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i don’t think i’ve ever seen a picture that raises so many questions before in my life

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Reblog the jurassic park vhs money baby for good luck and wealth in 2016!!!

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I just need this luck

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Why not

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Hahahaha these are getting so out of hand but MONEY

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Death Star II in Orbit Over Endor

Gif by mazeon

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what if……..Luke secretly saved his father and is keeping his head alive inside an astromech droid?

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The boring part of being a Snowtrooper.

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Come join the Official Star Wars Fan Club! Only $5 (prices slighly higher outside the Solar System). 1977 ad

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For my ally is the Force, and a powerful ally it is. Life creates it, makes it grow. Its energy surrounds us and binds us. Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter. You must feel the Force around you; here, between you, me, the tree, the rock, everywhere, yes. Even between the land and the ship.

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Best gif set ever.

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Imperial Coastin

Created by Kristian Bolanos

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Droid nest by BrianKesinger

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1 year to go.

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Awesome Christmas card designs by scottparkillustration

10 days till Christmas!

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When faced with a basement crammed full of old cardboard boxes, Columbus, Ohio resident Thomas Richner turned what could’ve been a tedious housecleaning chore into a completely awesome project. 140 hours later he’d painstakingly created a 5-foot-long, spectacularly detailed cardboard model of the Millennium Falcon.

Sure, it would’ve taken far less time to simply recycle all that cardboard, but you know what?

"She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid."

Richner used photographs and drawings of of the original ship as references while he built up the cardboard structure. As he got farther along and into more detailed stages, he used a snap-together model kit and 1977 Millennium Falcon Kenner toy as additional references.

“Cleaned out most of those boxes in the basement and have a five foot Falcon to show for it! My wife is thrilled!”

Visit Thomas Richner’s Imgur project page for plenty more process photos.

[via The Visual News]