To those who have been following steampunk, especially as it relates to Star Wars characters, here’s another one for you. This one is very nicely done, a steampunk rendering of a fan favorite: Boba Fett.
See more of this steampunk artistry at Gorilla Artfare via this link.
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Well, on October 17, 18 and 19, the association Holored is organizing the V Conference and Exhibition Holored Seville devoted entirely to Star Wars. It will carry out various activities, including showings of Fanfilms, Episode II “Attack of the Clones”, the new and newly released 3D Clone Wars Episode III and “The Revenge of the Sith.” In addition, anyone who wants to be put in front of chroma and be reflected in multiple points of the galaxy. There will be workshops and demonstrations fights with the lightsaber. Microsoft is one of our sponsors, providing XBox 360 for enjoyment with these wonders.
If you want more information contact to this page: http://www.holored.com/Jehes5/index_J5.html
By now you should know that we like Star Wars here at JediNet. We also like cake. So if you feature a Star Wars cake, you’re sure to get mention from us.
The folks over at Boingboing recently featured Han Solo frozen in a carbonite cake. Nice. My guess: it was probably planned for Jabba’s birthday bash. They think of everything.
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From W. Dwight Hatfield:
He uttered one of the most iconic phrases in Pop Culture in the Original Star Wars Episode IV as the Storm trooper foiled by Obi Wan Kenobi, who among us hasn’t heard the line “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for”?! Actor, director, composer, Anthony Forrest is the guest on the newest episode of The Wrestling Hotseat hosted on www.myvirtualbc.com and sponsored by www.hirepowered.com
If you’d like to hear the podcast interview, click on the link above. “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for” was indeed a classic moment, and the source of inspriration for the 404 page here at JediNet. Check it out: http://www.jedinet.com/omgtheresnothinghere
Indy Mogul has a new video out that details how to build your own custom lightsaber for under $40 bucks!
About the video:
This week on Backyard FX we show you how to build a real lightsaber. Erik Beck unearths the original lightsaber blueprints from the special effects creator for Star Wars. And now we show you how to buy parts to a real lightsaber so you can have your own custom Star Wars weapon.
Thanks to Jeaux Janovsky for the news!
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