Store 4GB of Colonial Fleet secrets on this awesome USB drive styled to look like the Battlestar Galactica! Seriously, I don’t think data storage has ever looked this sexy. This pocket-sized space ship appears to be molded from plastic and also seems to have lots of tiny details. This USB drive would stay on my desk for use and display. In fact, I’d love a whole fleet of mini storage ships.
Pre-order now for shipment in June.
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What do an Imperial Walker and a vinyl record have in common? They can be put together to make a clock. It’s so obvious!
Okay, maybe not, but the end result is neat. This clock is hand cut from a random record and made to order. If you like the Star Wars vehicle without the clock parts you can just order the wall decoration version.
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I had no idea Star Wars vehicles could look so classy. This timekeeper manages to clock in at 11 on the nerdy scale and look like a piece of sleek, subtle art. The Etsy seller fashions the clocks from vintage Action Fleet Micro Machine toys. That line featured the Falcon, a sandcrawler, an AT-AT, and more (as you can see above). The pieces are plastic and lightweight but painted to look like pewter. Genius. Customization takes 9-14 days.
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I don’t know if I’ve ever used the words dainty and Darth Vader in a sentence together, but this lamp certainly makes me think it. This intricate, beautiful lamp shade is made by a 3D printer from polyamide. It’s a fine powder so the surface has a nice granular appearance and texture that’s perfect for romantic lighting. This Darth Vader lamp will knock the socks off anyone who comes into your home while turning them to the Dark side. Now – who’s going to give me $500 to buy it?
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Regular lightbulbs are far too boring. Why choose them when you can have this awesome Darth Vader Lego lamp?! As you would expect, the light source is his lightsaber. You can use batteries to light the room, or you can power the lamp with your computer via a USB cord. The Force might work, too; it’s worth a try. And since the lamp is a basically a 7.5″ Lego figure, it’s poseable! I might have to switch to the Dark side.
This lamp is available next month. Check out a demo video after the break.
Who says gaming can’t be classy? Etsy seller Pete Betcher just keeps designing beautiful Zelda lamps; first this one from last month and now this design which can be hung or just left on a table. It features a poplar frame, a birch face, and the triforce is yellow acrylic. Anyone not familiar with Zelda will just see a lovely art deco style lamp, and cool kids in the know will drool over it. Let’s hope he starts creating similar designs for other fandoms.
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This journal is a replica of the dream diary the 10th doctor kept when he used a Chameleon Arch to turn himself into the human John Smith. It’s full of artwork and notes The Doctor made while human and it even comes with a mini sonic screwdriver pen that features a blue light. Fill the journal with your own impossible dreams—which, if you go by my dreams last night, would involve boobs, aliens and Abe Lincoln.
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The Doctor is always running around in a bit of a frantic state, and he probably has a hard time remembering his to-do list. Thank goodness he always keeps a stack of Dalek and TARDIS themed sticky notes at hand. He can write himself or Amy Pond notes and leave them all over the timeline!
This pack of notes comes with six different stacks of designs and has 300 total sticky notes. That’s enough to last you for at least one season of Doctor Who. Don’t forget that you must write on these notes with a sonic screwdriver pen.
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Professor Gandalf may be a really tough teacher, but my Pokemon classes are going great.
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My father had a ship in a bottle on his desk, but I prefer something a little more modern.
It’s no wonder, then, that a true fan of Joss Whedon’s Firefly TV Series and motion picture Serenity would have a 1:400th scale model of the beloved ship on his or her desk. 8 inches long, hand painted and cast from dozens of parts – some as small as a millimeter, her design matches the model used in Firefly down to the smallest detail. There’s even two little removable shuttles in case your on-board companion needs to take a side-trip.
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