Star Wars Week, 2019: Day 5
Let’s continue celebrating Star Wars Week by doing a DIY Death Star globe or two. Here are 4 different globes that you can create right in your own home—no stormtrooper army, Imperial fleet, or slave labor force required.
1. Death Star Globe
Take an ordinary garage sale globe and turn it into a Death Star globe. Can you imagine Darth Vader or Emperor Palpatine using one of these to navigate their way around the Death Star?
2. Chalkboard Death Star Globe
This chalkboard Death Star globe is probably the coolest (the partially-completed Death Star was always the coolest). It’s an easy and attractive way to display the “Return of the Jedi” Death Star without having to fiddle with tiny internal components. And, it’s a great way to show off your artistic skills; be as precise or abstract as you like.
3. Floating Death Star
Okay, maybe we spoke too soon. This floating Death Star is probably the coolest. It floats, it lights up, and it even has a tiny super star destroyer (just to the left of the Death Star in the pic). Oh, and it has lasers! A Death Star isn’t a Death Star without lasers. Pew! Pew!
4. Death Star Disco Ball
There ain’t no party like a Death Star party! Show your party guests just how big of a light show the Death Star can make with this Death Star disco ball. The one featured here is just a tiny one, but who’s to stop you from making a full-size disco ball. C’mon, party like it’s the end of the world!
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