Well, there’s more to breakfast than just food. The most important meal of the day as they call it, gives you a good chunk of energy for your day ahead. Spice up that energy with the force, or just pretend you did so you can enjoy Vader toaster to the max. Sith Lord one day, toaster head the next. Such is life. Priced at $50.
It always pays to have some super creative amenities about the house, and one that can heat up with the force is probably a superb choice. The Vader Gas Bottle Log Burner is the work of Doddieszoomer, a high school teacher from Barnsley, England. It looks pretty damn good with a fire raging.
Illustrated and written by Jeffrey Brown, Star Wars: Vader’s Little Princess is a book that deals with the life of Darth Vader and Princess Leia. For the book, the Sith Lord is doing his usual duties for the empire, but he also has a young daughter to take care of. The situations obviously often get humorous.
With the Sith Lord and the most feared soldier of the galactic empire lighting up their helmets for effects, we’d say the “mood light” part has been achieved. Available for pre-order, the lamps make use of five LED lights, and are available in two sizes. Costs £15 ($24) for the smaller lamps and £40 ($65) for the larger version.
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Created by the folks at Google’s Zurich office, this giant Lego portrait named The Force has been made out of 16000 bricks so arranged that it manages to look like both Yoda and Vader, depending on the angle of light illuminating the portrait. Of course shadows play a big part in revealing what side of “The Force” the portrait is going into.
Well, the title says it all. How the mighty have fallen. The Force is one helluva drug.
Darth Heisenberg print is a mashup of the drug lord meeting the sith lord. We expect the results to be impressive, considering enemies will have to go up against the force and their meth habit. Costs $45.
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A team of German Star Wars fans at Project X1 Props have created a very detailed, and very impressive 1:2 scale replica of Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter. Set for unveiling at the Star Wars – Celebration Europe, the fighter cost $20,000 to build and used up very wisely spent 1000 man hours.
Here’s Steampunk Darth Vader, for the Victorian times, as a female. The Lady Vader wears a Victorian mourning dress, a hat, Steampunk goggles integrated into the mask, and a necklace that lights up with LEDs.
You don’t get to be Lord Vader unless you match your power with equal or greater degrees of cool. Who doesn’t need to do that? Darth Vader, because he’s a badass; but no price can be put on being a badass and being super cool. Artist Tom Sachs built the Vader fridge and Vodka fountain where the fridge with its cape drawn takes the appearance of Lord Vader, and the helmet just kind of seals the deal.
Via Geekologie