This is a homemade version of the 2007 Ultimate Collectors Series Lego Millennium Falcon,created by Mike Marrocco of Bethesda, Maryland back in 2015. When the set went out of print, he couldn’t justify the rising costs so he built his own version. He found the parts list online and proceeded to buy each part in the brightest colors he could get. The end result is a super colorful ride for Captain Solo.
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Gotham city is in trouble and there’s only one man who can help. Batman! This Bat-Signal Spotlight Prop is the only Bat Signal projector you will ever need. It stands over a foot tall and comes with three Bat symbols: Nolan, Knightfall, and traditional. When you need Gotham’s guardian, fire this baby up and send your signal.
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They say that the pen is mightier than the sword. You know what? It’s also mightier than the TIE Fighter. Check out this amazing and crazy pen that is also a deluxe miniature model of an X-Wing Fighter. The S.T. Dupont Star Wars X-Wing Rollerball Pen is comprised of 13 different pieces that you have to piece together. The guilloche engraving enhances the detail. Write with it and play with it like a toy. A very expensive toy at $1,835.46.
Drink your morning coffee from an armored space station. This Star Wars Death Star Ceramic Mug is perfect for Imperials and the rest of us too. It will loom large on your desk, looking imposing, so your co-workers can walk by and say things like, “That’s no moon!”. o it is not. With coffee inside, it is the ultimate power in the universe.
If you are a couple that consists of a Princess and a scoundrel, this Star Wars I Love You I Know Mug is the perfect Valentine’s Day gift. It is inspired by the iconic scene from The Empire Strikes Back. Obviously. Give one to your scoundrel or your princess and they will always be reminded of that special love that you have for each other.
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I’M PICKLE RIIIIIIIIICK! Now you can enjoy Pickle Rick in the comfort of your own home. Because this Rick and Morty Pickle Rick Body Pillow is sure to be comfortable. Snuggle up with it at night. This may be the only pickle that is socially acceptable to snuggle up to in fact. This plush pickle measures 3 feet long and 12 inches across. What you do with your pickle in the comfort of your home is your business.
Prince Armory never stops making awesome medieval armor based on our favorite pop culture characters. Here is their take on Batman’s arch enemy, Joker. This suit of armor is insane, which is appropriate of course. The details are just phenomenal. I want to see Medieval Batman fight Medieval Joker now.
Back when Star Trek: The Next Generation was airing LEGO wasn’t licensing movies and TV shows so we missed out on some really great toys. Star Trek: TNG has never officially been available in LEGO form, but I suspect they would have looked a lot like these custom Star Trek TNG minifigures if they had been released at the time.
This eight-figure set includes Wesley Crusher, Lt. Commander Data, Dr. Beverly Crusher, Cmdr. William Riker, Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, Counselor Deanna Troi, Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge, and Lieutenant Worf. They are compatible with your existing plastic brick collections, even though they are not official. You can get a version with more natural skin tones for around $100, or the more traditional yellow skin tones, for around $94. You can also just buy them for $15-$16 individually.
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Porgs are pretty darn cute. Even though fans are very divided on whether or not The Last Jedi was a good movie, I think we can all agree that we would like to have our own adorable Porg to hang out with, maybe even snuggle up with on a cold night. No? Just me? C’mon, you know you want a Porg. You can’t resist these little guys. Well, this guy built himself the cutest robot Porg. It’s much better than any of the official Porg toys that you can buy. Check it out below and prepare to be super jealous. I want one!
Impressive. Most impressive. This Gingerbread Imperial Star Destroyer is made from nothing but delicious gingerbread. It was created by the folks over at Star Wars Bakery and is currently on display at the EA Dice office in Stockholm, Sweden. Look at that incredibly detailed icing job. It’s a pretty awesome build. I wonder if it has little gingerbread Imperials inside. This could feed a lot of hungry Star Wars fans.
