I made a HoloProjector Inspired by Andor Season 2!
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps builds a DIY HoloProjector inspired by the aesthetic of Andor Season 2, combining 3D printing, laser cutting, and weathering techniques to create a screen-accurate sci-fi prop replica. The video appears to be a showcase or teaser, with the full step-by-step tutorial linked separately. The build incorporates electronics to achieve an authentic holographic display effect. It sits at the intersection of cosplay prop-making and Halloween/haunt set dressing for sci-fi themed spaces.
Key takeaways
- ◆Prop is inspired by the visual design of Andor Season 2
- ◆Build uses 3D printing and laser cutting as primary fabrication methods
- ◆Weathering techniques are applied to give the prop a realistic, used appearance
- ◆Electronics are incorporated to simulate holographic projection effects
- ◆Full build tutorial is available in a separate linked video
Who this is for
Star Wars fans, cosplay prop builders, and sci-fi haunt designers looking to create a screen-inspired holographic display piece.
Tools mentioned
- • 3D printer
- • laser cutter
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