Posted on July 29th, 2009 by Star Wars Lightsaber News
By Andrew Liszewski At one point or another I’m sure everyone’s worried about losing their arm in a lightsaber fight, but it didn’t seem to hinder Vader’s rise to power, so why should it worry you? And worse comes to worse you can always pick up a replacement arm from the StarWarsShop.com for a mere $44.99. So maybe this version is made of 45 snap-together plastic parts instead of space-age composites and alloys, and it appears to be stuck to a large base, but the fingers do open and close a
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Posted on July 29th, 2009 by Star Wars Lightsaber News
Photos/Words: Bonnie Burton Boba Fett and Princess Leia on roller skates? Imperial Slow Skate? A dancing Robot Chicken? Now your spicy food-triggered dreams have come true thanks to the Robot Chicken Skate Party, which launched off their Robot Chicken on Wheels Tour at San Diego Comic-Con International. Robot Chicken creators Seth Green and Matthew Senreich, other Robot Chicken cast and crew, Clone Wars director Dave Filoni, members from Rebel Legion and the 501st Legion, roller derby girl
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Posted on July 28th, 2009 by Star Wars Lightsaber News
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Posted on July 28th, 2009 by Star Wars Lightsaber News
Lego Lightsaber Lot of 2: Glow-in-the Dark Lightsabers with Hilts
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Posted on July 28th, 2009 by Star Wars Lightsaber News
Check out this cool Darth Vader robotic arm kit which features 45 snap together parts. Using controls on the side of the elbow you can turn and extend the arm while opening and closing the fingers to grasp objects or Jedi warriors. Young Star Wars enthusiasts will learn how bionic arms work as they build and use a real bionic arm similar to Darth Vader’s with this kit. Assembles quickly and easily with snap-together parts. Includes stand with built-in controls. Gripping, turning,
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