Star Trek Original Series Alien Medical Scanner Prop Replica

Physician! You need this Medical Scanner!
Authentic reproduction from Star Trek: The Original Series.
Features rotating multicolored lights, sounds, and durable aluminum construction!
Exclusive display stand included.
Made in the USA by Roddenberry.

Better than WebMD! First appearing in Star Trek: The Original Series, medical scanners were small, portable units designed to function separately from tricorders and diagnose ailments. With this device, a trained physician could detect an illness by scanning the patient and interpreting the sounds it produced. This 1:1 scale Alien Medical Scanner features a motorized, rotating, multicolored scanning light, custom-modeled sound effects, and durable aluminum construction. It's made in the USA and comes with an exclusive display stand and certificate of authenticity.

Notable TOS episodes that feature this prop include:
"A Private Little War" - Dr. M'Benga examines the injured Spock.
"Return To Tomorrow" - Hanoch (possessing Spock) activates one of the androids he was constructing.
"Assignment: Earth" - Spock searching for Gary Seven in 1968 Manhattan.
"Journey To Babel" - Nurse Chapel examining Sarek.

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Star Trek Original Series Alien Medical Scanner Prop Replica

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