Pokemon and Star Wars don’t have a lot in common, but one thing that they do have in common is that both have many amazing creatures. Combine them both and you get Poke Wars. This great art series is from FUN.com who combined creatures and characters from Star Wars with Pokemon. Jabba the Hutt is now Jabba the Muk. Pikachu is Porgachu. And beware Darth Vader who is now Mewth Vadtwo.
This is an amazing A cappella medley of Star Wars songs featuring Fox Fanfare, Star Wars Main Title, The Force Theme, Rebel Fanfare, The Imperial March, Cantina Band, Princess Leia’s Theme and Duel of the Fates. All performed by Viva Vox, an A capella choir from Serbia, Belgrade. This is a fun video and these guys are truly talented.
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The importance of Ralph McQuarrie’s original concept art for Star Wars can not be understated. It still influences the designs and creatures we see in the films, in comics, and on TV. His legacy lives on. This fan film is a lovingly made trailer that brings McQuarrie’s art to life to show us a Star Wars we never got to see. It is so well done and beautiful. It’s nice to see that people still appreciate McQuarrie’s work after all of these years.
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.
Photographer and art editor Matthew Magruder‘s “(Tiny) Star Wars” photo series is awesome. These Tintype Photos Of Star Wars Toys capture the nostalgia and treat it as if it has been around for much longer. Tintype is a photographic process that dates back to the 19th century and gives the images a vintage look, as if you are looking at toys from that time period.
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The latest video to weigh in on the Star Wars vs Star Trek debate is Trek Wars. A Star Wars and Star Trek Crossover Fan-Trailer.This video combines both franchises as Captain Kirk teams up with the Rebel Alliance to fight the Empire. It’s a fun mashup of the two franchises.
Winter is here and unless you want to carve open a Tauntaun and climb in, you are going to need a good coat. Columbia has you covered. These amazing jackets inspired by The Empire Strikes Back are replicas of the rebels’ Hoth jackets. The limited edition run is called the Echo Base Collection. You can buy them starting at 12:01 a.m. EST on December 8. Columbia will only make 1,980 (the year Empire Strikes Back hit theaters) of each style so get yours quick.
Star Wars. Cats. Those two things are really all you need in a perfect world. This video combines the two and gives us the remastered edition that Lucas should have given us years ago. I can do without a cgi Jabba The Hutt and he never even added a single cat. More cats is always the answer.
The Falcon is holding some precious cargo on this run. Books! Actually it’s not so much smuggling books as it is illuminating them so you can read in low light conditions. The Millennium Falcon Book Light is an adjustable clip-on LED book light featuring the Millennium Falcon. It has 3 white LEDs to light up your night time reading material.
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Colin Furze is always busy being a mad scientist and all around crazy person. For his latest project, he built a full size TIE Fighter. Kylo Ren’s Silencer. Why not? He already built a gigantic AT-AT last year. This is a full size version coming in at 46 feet long, 23 feet wide, and 14 feet tall. The man is a true genius and a Jedi Master.
