Patrick Stefanski has turned Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant into a desktop version of L3-37. And thankfully, it isn’t anywhere near as annoying as the actual droid from Solo. He also gave it a British accent. While I can’t stand this annoying droid, this is an awesome project. I love how it says, “what?”every time he interacts with it. Patrick did a solid job with this one.
We could all use an exploding Death Star in our home. Well, not the real kind. I imagine that the radiation would kill you as well as the shrapnel. You can make a much safer version from an IKEA PS 2014 pendant lamp. Instructable user MariaK64 will show you how. You can follow tutorials here and here. You just take the lamp and paint it. It already expands with the pull of its string. It looks sooooo awesome and explody! Is that a word? It will be the coolest lamp in your house.
It goes well with your hand painted Death Star globe.
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Check out this unbelievable custom Death Star toy. It was made by Jack Stuk and Star Wars toy manufacturers need to be taking note. He used the Gi Joe Cobra Terror Drome toy. Every time he saw that old toy he thought it would make a great Death Star, so he finally made it happen. This Death Star has it all. The bridge where Luke and Leia swung across, a control room, a trash compactor and more. As the images show, it works well as a Force Awakens playset as well.
I want to have this soooo bad. That is some amazing custom work.
This is the droid laptop I’ve been looking for. Don’t try to tell me otherwise with your fancy Jedi mind tricks. Ed Zarick created this awesome R2-D2 PS4 laptop. He used 3D printed replicas of Artoo’s parts. It even sounds just like R2-D2 thanks to an Adafruit WaveShield.
It is a more streamlined PS4 from a more civilized age. I love all of the detailing. It is just perfect. Check out the video below.
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