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Insanely Dedicated Star Wars Fan Builds Massive R2D2
In: web resources
16 Jul 2011We are quite used to seeing stuff out of the Star Wars world that catches our eye, and it is almost always some kind of hybrid of what we saw in the movies. There are countless examples of this, and I don’t think there is anything that the community won’t touch or mash with Star [...]
35 Pounds Of Star Wars Blueprints Available Now
In: web resources
15 Jul 2011We all know the Star Wars community is huge and that the following is quite an amazing group of people. Not only do some of them create their very own gear to live out the life of any Star Wars character, but they also know very well that whatever is released by the George Lucas [...]
The Volkswagen Star Wars commercial with the Baby Darth Vader Discovering The Force that I wrote about a week ago and that blasted during the Super Bowl this year has become an instant hit and a viral video on the Internet. The first time I saw it, I thought it was the best commercial in [...]
Why is it that Star Wars fans and Star Trek fans don’t get along? I mean, everyone knows that there are several billion galaxies out there and that each of those worlds can co-exist. I mean, what’s all the fuss about? Star Wars is nothing like Star Trek and vice versa. It’s almost like if [...]
We write about photography way too little here on Bit Rebels, and when we do, it’s usually something creepy, weird or just plain wonderful. Personally, I think we should step it up a little and share the awesome world of photography way more and that is my mission for the day, at least when it [...]
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