I was expecting something clever... this is a lot of work and brute force using hand tools. Essentially taking popsicle sticks and gluing them into a solid mass, then painstakingly reducing it into a shape of a car. Major props for mad skills and artistic ability though.

There's a mistake in the title of this article, it should read "Seamless..." not "Steamless..."

I'm not tearing up, it's the drink... :)

A "what if" end scenarios, not fair ;) Well played. Great story.

As a stormtrooper costume wearer, I bet he did not have the abdominal and seat armor on. 99% of the suits out there do not let you sit without either damaging: a) the armor or b) your body. Normally, you can't sit or bend. When's the last time you saw a life action stormie sitting in a movie? Yeah, TMI. Kudos to playing the piano in gloves!

As a member of the Star Wars costuming group, the 501st Legion, and a person who has dedicated a lot of time and resources ($$$) in building a screen accurate costume... IT'S JUST A MOVIE! Sure, there will be some inaccuracies within a beloved movie. Did you really notice it the first few times? If you look close enough at any movie, you will lose the suspense of disbelief. (The Force isn't real) Enjoy the movie for what it is. Take it from a grown adult, who wears what can be described as well crafted plastic trash can... I do it to make the Star Wars fans smile.

@4:25, why is the "o" in the word God substituted with a dash?

Rock on for the extra effort to just do what's right!

Once on business travel, I arrived a day early on Sunday to visit the "Disney MGM Studios" (this should dial in the date at little) and spent time there as a single guest visitor. While attending "Disney MGM Studios" cast members took the the special care to spend time with single visitors at the Sci-Fi Dine-In restaurant. Servers treated me as a special guest rather than an outcast guest party of one and took the time to sit and spend time with me. I got extra glow in the dark flying disks (that were serving as dishes for kid meals) to take home for my kids. Disney KNOWS how to treat guests who visit their properties. Treat ALL with common respect and dignity and gain the full benefit of the Disney experience. YES Disney is demands a premium, BUT common courtesy, respect, and open channels of communication gives guests the benefit of the genuine Disney experience. No, I don't work for the mouse. I really hated Star Wars Episode 7, The Force Awakens. But expending a little effort, spending more for the Magic can really, REALLY, make it magical!

What's a "Singapore steet food"?

To all those who say our National Anthem is too hard to sing... founding the USA was not easy. Show some respect. Learn how to sing the song and respect those that do it well. She rocked it!