Andor Holoprojector Replica Prop | #starwars
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
This build video walks through recreating the Pre-Mor Holoprojector from Episode 3 of the Andor TV series as a handheld replica prop. The creator kitbashes a vintage Bandai handheld game as the prop's base, integrates functional LED lighting, and adds a 3D-printed bezel for screen accuracy. Layered spray paint and acrylic washes are used to achieve a weathered, lived-in Star Wars aesthetic.
Key takeaways
- ◆A vintage Bandai handheld game serves as the core donor piece for the build
- ◆A 3D-printed bezel (sourced from Etsy) adds the distinctive holoprojector detail
- ◆Functional LED lighting — both cool white and amber — is wired into the prop
- ◆Multi-stage painting and weathering gives the finished piece a screen-accurate look
- ◆The build combines kitbashing, basic electronics, and prop-painting skills
Who this is for
Star Wars fans and prop makers who want to build a screen-accurate Andor replica with intermediate skills in 3D printing, basic wiring, and prop painting.
Tools mentioned
- • step up bit
- • shrink tubing
Materials mentioned
- • Bandai Missile Invader handheld game
- • momentary switch
- • 1-inch clear acrylic cube
- • 3D printed projector bezel
- • CA glue
- • cool white LED
- • amber LED
- • Krylon Fusion black gloss spray paint
- • Krylon gloss clear coat
- • Montana Gold Sahara Beige spray paint
- • Krylon Satin Pewter Grey spray paint
- • burnt umber acrylic paint
- • black acrylic paint
⚠ Safety notes
Use spray paints in a well-ventilated area; take care when soldering or wiring LEDs.
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