Apparatus for simulating falling snowflakes

Details Apparatus for simulating falling snowflakes Apparatus for simulating falling snowflakes

1998-11-09

2000-11-14

Melius, Terry Lee

Card, picture, or sign exhibiting

Display with special effects

Electromotor operated

40409, 40410, 40442, 362441, 362809, G09F 1300

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061452289

ABSTRACT:
A decorative hollow Christmas ornament supports a generally spherical body having a plurality of flat, small reflective surfaces for rotation about a horizontal axis. A light source disposed a distance from the reflective spherical transmits light to the small flat surfaces so that their images are then reflected to a wall, such as the exterior of a house, to simulate descending snowflakes.

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