I have mentioned before that my mom (“M4P Mom”), regularly calls with ideas for the blog. Unfortunately, she has more ideas than we have time. What we really need are some Minions to keep up. (Where are Bob, Kevin, and Stewart when we need them?)
So we have to prioritize – and doing these Lightsaber Hilt Napkin Rings were a no-brainer. I think this is one of the coolest things we have done in a long time, here at May the Fourth Central.
Today I am going to do some entirely unsolicited bragging about a friend of mine (and by extension a friend of you guys): Gene Ha! If you are not familiar with his work yet, I am going to pause for a little bit while you click on this link, and take a look at his work. You back? Amazing, right? He is one of the best comic book artists in the biz today.
I love when I get feedback from you guys! Recently, I have received requests for more ship and vehicle patterns. So that gave me a great excuse to get all the beads out again. #1 and I created a bunch of new patterns, so from now on I promise I will add more vehicles into the mix.
I am still processing the movie… so more on that in a different post. Instead, today we are thrilled to share M4P guest writer and LEGO® “Master Builder” Peter Guenther‘s review of the ship whose appearance in The Force Awakens made me squeal with joy. Take it away Peter…
The Force Awakens, LEGO® has released a new version of the Millennium Falcon, set 75105
Almost Thanksgiving! This week is going to be a busy one, and I was considering skipping the posts this week. But, if you are anything like me, you’ll want something to do on Friday – something that does NOT involve cooking or shopping. So I figured I’d at least share another The Force Awakens Pixel Pattern – in case you need an after-Thanksgiving-project.
The M4P team will probably take the rest of the week off, so we’ll see you guys next week. Until then…
…And if you do decide to do shopping over the weekend, please consider using our link for Amazon. You, using our Amazon Link, is how we can afford to keep this blog going. THANKS guys!
May the Fourth be with You Party 