The best gifts for Star Wars fans

A massive 604-page tome of concept art, set photos, and script pages to provide illuminating commentary on the original Star Wars trilogy.

The Star Wars X Wing Miniatures let you engage in small-scale (or large-scale) dogfights with impeccably detailed minis.

Inspired by the popular Descent series of board games, Star Wars: Imperial Assault features a party of up to five players completing objectives in dynamic campaigns brought to life by detailed miniatures.

A handy gathering place for cosmetics or other grooming items that you don’t want lying around in the cockpit of your X-Wing.

The stainless steel digital/analog combination has the time, date, alarms and local temperature on a dial.

If Luke had had the Heroes & Villians Stormtrooper throw a blanket over Hoth, he wouldn’t have had to cut open that Tauntaun.

Just soak the planter, spread the seeds, water them, and in about a week you’ll have a cute chia bed for your little Grogu to live in.

Available in a variety of sizes, these minimalist Art Deco landscape prints feature striking silhouettes of some of the most famous planets in the Star Wars galaxy.

Vinyl figures modeled after the character concepts originally created by Ralph McQuarrie, the concept artist responsible for many of the iconic designs of the Star Wars saga.

This 6-inch Stormtrooper action figure bears the likeness of none other than George Lucas and was produced as part of the 50th anniversary of the films.

You can call the movie-accurate Force FX Elite Lightsaber replica a collectible if you like, but I call it a more elegant weapon for a more civilized era.

Everyone’s favorite force-sensitive baby, now in plush form. This version of the li’l green spud comes equipped with its signature stroller. Just don’t call him Baby Yoda.

One of Star Wars’ most misunderstood creatures, the fierce-looking Rancor is emotionally complex and fiercely loyal.

The Bantha is a noble steed trusted by the native Tuskens of Tatooine. The plush version of this beast of burden is just as cuddly, smells much nicer than the real thing and even has a removable saddle.

The R2-D2 Tamagotchi is the classic virtual pet replaced by everyone’s favorite Astromech. Take care of R2 with 19 different skills and seven different mini-games.

The original Star Wars video game that graced arcades 40 years ago has been revived by Arcade 1UP. The 60-inch tall cabinet has a 17-inch LCD screen and contains the arcade versions of Star Wars, The Empire strikes backAnd Return of the Jedicomplete with an illuminated marquee and coin door.