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Storm Trooper Family

These Star Wars pictures are enough to make you Jar Jar blink as an evil Stormtrooper – normally associated with death – shares a tender loving moment with his son. The cleverly crafted scenes – created using Lego figurines bought at a toyshop – show the notoriously regimented space soldiers in lovey-dovey situations. The ironic images are taken by self-professed Star Wars nut Kristina Alexanderson, 40, from Sweden, who began the online project in the summer of 2010.

These Star Wars pictures are enough to make you Jar Jar blink as an evil Stormtrooper - normally associated with death - shares a tender loving moment with his son. The cleverly crafted scenes - created using Lego figurines bought at a toyshop - show the notoriously regimented space soldiers in lovey-dovey situations. The ironic images are taken by self-professed Star Wars nut Kristina Alexanderson, 40, from Sweden, who began the online project in the summer of 2010.

These Star Wars pictures are enough to make you Jar Jar blink as an evil Stormtrooper - normally associated with death - shares a tender loving moment with his son. The cleverly crafted scenes - created using Lego figurines bought at a toyshop - show the notoriously regimented space soldiers in lovey-dovey situations. The ironic images are taken by self-professed Star Wars nut Kristina Alexanderson, 40, from Sweden, who began the online project in the summer of 2010.

These Star Wars pictures are enough to make you Jar Jar blink as an evil Stormtrooper - normally associated with death - shares a tender loving moment with his son. The cleverly crafted scenes - created using Lego figurines bought at a toyshop - show the notoriously regimented space soldiers in lovey-dovey situations. The ironic images are taken by self-professed Star Wars nut Kristina Alexanderson, 40, from Sweden, who began the online project in the summer of 2010.

These Star Wars pictures are enough to make you Jar Jar blink as an evil Stormtrooper - normally associated with death - shares a tender loving moment with his son. The cleverly crafted scenes - created using Lego figurines bought at a toyshop - show the notoriously regimented space soldiers in lovey-dovey situations. The ironic images are taken by self-professed Star Wars nut Kristina Alexanderson, 40, from Sweden, who began the online project in the summer of 2010.

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