The Star Wars Death Star Kitchen Timer will be the ultimate power in your kitchen. Just rotate the top hemisphere to the required time to start the countdown. It will time up to 60 minutes.
It will let out a ring when the timer reaches zero. You know, rather than destroying a planet. It is the perfect kitchen accessory for Star Wars fans. It should last for awhile too, since it doesn’t have the design flaw of the original that caused it to blow up so easily.
You’ve never seen the Star Wars ships and vehicles looking so cute. I know that I’ve never seen a pie-eyed Death Star before anyway. This set of 6 prints from Herosquares is going to look amazing on your walls. It shows your love of Star Wars without being too serious.
I think the AT-AT is my favorite because he looks so derpy. You get 6 original 8.5″ x 8.5″ glossy card stock prints signed by the artist. These are perfect for a kids room. You get Luke Skywalker’s X-Wing fighter, Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter, Boba Fett’s Slave-1, Han Solo’s Millenium Falcon, an AT-AT & The Death Star!
That’s no moon. It’s a lamp! This custom Death Star lamp was made from a globe. It features green light toward the top as if it is powering up to blow up a planet, and a warm glow underneath. The laser can even be positioned in multiple directions or completely removed.
This is going to look awesome in your mancave or Star Wars themed room. Use it’s power responsibly.
This Death Star cookie jar is fully armed and operational. It should protect your cookies as long as you keep those pesky X-Wings away. Nah. This space station doesn’t have that one unfortunate design flaw. I’m going to keep my chocolate sith cookies in this thing from now on.
Seriously, a geek kitchen without a Death Star cookie jar is something I don’t want to think about. It just doesn’t make any sense, because this cookie jar is awesome. The third try is the charm. This Death Star should survive where the other two failed.
These aren’t new, but they are so shiny and lovely that I had to share. Apparently only 40 of these engraved Millennium Falcon and Death Stars were produced to celebrate Disney taking over Lucasfilm. They were gifts for people who helped make the deal happen.
Each Millennium Falcon took six to seven hours to complete. The level of detail is pretty stunning. This is one of those “Holy grail” collectibles that most of us will never have a chance at owning.
This is no desk toy. This is the mother of all desk toys. This 1:1 Death Star replica is probably the best Death Star you can buy for your home. It was made by Etsy seller iscreamcandy and has a circumference of 50cm and is made from polystyrene, acrylic paint, silicone and plastic. If only I had a place to put a Death Star right now. This thing is awesome.
All windows are hand punched and movie accurate, and even light up with LED lights. The detail is super nice. Vader and Emperor Palpatine would be proud.
How do you blow up the Death Star? Turns out it’s easy. It takes just 5 easy steps. Still think it sounds tough? This infographic will explain everything. Study it well. That way if you ever join the rebellion and go up against a Death Star you’ll know what to do.
This fun infographic is from Behance user Tyler Reed, who wants to make sure that everyone is armed with the knowledge.
