Photos Miro78Micro LegosMinimalistic LegoClassic LegoScale LegoLego Instructions Step By StepPictorial InstructionsStep PictorialCar DoorForwardI was inspired to use the classic Lego car door as the wing and an engine. So here is my MOC. I have no knowledge if this has been done before or not. After some tinkering with the rest of the parts, here it is. The biggest LEGO Star Wars set currently made is 75159 Death Star, and The Brothers Brick is giving away one copy of this massive 4,016-piece set to celebrate our readers! Today is your last chance to enter to win by clicking this link or the image below, or by clicking the Contests section on our Facebook page. The winner will also receive an awesome TBB logo T-shirt, stickers, and some really sweet A. Lemur buttons. The contest ends tomorrow, Jan. 20, so don’t delay!Tell all your friends!Wars DestinationsHoliday DestinationsPlanet GraphicsWars XxShowing StarAlexandre GodreauWars WorldsWars LandscapesDesign StarwarsForwardShowcase and discover creative work on the world's leading online platform for creative industries.
Kitchen CountersKitchen IslandsLego KitchenKitchen IdeasKitchen BenchKitchen DesignsUnique KitchenAmazing KitchenKitchen BarForwardRoughly five years ago Parisian designer, Simon Pillard (fashion house JC de Castlebajac) put in a day and 500 Legos worth of work into building a Lego legged chair. Error 404 - Not Found Sorry, but you are looking for something that isn't here. If you continue to encounter difficulties, please do not hesitate to contact us. Size of this preview: 800 × 586 pixels. Other resolutions: 320 × 234 pixels | 640 × 469 pixels | 1,024 × 750 pixels | 1,280 × 938 pixels | 1,600 × 1,172 pixels. Staged scenes inside the completed Death Star, which consists of 3,803 pieces and took me 15 hours to build. "Luke, stoke that anger. You shall be my next apprentice!" - Palpatine 15 February 2012, 22:03 Lego Star Wars - Set 10188 Death Star InSapphoWeTrust from Los Angeles, California, USA This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.
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There’s no fandom like a child’s fandom, so this video of a young boy freaking out over Star Wars is especially great. Seven-year-old Colin Gilpatric is conflicted. He wants to be a Jedi knight, to walk in the ways of Obi-Wan and Skywalker before him. But he also wants to get married, and this poses a problem as the Jedi are a relatively ascetic bunch who pretty much never get married in order to avoid attachment. Gilpatric pulled the only move he had and wrote a letter to George Lucas: I don’t like that a Jedi cannot get married. I want to get married without becoming a Sith. Please change the rule.I want to come to Skywalker Ranch please. Bless the employee who responded with this thoughtful note and a small package of Star Wars swag: Thank you so much for writing to us with your question. It sounds like the Force is strong with you, and you are showing great wisdom by asking your question. To be a Jedi is to truly know the value of friendship, of compassion, and of loyalty, and these are values important in a marriage.
The Sith think inward, only of themselves. When you find someone that you can connect to in a selfless way, then you are on the path of the light, and the dark side will not take hold of you. With this goodness in your heart, you can be married. We enclosed a few gifts that we hope you enjoy. Thank you again for writing to us. May the Force Be With You! Sincerely,Your Friends at Lucasfilm You can watch Gilpatric (and his equally surprised parents) go through the goodie bag together below: H/T The Mary Sue | Photo via Brian.Neudorff/Flickr (CC BY 2.0) Up next after the break:Stormtrooper Funny LegoStormtrooper D ArcadiaWars StormtroopersStarwars HalloweenStarwars StartrekLego StarwarsInappropriate StarchesMcveigh Powerpig FlickrEwok EmpireForwardA More Likely Scenario. One that might have redeemed having the Ewoks in the film at all. /2016/12/19/75146-lego-star-wars-advent-calendar-2016-spampocalypse-day-19/ on this server. Your technical support key is: 3697-af29-1756-6707