an R2-D2 model (blue and white) and a
R2-M5 version (red and white). Each droid
projector measures 15cm or 6" tall and runs on two
AAA batteries which are not included. We're aware
that the manufacturer photo way down below measures
the droids at 12cm but it's wrong. The struts
which serve as the legs are movable and the dome
flips open easily for projecting purposes.
Preorders and new orders will ship today.
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This document is ©NCSX 2007. All rights
reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of
this document may be made without express written
consent of National Console Support, Inc. |
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R2-D2's dome swivels open to allow the light
show to spew out |
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The nifty window-box packaging shows Darth
Vader on the side. Why not Yoda? |
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The R2-M5 variant looks pretty accurate
in terms of the color scheme and bits |
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The power button is located on the back of the droid near the bottom of the
unit |
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There's no clasp to keep the dome secured, it swings
open freely and without resistance |
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A close-up of the "lens" which shows the image
that's projected by R2-M5 and R2-D2 |
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There are three pairs of wheels on the bottom
of the droid so it can roll when pushed |
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