Can anyone identify this "radar" prop?

[DarkHelmet]

This prop is part of the AREA15 Mega Mart interactive experience here in Las Vegas.

Looks like some sort of vintage Radar console. I'm more interested in the round frame. I realize they installed an infinity mirror. Thoughts?

 

[TazMan2000]

Modelled after a 1950's style radar, I'm not certain if the flange was actually from a real radar. The screens varied greatly. Probably a found part.

TazMan2000

 

[TDahl]

Might it be a porthole from some marine product?

 

[TheBeast]

Simple Google of 'flange' gets you close.

Never seen an Infinity Light look like that. Impressive!

And I have been searching for something to use as a Marvel Tesseract; I am not fond of the white cubes I usually see.

 

[victorc]

The Wormhole Actualization Machine

What's it like to get sucked into a black hole and travel at hypersonic speeds through a wormhole? Alan Watts built this Arduino-based psychedelic spacetime visualizer to find out.

boingboing.net

 

[LabMan]

This prop is part of the AREA15 Mega Mart interactive experience here in Las Vegas.

Looks like some sort of vintage Radar console. I'm more interested in the round frame. I realize they installed an infinity mirror. Thoughts?

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It looks like a vintage or antique oscilloscope screen bezel.

 

[3Dsf]

It’s a nice touch to have the surfaces not parallel in the infinity mirror, giving that curved look.

 

[DarkHelmet]

The Wormhole Actualization Machine

What's it like to get sucked into a black hole and travel at hypersonic speeds through a wormhole? Alan Watts built this Arduino-based psychedelic spacetime visualizer to find out.

boingboing.net

There it is!!! Thank you! Part called Angle Flange.

 

[TheBeast]

I hate the fact that I have been wondering if one could gymble the back mirror to allow the wormhole to slither in various directions...

*ARRRGH*