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Build a decorative projector inspired by the poetic world of *The Little Prince* with this 292-piece Pantasy set. The model recreates the look of an old slide projector in a compact format, enriched with details directly linked to the work of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It is designed as a collector’s item to be assembled and then displayed.
The design features a retro look, with its projector body, front lens and various decorative elements. The set forms part of the Pantasy range dedicated to *The Little Prince*, alongside the *Memory Clock* and *Starry Phone* models, sharing the same blend of vintage design and narrative world.
With its 292 pieces, this set offers an accessible build and a size suitable for a shelf or desk. Once assembled, it makes a decorative piece of interest to both building block enthusiasts and collectors of *The Little Prince* merchandise.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Pantasy
Licence: The Little Prince
Model: Story Projector
Product type: Building blocks / model kit
Number of pieces: 292
Material: Plastic
Style: Retro projector
Packaging: Illustrated box
Origin and character background (Lore)
The Little Prince is the central character in the philosophical tale written and illustrated by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Originally from the asteroid B 612, he leaves his planet and his rose to travel through different worlds, where he meets characters who help him reflect on adult behaviour and human relationships.
His arrival on Earth leads him, in particular, to meet the fox, who teaches him the importance of the bonds we form with others and the responsibility that comes with them. The story thus explores universal themes such as friendship, love, loneliness, memory and the way we view the world.
The Story Projector concept fits particularly well with this universe, as *The Little Prince* is, above all, a story conveyed through narrative and imagery. The shape of the projector thus evokes memory, storytelling and the illustrations that play an essential role in the work’s identity.




