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.
Have you ever wanted to attach a rocket to a discontinued 50 inch LEGO Star Destroyer? I know it’s crossed my mind before, but admittedly, I’m a bit strange. Well, this guy did it just for the hell of it. These Star destroyers are hard to find and expensive, but some people just like to watch the world burn. He doesn’t think twice about just attaching a rocket to it and launching it into a wall at 67 MPH. The actual moment of impact is pretty awesome though and well worth it.
Air Hogs is not quite finished with releasing Star Wars drones. They have enough drone ships that you could have one heck of a battle in the sky with your friends. This one is one of the most impressive yet. This R/C Star Destroyer drone is just under 12″ in width at its widest, and about 18″ long. It has light-up LEDs in the engines to make it look film accurate, a 250 foot range from the remote, and the actual structure of the ship is made out of a sturdy foam to keep it safe if it crashes. Which it will at some point. I have just one question. Where the hell was this when I was a kid?
The Empire certainly knows how to do Thanksgiving right. That Imperial Pumpkin Pie looks delicious. I’m not sure it’s polite to set your lightsaber and thermal detonator on the table though. Bonus points to the first cook who actually makes this one for real. And goodluck getting that pie crust to look like an Imperial Star Destroyer. That’s not gonna be easy.
Ever wondered what an Imperial Star Destroyer would look like with the design elements of a naval battleship? Check it out right here. It looks pretty badass. It was created by Rasmus Poulsen. It would be scary enough being a smuggler and seeing a Star Destroyer. Seeing this thing? I’d not only drop my cargo, I’d get in it beforehand and then drop my cargo.
LEGO enthusiast Doomhandle built this amazing Imperial Star Destroyer. It is called the ISD Tyrant. That puny ship sitting next to it? That’s LEGO’s 2014 Star Destroyer set (75055), just for the sake of comparison. Yes, it blows that tiny set away, doesn’t it?
The Tyrant measures over 56 inches long and weighs about 70 lbs. It is so amazingly detailed, inside and out. Inside there are turbolifts, walkways, and even functional doors. There’s a full fledge hangar bay with ships and Darth Vader is in his meditation chamber. And more! This is a living breathing ship!
sheepcreekstudio makes these cool Needle Felted Star Wars Ships. These ornaments are the softer side of Star Wars. They are perfect for your kid’s rooms or for displaying just about anywhere. You can buy these ships individually or as a whole mobile set.
Because it is never too early to get your child into the magic of Star Wars. These ships are adorable and when they are all displayed together, they look even cooler. I hope they make more ships to add to this little fleet.
