This looks delicious and I’m not even a mighty Sarlacc Pit. Chocolate + Boba Fett = Boblerone. Genius. Delicious genius. Sadly, this mashup of everyone’s favorite triangular Swiss chocolate bar and the Mandalorian bounty hunter is not edible. It is an awesome resin figure designed by Tattoo Dave and produced by Made by Cooper. Great. Now I’m hungry. Just heard my mighty Sarlacc Pit roar.
Starbucks really should be using some of these designs by Ryan Spencer on their coffee cups. They’re missing out on a ton of geek dollars. They could have different characters represent special flavors. I know I would be buying my coffee there if they offered these cups.
This Star Wars Death Star Trench Run Cornhole Game basically wins the Cornhole Olympics. Not that such a thing exists. I think. This video shows a test of the Cornhole board made by Hyperdynelabs. It has a bunch of cool features and Easter eggs. When the hole detects an object entering it, it sets off a great effect that mimics Luke’s Death Star Kill shot. I don’t know much about cornhole games, but I know this is the best cornhole board ever. I can’t wait to see it finished.
One of the greatest scenes in sci-fi history has been captured perfectly in LEGO. That is the moment in Return of the Jedi when Princess Leia chokes Jabba the Hutt and kills him dead. It is Leia vs Jabba. This cool creation is the work of artist Iain “Ochre Jelly” Heath and it is stunning. It really captures the moment perfectly, with Leia pulling the chains and Jabba’s tongue coming out of his nasty slimy mouth. The quality here is good enough for an official LEGO kit. If only we could buy it.
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These fan art pieces explore “What if…”. They depict alternate scenes from the original Star Wars trilogy that never happened. They were submissions for the ILM ART Department Challenge, hosted by Industrial Light & Magic and ArtStation. Each one tells a tale that was never seen on the big screen, but suggests a new storyline. It is fun to see what might have been. These pieces are good enough to be honest to God concept art for these non-existent scenes.
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I’m really loving these Wooden Superhero Themed Watches from SkinAndGrain. They are some very classy and geeky timepieces. You get a stylish wood watch from the front side, with a secret superhero identity on the other, featuring the character’s logo and mask. They have many different characters available. These are really fun and unique. The seller is based in Singapore, but they have very reasonable shipping. They also have Star Wars and other geek themes. I don’t wear a watch, but I wouldn’t mind wearing these.
This very cool Star Wars Death Star Starry Night Print is titled “Van Gogh Never Saw The Empire”. Maybe not, but if he had, this is what he would have painted. Van Gogh’s classic gets a very Imperial makeover in this piece from SagittariusGallery.
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.
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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Wow. I have to admit, I’ve never thought of Jawas as being sexy, but now that I’ve seen this, I’m headed to Tatooine to become a Jawa. Hopefully my height won’t be a problem. On second thought, maybe I’ll dress up as a power droid, because these girls seem to really love Power Droids. This is Uncanny Megan and Dallas Nagata White in a very cool and very silly Sexy Jawa photo shoot! Check out the video below too.
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