| Manufacturer | AtmosFX Inc. |
| Language |
English NonVerbal |
| Other languages | n/A |
| Release date | Unkown |
| Duration | 00:03:16 |
| Resolution/Fileformat | 1920×1080 / .mp4 |
| Price | $9 |
| Price per minute | $2.76 |
| Number of scenes |
2 Total
|
| Alignment |
Horizontal Vertical |
| Available projection types |
Hollusion TV/Monitor Wall Window |
| Theme tags | StarTrek |
Manufacturer description
Captain Janeway and crew contemplate the long journey back from Delta Quadrant aboard the U.S.S. Voyager. This decoration also includes the option to beam yourself and your friends with the transporter effect.
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Contains the following scenes
Voyager Crew
Duration: 00:02:53
Type of Scene: Other
Price: Can’t be purchased individually
Price per minute: n/A
Included in: Star Trek: Beam Me Up, Star Trek: Voyager
Beam Yourself
Duration: 00:00:23
Type of Scene: Other
Price: Can’t be purchased individually
Price per minute: n/A
Included in: Star Trek: Beam Me Up, Star Trek: Voyager
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