These Star Wars Rogue One Troopers In Tiny Vehicles are unexpectedly fun and adorable. The troopers from the movie are all seen here in small vehicles looking like they are in a Star Wars version of Mario Kart. Which is a game that I would love to play by the way. I would love to see the artist do this with more Star Wars Characters.
Checkout these Star Trek ships reimagined as road-worthy vehicles by Budget Direct. Sure, they aren’t exactly practical, but these are still some very cool designs. I would totally collect these if they were special edition hot wheels cars. I really love the Romulan warbird and the Defiant. I could see those on the road in the future. Someone make these so I can buy them!
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Scott Park knocks it out of the park with this series of pop culture vehicles that have been given Mad Max makeovers. We featured some of Scott’s other Mad Max vehicles in the past. This time he is converting vehicles from other Hollywood properties into wasteland-ready cars. Check out his page for more.
Lego artist Robert Lundmark has created a series of Star Wars vehicle specification sheets, which feature a detailed LEGO model of each vehicle, along with all the specifications and information. They look really good and each LEGO creation is top notch.
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Hot Wheels are on fire right now. They are coming out with some really unique toys all of the sudden, like that 1964 Buick Riviera with Spock leaning on the hood. This set may just be Hot Wheels’ coolest Star wars car set yet. Hot Wheels has revealed a new Death Star trench run set that features some amazing four-wheeled versions of TIE Fighters chasing an X-Wing.
The packaging even features lights and sound effects, along with three short sections of Hot Wheels track to expand your racetrack. This set will exclusively be available at the Mattel booth at SDCC if you’re attending. You can also pre-order it from MattyCollector. I wonder what else the company will unveil.
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Over the years Sci-Fi has given us many cool and famous rides. This is by no means a comprehensive series detailing all of them, but Christian Petersen’s art covers some of our favorites. I like the captions he provided under each one. The real question is which would win in a race? Well, that’s obvious.
The TARDIS would almost win, but since that miniature ship is in the Doctor’s bloodstream, it would cause him to pass out, allowing the miniature ship to leave the Doctor, exit the TARDIS and win the race.
Being a manly man, I don’t know much about cross stitching, but I do know cool cross stitching when I see it. These Star Wars Cross Stitch Patterns are available from Stitchering for download. These are PDF downloads. These will make your home look old timey and geeky at the same time. I can see a bunch of these looking great all along one wall. Sadly I don’t know how to cross stitch. Maybe someone will make one for me.
Geek up your walls with these cool Sci-Fi Vehicle Art Prints from UltraPrint. They have a large assortment of cool geeky prints including Star Trek ships, Star Wars vehicles, Batman’s vehicles and more. These look great and come as sets. You can get them in different colored backgrounds. I love the Star Trek ships and the set showing off some of Batman’s toys, although they are all very cool.
Scott Park has illustrated the spaceships and vehicles from the original Star Wars trilogy to scale. Yes it is as awesome as it sounds. We get to see how a Ronto compares to a TIE-Fighter, to a Tauntaun and on and on. Scott did a great job on this animation. It really puts things into perspective. Some of the sizes may surprise you. For instance, I had forgotten how large those B-Wings were. They are about the size of an Imperial shuttle. Fun stuff.
This is a super complex piece of art. Andrew DeGraff’s latest art piece is just amazing and it conveys a ton of information. This painting was on display at this weekend’s Art Awakens show at Los Angeles’ Gallery 1988.
It follows the path of every Sith Lord and Jedi Knight across every location in every major vehicle they have used, through all six films. There is so much here that I’m not even sure I can decipher all of it. There is just so much here. It took over 600 hours to make for God’s sake. Most impressive!
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