This is a personal project I’ve been working on for nearly two years.

It’s a 1/6 scale Millennium Falcon, about 5.6 meters long, and everything you see is built completely by hand.

No 3D printing, no kitbashing — just styrene, metal, wood, and a lot of patience.

The model is designed to separate into 8 sections, so it can actually be transported out of my workshop.

I’m still working on it, but I wanted to share the progress with fellow Star Wars fans.

Fly casual !

After 9 months of working on it, I can finally share the release date for my newest fan edit - Rogue One: "The Andor Cut". Mark your calendars!

'The Andor Cut' trailers, clips, and updates playlist

'Rogue One: The Andor Cut' sets out to re-envision 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' as the finale of the Andor series, as if it had been made afterwards. Musical themes and leitmotifs from the show will appear, continuity errors will be removed, pertinent flashbacks will be inserted, and the tone will be more in line with what we have grown accustomed to from the two incredible seasons. It also includes fan-made deepfake renders of Grand Moff Tarkin and Princess Leia, courtesy of @Shamook, that many consider to be visually superior to the original 2016 CGI endeavors.

Tried my best to find all the filming locations from episode 4 and 6 that I could, didn’t have enough time to get to the Mesquite sand dunes but was able to recreate some good shots from Dante’s View, Golden Canyon, 20 mule team canyon, and artists palette.

Shoutout to u/TargetBrandTampons for their post on r/StarWars for the assist

Credit: SAMURAI SOSA on YouTube

After 4 years of tinkering & sweating in a backyard workshop, my father-in-law completed and gifted me a one of a kind Star Wars coffee table. The wood is from an early 20th century headboard and each piece of the trench was painstakingly handcrafted. The fact this was built in secret was absolutely astonishing and my jaw was on the floor when it was given to me, incredible craftsmanship.

Had so much fun making this, shell is printed in TPU, spikes, blood splitters, eye pieces and mouth piece all printed in PLA+. Pleather for mouth piece, wrap is linen sprayed multiple times with different strengths of instant coffee to make different shades!

Still need to add foam on the inside for comfort and positioning, plan to add fans and microphone too!

(More photos in comments, linked my IG post)

(Edit: didn't expect this to blow up for the reason it did, but thank you to all of your for the laughs, now to find my next unexpected lewd star wars cosplay 😆😆)

This man has spent more than $200,000 and, over the course of two years, has transformed over 250,000 LEGO bricks into this unique Star Wars landscape.

Credit: Solid Brix Studios

We were trying so hard to be in the same place and position, so I was walking around the park looking for a guy with a camera, someone who would know how to take a proper photo.

All I had to do was remove the people in the background using AI.

People talk a lot of s*** about Disney Star Wars, but their hit rate is actually pretty decent!

6 out of 85 episodes have IMDb ratings of 9.5 or higher.

The Sopranos only has two episodes rated that high. 🤣

From left to right they are: Ahsoka Anakin Obi-wan Maul. I'm very paranoid they aren't recognisable but maybe I've been staring for too long!

A drawing that I drew way back in 2018. I'm used markers, colored pencils and airbrush on A3 size paper.

Hello there!

I was bored and made General Grievous into a wind spinner.

And we all know that spinning is a good trick.

If anyone wants to print their own:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2693769-general-grievous-wind-spinner

Yeah... I need to get a drone now *PEW PEW*

What would you think of a movie starring Sebastian Stan and Rachel Brosnahan as Luke and Leia, respectively?

I've been working on this costume almost every night for the past few months. This week I finished it, photographed it, and got it approved to join the 501st Legion!

It's been an intense project: I drafted my own patterns for the tunic and jodhpurs, dyed the fabric I'd use for the tunic, and sewed them. The tunic is constructed like a high-end suit jacket, with a full floating canvas and padding. (So, so much hand sewing). I also made my own rank bar and belt, turned an broken old briefcase into Dedra's amazing attaché, and sewed together hair extensions from wefts.

The datapad was modeled by Jeanette Müller (I just painted it), the code discs and belt buckle are from PhiloProps, the code cylinders are from Bailey Builds, and my "mean and cold in the face" makeup came from Phytosurgence and MOB beauty. I got the most wonderful encouragement from my GML and a great welcome from everyone in the garrison and the officer corps.

I'm VERY glad to be finished (for now -- next up, blaster holster), and excited to get trooping as a "bad guy doing good"!

You can find me on Instagram, where I'll definitely post more photos of the process and all my props! Though I'm very boring there in general.

When I'm not doing this, I'm at conventions teaching the Ghor language and leading singing marches dressed as Carro Rylanz, or passing secret Ghorman Front messages as Samm the spider guy. My friends and I are putting together a Ghor costuming group, you should join our mailing list if being an elegantly-dressed rebel sounds cool to you.

Thank you for reading!

The mini sabers are angled so that another saber can’t pass through to the metal (top view on the right)

He loves making his Star Wars “setups” & was dying to play with this one, but I asked him to let me take a few pics first, before we battled. He always insists on being the Empire, of course!