looking up to the sky, we suspect that no one needs this book because none of us owns a Death Star, but if you so happen to own one (clever you for keeping it so secretive the whole time), you probably need the Death Star Owner’s Technical Manual: Imperial DS-1 Orbital Battle Station (Haynes, ISBN 978-08041766143)
we don’t need to reiterated how building a Death Star is never going to be economically viable – even if all the world economy comes together. so let just say that these Death Star Wall Tiles by Tom Spina Designs will be your best bet in getting the Death Star look you so desires, sans the planet-obliterating superlaser
add a little Star Wars spice to your car, or if you prefer, fantasize that your Prius is the X-Wing fighter with your trusty R2-D2 in tow with this cute R2-D2 USB Car Charger from ThinkGeek. either way, this R2-D2 won’t be beeping and blooping dangers to you or help in repairing your ride, but instead, plug it into the 12V
geeks come in different shapes and sizes, and so are their social and wealth statuses. for those geeks and in this case, Star Wars geeks in particular, who are in the Scrooge McDuckian circle, here are a pair of Star Wars-themed cufflinks from Neiman Marcus to fulfill your needs to (a) reaffirm your status as a hardcore Star Wars fan;
when we think slot cars, slotted tracks and fancy toy race cars comes to mind. in another word, we expected nothing less than four-wheeled miniature models, but that’s not the case with the The Star Wars Battling Fighters Slot Car Set. unless you have serious skills in piloting RC aircraft, the The Star Wars Battling Fighters Slot Car Set
any Star Wars fanatic who wants to make themselves feel even more terrible, can prepare to drop 9,800 quids (around US$15,700) on this Life-size Star Wars AT-ST Walker Replica – one which, though claimed as “life-size” at 16 feet (about 4.9 meters) by its seller, isn’t really life-size
the beings in the galaxy far, far away probably don’t need sunglasses, but that does not mean fashionable geeky fans can’t have a pair to show their love for this defining sci-fi movie of all time. available through Hot Topic, these pair of Star Wars Red Light-Up Sunglasses features an old school styling (which kind of
regardless of whether you are a huge Stormtrooper fan or not, we still think the Custom D-Tech Me Stormtrooper Action Figure is a super cool action figure to have. why? because it will be the Stormtrooper created in your likeness. unlike the Personalized Superhero Action Figures we seen last year, this elite
Kenner action figures, particularly those Star Wars figures, have a special place in our hearts. probably because Star Wars was freaking huge (and awesome) back then and every boys in the seventies or eighties would love to have them. it was a boy status symbol then, comparable to Walkman and Playmobil of that time. fast-forward to today
it may have been well over three and half decades since the first Star Wars movie but thanks to the continual releases of sequels/prequels, the Star Wars franchise has managed haul itself into the iconic level of our modern day pop (geek) culture – some even called them cult sci-fi favorites…
the recent sales of Lucasfilm to Walt Disney Company, should not have any impact on Star Wars fans but in case it does, you may want to quickly amass its collectible action figures up to this point (that’s 35 years since if you haven’t been counting) before Lord Vader starts wear Mickey Mouse’s ears. however, to do…