Awesome Star Wars

Cross presents a collection of premium writing instruments for Star Wars fans. Available in Darth Vader, Stormtrooper, and Millennium Falcon-inspired designs, they feature a polished lacquer finish, a capless “slide-and-snap” mechanism, and a smooth gel ink refill.

Hot Toys’ new R2-D2 sixth scale figure comes with a ton of pop-out arms and tools, a Death Star data plan card, Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber hilt, and two Princess Leia hologram figures. It also has remote controlled sound effects and LED lights.

Brighten your tree this coming holiday season with this set of six officially-licensed ornaments based on characters from Star Wars Episode IV. The set of 3″ dia. tin baubles includes cartoon images of R2-D2, C-3PO, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Princess Leia.

Musterbrand’s Rebel Pilot Jacket is a reversible bomber jacket for fans of Star Wars‘ Rebel Alliance. The officially licensed jacket features an orange side with the Rebel logo on the chest and a gray side with the Rebel logo at the back.

While Yoda may have passed away in Return of the Jedi, it is possible he could come back to life if there was a zombie apocalypse on Dagobah. Sculptor LoreCraft shows us what that horror might look like if it ever came to pass.

Han Solo named himself and is tired of all the pointless fighting and potential lovers. Qi’ra can’t wait to be alone for reasons. Lando drops the hottest single in the galaxy. All that and more in How It Should’ve Ended’s parody of Solo: A Star Wars Story.

Dmitry Grozov aka Ahriman made this awesome fan trailer for Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope in the style of ’70s anime, complete with Japanese dub. It’s not as smooth or sharp as OtaKing’s legendary TIE Fighter, but the jankiness only adds nostalgia.

Graphic designer Steven Klock mashed up all 32 teams of the NFL with characters, spaceships and more from the Star Wars universe to make intergalactic football team logos. The logos are also available on tank tops, hoodies and other merchandise.

Star Wars fans looking for something different to wear this Halloween might want to check out Rubies’ inflatable version of Han Solo, frozen in carbonite. The adult-sized costume includes a battery-powered inflation fan, and a mask and gloves to complete the frozen effect.

Bandai’s Tamashii Nations continues its Meisho Movie Realization line of Star Wars action figures with a samurai puppet version of the panicky droid C-3PO. The action figure has moveable mouth and eyes and comes with two pairs of hands and a fan.

A satisfying time-lapse of a 3D printer churning out a giant model of Han and Chewie’s ship. Stonefx83 custom built his own large-format printer, which cranked through the 27.6″ long, 6.6 pound model in just under 10 days. Read more about the project on Thingiverse.

Taschen, George Lucas, and Lucasfilm present The Star Wars Archive, a series of books about the making of the movies. The 604 page Volume 1 covers Episodes IV to VI, with “script pages, production documents, concept art, storyboards, on-set photos, stills, and posters.”

Star Wars fan Brendan H. Banks and his friends created this well-paced short film about an Imperial scout trooper who finds himself lost on a forest planet where he ends up making an unlikely new friend. We’re surprised he didn’t run into any Ewoks out there.

Imagine a world where Star Wars and Harry Potter live in the same universe. That’s what David Ariew created with this highly under-appreciated video that sees stormtroopers riding broomsticks, chasing the Golden Snitch, and off to battle the students of Hogwarts.

Made with Grandma for Mafia is a fabric upcycling specialist. Her latest project is a series of limited edition Hawaiian shirts made from children’s bedsheets. The designs feature Star Wars, Transformers, NASA and more. Contact her for purchasing info.

The Dark Lord of the Sith sits atop many lists of greatest on-screen villains of all time. But how did he achieve such status? The Nerdwriter explores Vader’s appearances in the original Star Wars trilogy, and how they would have such an enormous impact.

The deluxe version of Hot Toys’ new Darth Maul sixth-scale action figure comes with the Star Wars villain’s Sith Speeder hoverbike. Not to mention its two insanely realistic swappable heads. It also comes with a Sith probe droid and two light-up lightsabers.

“They looked like testicles with eyes, but they sounded like heaven.” Conan O’Brien shares footage from a new documentary on Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes, the guys behind “Cantina Band” from Star Wars: Episode IV. Turns out they were way more than a one-hit wonder.

“War does not come with a guarantee.” The modern classic Star Wars: The Clone Wars will finally be given a proper ending. The series will have 12 new episodes released in 2019 on Disney’s upcoming streaming service.

Faraway Vintage makes framed miniature collections of old and rare Star Wars collectibles. A set typically contains Kenner action figures, 35mm first-run film, Topps trading cards, screen-used props and film location elements.

Give your room a soft and sinister glow with this officially licensed Star Wars stormtrooper helmet pendant light. Just kidding, it’s light is actually comforting. It’s made of polyresin and has a hand-painted finish.

The guys from Corridor have a bit of fun with their VFX skills, creating a “working” lightsaber which quickly gets out of hand when they start playing with the length of its plasma beam. You know it’s not the size of your saber, but the way you use it, kids.

Hot Toys’ Dark Side version of its Star Wars Ep. III: Revenge of the Sith Anakin Skywalker action figure is bound to be a collector’s item since it can be picked up only at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con. It comes with a head sculpt with Sith lord eyes and a light-up diorama base.