Millennium Falcon Ice Cube Mold Does the Kessel Run in 12 Degrees Farenheit

Posted on 15/12/2017 by Technabob Shop

Got a Star Wars fan in your life? Need a last-minute stocking stuffer for the holiday season? These Millennium Falcon Ice Molds are just $9.99, and the people on your gift list will have a blast with them.

Made out of silicone, this dual mold makes two fun, intricate ice Millennium Falcons so you can make your beverage colder at light speed. They’re great for the $10-limit office gift exchange, for Star Wars geeks, and for kids who’ve just discovered this magical world.

Spread the love of Star Wars this holiday season. Get yours for just $9.99 in the Technabob Shop

Lego Millennium Falcon Racer: Way Faster Than 12 Parsecs

Posted on 18/11/2015 by Conner Flynn

The Millennium Falcon is the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy, so really, it should have a paint job that matches it’s speed. If Han Solo ever decided to start racing the old girl, he would need to make it look like a race car. And that is just what Joe Gan has done with his version of the Falcon.

He created this racing Falcon using parts from a Lego Technic Grand Prix Racer set. This is the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs. Now it looks like it can do it in eleven, maybe less.

This ship looks great in racing colors. I just hope they have a good pit crew. This Falcon has been known to have its share of problems.

[via Gizmodo]

Millennium Falcon Playhouse May Not Look Like Much, But She’s Got It Where It Counts

Posted on 05/08/2015 by Conner Flynn

Since you were a kid you have wanted nothing more than to sit in front of the controls and be in the Millennium Falcon cockpit. Admit it. Well, now you have no excuse. Build this Millennium Falcon Playhouse for your kid today. They may even let you be the co-pilot. Especially if you dress up like a wookiee.

Use Kyle Gilbert’s Millennium Falcon Cockpit Playhouse as motivation. It is just the cockpit. The ship itself would be massive. But that’s all you need for some fun and imaginative games anyway.

This awesome playhouse was created using MDF, PVC board, Bondo, and some junk drawer odds and ends for the dashboard. There are office chair wheels for knobs, silver-painted dowels for engaging the Hyperdrive and much more. It is a DIY work of geek art. Just seeing the images awakens the kid in me. I want to crawl inside and pretend!

[Instructables via Makezine]

Star Wars Aroma Ornaments: Eau bi Wan

Posted on 16/07/2015 by Lambert Varias

Use the oils, Luke. Made with the help of Kotobukiya Japan, Library Design’s Bibliotheque Blanc Star Wars Aroma Ornaments traveled from far, far away to freshen up your room.

These are passive aroma diffusers made of ceramic. There are three designs: the Death Star, the Millenium Falcon and R2-D2. If you’re going to put these on display – and why not – Library Design suggests you drop the oil on the ornament’s hidden side because the oil may cause discoloration. Speaking of which, each ornament comes with 5ml of lavender-scented oil.

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Library Design is selling the Aroma Ornaments for ~$44 (USD) each.

[via The World’s Best Ever]

LEGO Millenium Falcon Interior: LTV Cribs

Posted on 12/05/2015 by Lambert Varias

A group of Singaporean LEGO enthusiasts called Titan Creations built this awesome minifig-scale model of the Millenium Falcon with its interior exposed. The group built it for Legoland Malaysia’s Star Wars Day event.

The model measures 110cm x 85cm (approx. 43″x 33″) and is made of over 10,000 LEGO pieces and 24 LEDs. It has four rooms where Star Wars minifigs hang out with Batman and Benny the Spaceman.

Head to Titan Creations’ Flickr page to see more of Han and Chewie’s home.

[via The Brothers Brick]

DIY R/C Millenium Falcon Mk. II: Return of the Smuggler

Posted on 11/05/2015 by Lambert Varias

A few months ago, we checked out Redditor Olivier-FR’s Millenium Falcon and TIE Interceptor quadcopters. Since then’s he’s made a few more Star Wars-themed skins for his quadcopters, including an Imperial Star Destroyer, a Snowspeeder and now a bigger version of the Millenium Falcon.

Olivier-FR says his Millenium Falcon Mk.II is about 15% bigger than the first one. The body also appears significantly more detailed, and Olivier-FR’s cutting and sculpting seems to have improved. Keep watching until the end of the video to get a sneak peek at his next Star Wars quadcopter.

Chewie, you have a new home. Head to Olivier-FR’s thread on RC Groups for more details on his build.

[via Reddit]

Papercraft Millenium Falcon Took Four Years to Build: Kessel Crawl

Posted on 17/03/2015 by Lambert Varias

Starship Modeler reader Bernard Szukiel spent a total of four years perfecting the details on his 38″ Millenium Falcon scale model, and the result speaks for itself.

The entire ship is made of paper, except for the optical fiber and LEDs that light up the cockpit and gunner’s station.

I don’t know Han, she looks like much to me. Have your browser smuggle you into Starship Modeler’s gallery to see more of Bernard’s amazing model.

[via Comic Book Resources]

Remote-Controlled Millennium Falcon Does the Kessel Run in 12 Millennia

Posted on 04/02/2015 by Conner Flynn

I want to fly this radio-controlled Millennium Falcon so bad. Look at that badass bright afterburner. The aircraft was made by redittor Olivier-FR and it may not look like much, but it’s got it where it counts. Its builder made a lot of special customizations to make it fly well. It probably breaks down a lot less than the real thing too – which is good because who in this galaxy knows how to fix these ships?

You can check out the R/C Falcon’s first and second flights in the videos below. The creator designed and built the whole thing from scratch. It just looks awesome and it flies pretty well too.

It also really looks like a UFO at night too, which is a huge bonus. I’ve said it before. Why can’t I buy things like this? Do you not want my money?

Star Wars Millenium Falcon Cake Pan: You Bake in That Thing? You’re Braver than I Thought

Posted on 28/12/2014 by Lambert Varias

Smuggle yummy pastries into your belly with the officially-licensed Millenium Falcon cake pan. The silicone mold measures 10¾” x 14″ x 2¼, so there’ll be enough for you and your co-pilot.

Amazon priced it at $60 (USD), though it’s out of stock there as of this writing. UK store Lakeland has it for £16 (~$26 USD), though after shipping it should set you back around $60 as well.

[via GeekAlerts]

It’s Out of This World: Millennium Falcon Area Rug

Posted on 05/12/2014 by Hazel Chua

Regardless of how small your den may be, you can now fit a space ship in it–that is, if you have at least 33 square feet of vacant space. It’s not an actual space ship, of course, but this rug with the Millennium Falcon printed on it. The level of detail is pretty impressive, and the entire rug is cut out in the shape of the Falcon. If you’ve got some time on your hands, you can break out your tools and even turn it into a tapestry.

The rug is made from 100% polyester pile and is officially licensed.

The Millennium Falcon rug is available online for $100.

[ Product Page ] VIA [ Geekologie ]

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