SH-2 Seasprite is a ship-based helicopter originally developed and produced by American manufacturer. It has been typically used as a compact and fast-moving rotorcraft for utility and anti-submarine warfare missions.
Are you looking to add a little flare to your oh-so-boring living room? Something unique that will astonish your guests? Sure, you could spend a few hundred (or thousand) dollars on a unique painting, or you could get something much more affordable and just as unique. These 3D optical illusion lamps are the perfect solution to brightening up any room in your house in the coolest way possible. The way the illusion works is that from further away the lamp looks like a floating 3D object, while it’s actually just a thin sheet of acrylic glass. This illusion is sure to dazzle everyone that sees it. These 3D optical illusion lamps are perfect for adding a little personal flare to any room.
BUILT TOUGH Not only are these lamps jaw-dropping, they’re also engineered to be extremely durable. You may be wondering if they’ll stand up to being in your kids’ room, and the answer is yes. These lamps don’t break easily because they’re made with only the highest quality materials. Carve Craftworks lamps have been stress tested for a variety of situations, so you know that you’re getting a rock-solid product that will stand the test of time.
Features:
- 8 Changeable color modes including Cyan, Blue, Green, Red, White, Yellow, and Purple as well as a flashing mode that displays all colors.
- Touch button to easily change the color mode
- Energy efficient long life LED bulbs
- Safe to touch. Does not overheat
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 7.5 (L) x 8.5 (H) inches, 0.3 (W) millimeters thick. Some styles may vary but all will be between 5-9 (H) inches.
- Voltage: 5v, 0.5A
- Power sources: Electricity. Plug in USB Port (USB Wall Adapter or Computer). 3x Double A Batteries
I flew a sea Sprite in the Navy, this is a nice model of it to bring fond and not so fond memories while flying one. One of the tail numbers that I remember in our squadron was 1313. Unlucky?
Thomas D.
Very nice and highly detailed. Appears to be flying. If possible you might want to paint the edges leading down to the base to eliminate the "lines" and enhance the "floating" appearance.
Brian F.
Asked for a aircraft that wasn't on the site and he made it for me exactly as I wanted it!
