Awesome Star Wars

Star Wars > Star Trek on this tee, as the Dark Lord himself knocks out a Red Shirt with a single right hook. If that’s Force Lightning shooting out of his fist, is that considered cheating?

Star Wars fan? Got 13 minutes? Watch as Andrew Ainsworth, maker of the original Stormtrooper costumes shows the painstaking process to build the helmet from scratch. Body armor here.

A walkthrough of one of the earlier missions available in Star Wars: The Old Republic, showing how Bioware has added player immersion in the narrative while still providing exciting gameplay.

This just in: Harrison Ford is still a bad ass. Watch as he seamlessly slides into and out of the fourth wall, effortlessly shrugs off his Star Wars legacy and dishes killer one-liners, all in one minute.

It’s nice to imagine what it would be like to have powers and lightsabers. But we all know what would happen if we could all use the Force: thugs, morons and douchebags would wreck everything.

The limited edition bundle includes a sweet R2D2 console with 320GB HDD that bleeps and bloops when it powers on and ejects a disc, a shiny C3PO controller and a Stormtrooper white Kinect.

Obi-Wan might be her only hope, but at least R2’s spray-painted message from Leia should last a bit longer than a hologram in case Old Ben walks by. Grab this tee today only (7/18) at TeeFury.

There’s something not quite right with this scene, as the ship that made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs (yeah we know that’s a unit of length) takes on a slightly Imperial-looking space invasion.

Eclectic Method teaches us a thing or two about the Dark Side of the Force, in their electro-funk-tacular tribute to all things Sith. Grab the MP3 here before Lucas demands a royalty payment.

Looking for a unique gift for a Star Wars fan? Check out this replica of a director’s clapper used in scene 88B – a close-up of Luke Skywalker in his snowspeeder – of The Empire Strikes Back.

Get a gander at some kick-ass character progressions you’ll have available to you when you play in the Bounty Hunter subclass in Star Wars: The Old Republic. Jetpack uppercuts, FTW!

Ah, Alderaan. We remember when it was still a lovely vacation destination. Let’s visit this Earth-like planet as The Old Republic’s players invade its castle to take on its self-proclaimed ruler.

The guys at Howcast show you how to do lots of things. We were just surprised to find out they even teach you how to become a being of pure evil in 5 easy steps. Welcome to the Dark Side.

Running errands around town just got more fun thanks to these Star Wars Costume Hoodies from ThinkGeek; choose from three Dark Side variants: Boba Fett, Stormtrooper and Darth Vader.

Designed for playing Star Wars: The Old Republic, it offers a full-color LCD multitouch trackpad and 10 programmable LCD keys above it. A glowing LED border also offers color control. Video here.

This… THIS EXPLAINS EVERYTHING. This fake trailer for a fake movie by Slick Gigolo reveals why all of the Star Wars prequels sucked – the real George Lucas was imprisoned for the last 20 years.

A remote-controlled LEGO Sandcrawler made by Marshal Banana. The 3 ft. long, 44 lb. mobile Jawa fortress has over 10,000 parts, including functional cranes, conveyor belts and treads. Pics here.

The obnoxious duo with lightsaber potential from the first Freddie Wong post are back, doing what they do in a simultaneously amusing and douchey way. Kids: use your talents for good, not evil.

Limited edition prints by Harshness featuring gangsta hip-hop Star Wars characters with names as dope as their style, like Boba Phat, Han Cholo and our favorite – OG1 Kenobi.

We think Wacky Packages for Star Wars (and a nod to Spaceballs too) when we look at these funny versions of the classic product logos that have been reinterpreted by Barn Bocock.

For Disney’s Star Wars Weekends 2011, Chewbacca lets loose on stage with a little Axl Rose, while one of the Ewoks does his best Slash impression. Welcome to the jungle (of Endor.)

LEGO-maniac Jay Hoff used over 30,000 bricks to create this intricate scene of the Emperor’s arrival in Return of the Jedi. He “cheated” and used some Clone Troopers instead of Storm Troopers, though.

A Skywalker Ranch staff bike pimped with an Episode V theme. Accessories include a Hasbro AT-AT head, Master Replicas FX lightsabers, and a chrome Vader head from a PEZ dispenser.