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The Most Amazing Toy Display You Will Ever Witness

God bless YouTube user sammyb7883 for uploading this glorious six minute and thirty for seconds of video of a He-Man toy display from 1986.

Now what make this video go from cool to mind melting amazing, are two reasons; the first is that this display was handmade with some serious craftmanship and it is the He-Man Universe that we all wanted as a kids come to life!  Seriously, there is some model making skills that went into this.  I don't know who made this, if it was a team of people, or some guy from ILM on his day off.  Whoever worked on this, may the gods bless their children and their grandchildren.

Okay, now comes the second reason as to why this whole thing is damn amazing; the diorama display uses a hologram technology to bring He-Man and and more to life!  I mean, you can seriously watch He-Man fight off the bad guys right before your eyes.  Now, this is all because thanks to a Pepper's Ghost Illusion.  The same thing that brings ghosts to life in Disney's Haunted Mansion.  But, it's He-man fighting Skeletor and the Evil Horde!

Okay, enough jabbering on.  Watch the video.

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  1. Brice Richard KennedyJuly 10, 2017 at 4:55 PM

    I would have killed to have this in my Mom and Dad's basement, even without the holograms!

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    1. misterschlockoJuly 17, 2017 at 3:55 PM

      Right? I cannot believe that this was ever made. It probably ended up in a dumpster or in some prop maker's backyard, too.

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