AliaDesign makes some really cool Star Wars quilling art. This style of art always looks amazing and each piece takes some time to create. The end result is well worth it.
The seller has several characters to choose from like: Darth Vader, R2-D2, a Stormtrooper, Yoda, and Boba Fett. Boba Fett looks super cool.
Thailand based Metalmodelhouse makes some of the coolest metal sculptures around. Everything from Predator and Aliens to Darth Vader and Wall-E. They are pretty durable too since the scrap metal pieces are welded together. I love all of the little details
The seller has a bunch to choose from. I would love to line all of these up on my shelves like action figures. The AT-AT Walker is probably my favorite.
ToyAddicts have some cool custom action figures that you don’t see everyday. Like a William Shakespeare vintage Yoda, a Dagobah Knobby Spider and even Peter Mayhew himself as Chewbacca.
They have a lot more, but these are some of our favorites. Check out his page for more.
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!
“Utinni!” Jawas are by far the coolest residents of Tatooine. They search the deserts of Tatooine for discarded droids and scrap machinery to repair and resell. Now you can own the coolest Jawa figures ever produced. The Sideshow Collectibles Jawa Sixth Scale Set includes two fully articulated individuals, each packed with personality and the ability to pose in an endless variety of positions for display.
They feature bright LED-illuminated yellow eyes and they come with an impressive array of weapons and accessories, including a space thermos, welder, droid caller, magnetic restraining bolt, a blaster pistol which fits neatly in a belt holster, and a droid-stunning Ion Blaster. I love these guys and Sideshow has outdone themselves with this set.
Star Wars was influenced by classic westerns as well as other genres, and if there is one character that we would want to see in a serious Western style story, it is Boba Fett. In fact, every time I watch Sergio leone’s spaghetti westerns I see Lee Van Cleef as the embodiment of Boba Fett. Lucas must have been inspired by Lee Van Cleef in some capacity.
Anyway, Boba Fett meets Spaghetti westerns. Enjoy. Wouldn’t it be amazing to get a real Boba Fett Western? I can only hope.
Graphic designer Nicolas Amiard brings fantasy and reality crashing together, quite literally, using modern cityscapes and the Star Wars vehicles. These digitally-enhanced images imagine that the Star Wars ships have crash landed in the middle of highly populated cities.
There’s the star destroyer in Paris, the millennium falcon in lower Manhattan, a TIE Fighter in London and more. What goes up must come down, so I’m glad these ships are in another galaxy.
These neat acrylic Star Wars lamps from Etsy seller lampUp will look pretty fantastic on your desk or as a night light. The designs are engraved into acrylic and lit with a string of multicolored LEDs. This creates lamps that produce a soft glow that highlights all the engraved areas.
You can choose from R2-D2, an AT-AT, Yoda and more. These lamps are a stylish and subtle way to add some Star wars flair to your home. You can choose from several different colors too.
Several vintage Star Wars shots have surfaced that show off one of the the original costume tests for Boba Fett from around 1979. These behind the scenes images from The Empire Strikes Back show the evolution of the costume. It’s interesting to note all of the minor details that were changed.
This is from very early in the costume’s evolution. Yes, technically it made its public debut at the 1978 San Anselmo Country Fair parade and the Star Wars Holiday Special, but this is a nice look at it from around that time, where we get to see it close up. Both as a whole and some shots of the gear pieces by themselves.
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GeekBurning makes all kinds of Sci-Fi wood burning art. This stuff would look great on your wall. Especially if you already have some geek themed decor. The seller makes everything from Battlestar Galactica, to Star Wars and Doctor Who wood burnings.
I especially love the wood burnings of the packages of Stars Wars trading cards. They are very nicely detailed and each a true work of art.
