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Replica Pokemon Snap Station Kiosk - Scale Model

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For Sale: Pokémon Snap Station Scale Replica Are you a fan of retro gaming and looking to add a unique and nostalgic piece to your collection? This is a custom-made scale model replica of the iconic Pokémon Snap Station kiosk that was once a 90’s staple in Blockbuster stores! Dimensions: Approximately 11” x 8” x 6” Materials: The listing photos is of the first unit ever made. New units made to order will use professionally printer high-quality water-proof vinyl siding. Additionally, the display will include speakers that would be similar in quality to smart phone speakers. Printer Compatibility: Designed for use with a Canon Selphy photo printer or Fujifilm Instax photo printer (not included). Please note that these printers do not print 4x6 sticker sheets and at instead only non-sticker photos. Functionality: This model accepts any HDMI input, allowing you to display Nintendo Switch gameplay, PC emulation, Steam Deck, or even the Pokémon anime via a smart TV stick. Originally, the Pokémon Snap Station was used to bring your in-game snapshots from Pokémon Snap or Pokémon Stadium to life by printing them as collectible stickers. This replica is perfect for a game room display for any Pokémon lover! Or, have convention guests stop by your booth to try to take photos of their favorite Pokémon. Message me for pricing or additional details! Note: You may recognize this replica from other photos online. I am the original poster 😊

CategoryCollectibles
SubcategoryOther Collectibles
ConditionBrand new
PokemonPokémonPokémon SnapNintendo 64N64Snap StationKiosk

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