Glue them around the edge of the large bottle lid. Step 15: Cut small rectangles of craft foam no larger than 0.5 inches in length. Step 14: Cut a small, thin strip of craft foam and glue it around the straw. (You can add as many as you’d like for more details.) Step 13: Break two toothpicks and glue the four pieces around the straw, pointed side up. Note: If the temperature of the hot glue is too high, the straw will melt!
Hot glue it to the center of the station’s bottom side. Step 12: Cut a piece of the large plastic straw 1.5 inches in length. Step 11: Hot glue both the pointed chopstick piece and the bottom chopstick piece, larger side up, to the center of the station’s top side. Step 10: Cut another piece about 1 inch from the bottom of the chopstick. Step 9: Use clippers or a wire cutter to cut a piece 2.5 inches long from the top of the chopstick. Hot glue all 6 in a circle around the small bottle lid on the top of the station, evenly spaced. Step 8: Place a little hot glue on the bottom of each toothpick. Wrap the paper square around the non-pointy end of a toothpick half and hot glue it in place. Step 7: Cut six 1-inch squares from the white printer paper. Step 6: Next, snap or cut 3 toothpicks in half. This is the bottom side of Starlight Beacon. Step 5: Hot glue the other bottle cap to the outside (convex) side of the large lid, top side up. Step 4: Hot glue one bottle cap to the inside (concave) side of the large bottle drink lid, top side up. Step 3: Use the white acrylic paint and a small paint brush or dotting tool to paint stars on all sides and edges. Step 2: Paint the wood block with the black acrylic paint on all sides and edges. Use PVA or wood glue to adhere the vertical block in place and let dry.
Line up the other block vertically along one edge to create an “L” shape. Step 1: Lay one wood block flat on the table. The activities in this article should only be done with adult supervision. Plastic bits (from packaging and spare LEGO pieces).Clipper or wire cutter (for the chopstick).Three plastic drink bottle lids, one large and two small.2 unfinished wood blocks (4 inches by 4 inches, 1-inch thick).Then add it to painted wood blocks for a one-of-a-kind High Republic bookend. You can construct your own space station by using materials you can find in your kitchen and recycling bin. This pillar of the High Republic is so strong it can hold up even the heaviest weight: your Star Wars book collection! The shining space station is home to Jedi Knights, dignitaries, technicians, and explorers of the Outer Rim frontier. They have no idea they are at the crossroads with the last of the Jedi Knights.During the time of the High Republic, Starlight Beacon serves as a symbol of peace and prosperity. These two innocent Porgs are clueless that they are residing in an unknown region of the galaxy where the Jedi Order was founded, they just know there is something shiny there that wasn't there before. They have happened upon Luke Skywalker's recently discarded lightsaber and do not know what to make of it. In the latest set of sculptural bookends from Gentle Giant Ltd., we see two adorable, inquisitive Porgs down in the lowlands of the hidden island of Ahch-To. Each limited-edition hand-painted bookend set comes individually numbered and is packed with a matching Certificate of Authenticity.Ī Porg is a small, flat-muzzled avian that likes to flock about the rocks and roosts in cliffs of secluded areas. Each bookend comes with an optional bookend extender for holding taller items. Every feather, every rock and every glassy, soulful eye has been painstakingly sculpted by the artisans at Gentle Giant Ltd. The Star Wars: The Last Jedi Porg Bookends are perfect for holding comics, graphic novels, books, DVDs, video games or ancient, discarded Jedi texts. ORDERS MAY NOT BE FILLED.Ĭrafted using only the highest quality Polystone, each of the Star Wars Porg Bookends Statues is weighted to grip and keep your books upright and in pristine condition. PACKAGING NOT GUARANTEED TO BE IN MINT CONDITION. Star Wars Porg Bookends Statue, Not Mint:
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