Wow. That's a real-life version of what many a man (and I'm sure a few woman) fantasize about having. Truly awe-inspiring.

So when can I move in?

All kidding aside, that room looks absolutely amazing

I don't even know how to describe this, it's just that good. An excellent job!

Well done sir. Now this is my kind of man cave.

Wow!! That turned out so well!!! Excellent job on all the details. I especially like how the wall fixtures turned out; they look really good being 3D. I also really like your LED lighting in the cabinets; I'd been knocking around the idea to do that in mine, as well.

Thanks for the call-outs to my original design. I'm really glad I could help you out. You've made quite the kick-@$$ Death Star room.

Now for some sad news: I have to leave my own Death Star room. I moved from Chicago to Seattle and have put my house up for sale. :(

I'm looking for a house to build a new and improved Death Star room... a Death Star II room!! LOL

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I'm looking for a house to build a new and improved Death Star room... a Death Star II room!! LOL

So it will always look like it was never finished? :P

Now witness the quality of this fully stocked and Blu-Ray supported home cinema! Play the film at will commander!

This is so cool!

No words.

The dream of many of us.

That room rocks congrats !

Thank you!

Now if only I could add Mortesv's Nebulon B Redemption ;)

Looks amazing.....but.......where is the death star?

I would hang a DSII model from the ceiling.

incredible. I love that.

But not sure having WAF for that ;)

This has to be the ULTIMATE Man Cave. What a superb home cinema and awesome star wars / AV enthusiasts fan room. Respect is due my man!

As a Vader once said a long, long time ago........"Impressive........Most Impressive" !!

That is so awesome!!!! Well done! You did all the electrical and wiring yourself?

I hired out for the electrical. The existing wiring all had to be completely re-routed, the florescents needed to be hard wired and various switches and components needed their own circuit. It was beyond my meager skills.