Are you a space slug who has been looking for the perfect piece of art for your wall? As in Han Solo on your wall? Maybe the bounty hunter that you hired has thus far come up empty handed. Well, fire that bounty hunter and save some money by getting this Star Wars Han Solo in Carbonite 3D Wall Statue and hanging it on your wall. Then maybe let bygones be bygones and leave Solo alone.
I admire the craft of hand carving wood. I’m always amazed at how much detail woodworkers can put into their projects for one thing. These Hand Carved Wood Star Wars Figures are pretty amazing. At first glance they look like nutcrackers, but they are just cool figures. You might say that they are the wood equivalent of action figures, all hand carved by artist Christopher Buchholz.
He even makes the accessories out of wood and some are removable. The heads can be turned and the arm and leg joints are movable. So they can be displayed upright or in a sitting position on a shelf. Below are some of our favorites, but he has more in his shop.
Like we’re not distracted enough at work. If I had this amazing Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Desk, I would never get anything done. Say it with me. I love it…I know. How could you do any work with Han’s frozen face staring up at you? Plus you would feel like Jabba the Hutt, waiting for his friends to show up. Tom Spina Designs created this for a Grammy-winning recording artist, who auctioned it off to raise $10,000 for charity. Pretty awesome.
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Sideshow Collectibles has outdone themselves with this impressive Han Solo in Carbonite Life-Size Figure. It stands seven-and-a-half feet tall and captures every detail of the frozen smuggler. So it is perfect for any crime lord’s palace wall. It features film-accurate light effects in the base, side panels, and rear power canisters for added authenticity. Jabba’s most sought-after trophy can now be yours.
G33kplates makes custom light switch plates to geek up your home. The best ones are these Star Wars themed plates that come in a variety of styles and characters. They’ll make your home seem like it is in a galaxy far, far away. The BB-8 version is one of my favorites. These are all classy and geeky.
This Star Wars Scoundrel and Princess Mug Set is the perfect gift for any geek couple. You each get your own awesome mug. Han for him and Leia for her. A scoundrel and a Princess. I can think of several couples who would love this mug set. Each mug holds 11 ounces and has a glossy finish. The seller says that the text and image on each mug is very sharp, since they don’t allow poor quality mugs to leave the shop. These mugs are indeed awesome.
Ever since Jim Henson went and created the special edition trilogy, nerds the world over have been debating over who shot first. Kermit or Greedo? Well, I’m here to tell you that Kermit shot first. He always shot first.
This Star Wars art work by Dan Luvisi is sure to make you smile. I can just imagine Greedo pulling his gun and saying, “Going somewhere Kermit?”
We’ve seen our share of LEGO creations, including LEGO Star Wars characters, but Luc Byard’s Han Solo and Princess Leia are pretty darn adorable for a pair of blockheads. The level of detail that he was able to get is really impressive. Even their guns are awesome. He plans on making more, so we will have to stay tuned and see if they are as cute as this pair.
Albert Nguyen has reimagined Star Wars, by merging it with history from our own galaxy. He uses historical paintings for inspiration and places Star Wars characters within them. You might recognize Emanuel Leutze’s Washington Crossing the Delaware, or the historic photo Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima photographed by Joe Rosenthal.
It is a fun series that lets us see these characters in a whole new light. Many of them are made to look like old personal photographs. Also included is Boba Fett in place of Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
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There’s nothing tastier than a warm Pop-Tart, except maybe a Star Wars themed Pop Tart. I know these Star Wars treats look delicious, but you can’t eat them. You can display them. Although I’ve always heard you shouldn’t play with your food.
These strange art pieces from YouArtWhatYouEat look like the tasty pastries you know and love, they just have Star Wars themes. The Han in carbonite version is best served cold. Of course. If you were able to eat it.
