So what do you buy for the ultimate Star Wars fanboy? What would be sweeter than their very own AT-AT Boombox? This piece of Imperial Swag would be a perfect addition to any Star Wars addict's collection. Now they can destroy those pesky Rebels while blasting out some def beats or playing the Imperial March.
"The only way this stunning AT-AT walker boombox could produce a more forceful nerdOMFGasm is if it was being straddled by Scarlett Johansson in a Princess Leia bikini," Gizmodo says.
OK, so the tech is a little outdated, but does that really matter when you possess the single most powerful attack radio in the galaxy? How can anyone resist this little trip to the dark side?
Nerd Radios
Let The AT-AT Boombox Plays Music From The Dark Side
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