Stop motion animation shows the LEGO force of Star Wars
Okay, more Star Wars, more Lego, and more stop motion animation. Oh, and it’s cool. Brothers Brick
Okay, more Star Wars, more Lego, and more stop motion animation. Oh, and it’s cool. Brothers Brick
I won’t ever buy these Star Wars lightsabers USB flash drives. Not that these 5-inch flash drives aren’t cool, I’d just never risk touching a lightsaber at the wrong end. The lightsaber flash drive holds 1 GB of data and costs $20. Geeky Gadgets
The Millenium Falcon will soon fly, and you’ll always be in full control. Hasbro recently announced a remote controlled flying version of the millenium Falcon. To be availabl later this year, it measures 11″ x 8″ and costs $50. NerdApproved
It’s a bit odd that these figures be shaped like lamps, and even be the size of lamps, when in fact they have nothing to do with light. The lamp-like Darth Vader and Stormtrooper are actually speakers waiting to be connected to an mp3 player. SlipperyBrick
At times when Vader has nothing to do, he would probably like to listen to music from this “officially licensed” lightsaber mp3 player. Star Wars Lightsaber Kei MP3 Player is available in 2 forms, each about 3-inches long, with USB connectivity and the ability to play music by means of a microSD card. Costs $24. …
And by giant I mean a 4 feet 6 inch model of the classic Nebulon-B Class rebel frigate Redemption. With a size like that, the frigate can easily dock a mini-Millennium Falcon and three X-Wings. Now that’s nifty! Gizmodo
It’s like the thing with “you are what you eat” coming true. I don’t exactly remember R2-D2 drinking Heineken, but so seems to be the case. Anyways, this R2-D2 figure is made of a Heineken mini-keg and some industrial materials. And it’s cool! The Jailbreak and FreshBump
It is just a photoshopped image, but an AT-AT schoolbus would get children into Star Wars action first hand. Also, it would make the most difficult part of the routine, going to school, much easier and enjoyable. Super Punch and Gearfuse
The bravest in the Star Wars universe may use lightsabers for fights and kicking the hell out of enemies, but they would never want to mess with someone who uses the dangerous weapon as chopsticks. These Chop Sabers imitate Luke Skywalker’s and Darth Vader’s light sabers and are nine-inches long. LikeCool
Goddamnit Darth Vader! Art or no art, what are you doing in pink? Proving that art really has no boundaries, Pop Artists “decorated” Darth Vader in all sort of weird colors as part of “The Vader Project” exhibition at the Andy Warhol Museum. The Evil Galactic Empire isn’t going to be amused.TrendHunter