Volcano Lamp - Collecting Tiki

P Philot Tiki Socialite The armpit of Florida Joined: Apr 04, 2003 Posts: 239	P Philot Posted posted on Fri, Mar 18, 2005 7:43 PM We have them in the Walgreens up here in Tallahassee, too. The pump makes a constant low volume rattle. I must say that the motion is most impressive! Since this is a volcano, is this a lava lamp (or maybe a magma lamp)? It's got a light in it that gives is a diffuse volcanic red glow. (I wonder how hard it would be to hack to give it a night/sunrise/day/sunset effect). Are there any theater prop wizards out there who could tell us whether this effect could be scaled up? Or would this be picky about hitting the sweet spot with fluid density & velocity & particle weight? [ Edited by: Philot on 2005-03-18 19:47 ]

We have them in the Walgreens up here in Tallahassee, too.

The pump makes a constant low volume rattle. I must say that the motion is most impressive! Since this is a volcano, is this a lava lamp (or maybe a magma lamp)?

It's got a light in it that gives is a diffuse volcanic red glow. (I wonder how hard it would be to hack to give it a night/sunrise/day/sunset effect).

Are there any theater prop wizards out there who could tell us whether this effect could be scaled up? Or would this be picky about hitting the sweet spot with fluid density & velocity & particle weight?

[ Edited by: Philot on 2005-03-18 19:47 ]

Post #147832 by Philot on Fri, Mar 18, 2005 7:43 PM