Does anyone else think of a Death Star every time they see a globe? We do. And it looks like we’re not alone.
File this under Other-People’s-Nerd-Homes. Or maybe several-other-people’s-nerd-homes (is that the correct use of apostrophe?). Want to make your own? You’ve got options (and if you don’t need a Death Star globe, there’s always the Death Star disco ball).
The Death Star globe above is from Hydrangea Girl. She wrote an easy-to-follow tutorial on her blog, which is a new must-read website for us. Check out her other DIY’s while you’re there.
Continuing down the wormhole, the DIY Death Star globe that inspired Hydrangea Girl’s globe is this one:
A chalkboard Death Star globe?! Yes please. This one comes from In My Wheele House. Also, that chalkboard wall behind the globe gets a +1.
If you’re feeling a little more… levitationy? This is probably the Death Star globe you want to make:
Model/prop maker extraordinaire Backwards Lamb Props posted a full tutorial on his blog, detailing how to make your own LEVITATING, light-up Death Star globe.
If you follow us on Instagram or Tumblr, you might have seen our own take on the Death Star globe last month (here, here, respectively). Our roommate (and Our Nerd Home’s occasional silent contributor) Corey whipped this guy up in under an hour. Sorry, we don’t have a tutorial to add – he just did it out of boredom and the presence of an abundance of thrift store globes in our garage, not expecting us to put it on the blog. He did it with two shades of cheap acrylic craft paint, painters tape, and a Sharpie.
What do you think? Is a Death Star globe a must-have geek home decor accessory? Who would win in a fight – the Death Star Globe, or the Death Star Disco Ball?
Original article and pictures take ournerdhome.com site
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