Even adults dream of waving a Lightsaber around in the fight against the dark side. To that effect, we’ve seen many toy Lightsabers show up over the years, but the Mini Lightsaber Tech Lab actually lets you build your own mini version of the Lightsaber used by Anakin Skywalker. The Mini Lightsaber comes with four colored crystals that can produce various lighting effects, along with two lenses for optic experiments and an informative learning guide. The Mini Lightsaber Tech Lab retails for $12.99 at the …

Tents have always been a cool “toy” for kids, even if it means that they are just camping out in the living room. The Clone Wars Classic Hideaway Tent looks especially near for little Star Wars fans. This tent is lightweight and portable and has enough room for two kids to play in. Kids will love reenacting the Clone Wars or Star Wars, in the privacy of their own intergalactic tent. And retailing for just $21.99 at StarWarsShop, the price is very reasonable too.

The Kids R2-D2 Remote Control Watch is probably the coolest kids watch I have ever seen. Not only does this watch tell time but it also will control a remote R2-D2. When you are done controlling R2 just clip it on you your watch and be on your way. Batteries are included and I can imagine many parents stealing this away for themselves. Kids’ R2-D2 Remote Control Watch is available for pre-order and retails for $29.99.

There is a good reason why the Lego Star Wars video game was such a hit, after all it combines two of our favorite things – Legos and Star Wars! Now you can have Lego Star Wars help keep you on top of the time too. The Lego Star Wars Clock is designed like a traditional analogue clock, but it comes with two Star Wars Lego minifigures (Chewbacca and a Stormtrooper) as well as a buildable blaster turret. The clock also works as an alarm …

These Star Wars Clone Trooper Walkie Talkie Watches are not only cool, they’re useful two. Available as a set of two these watches will tell you the time and also let kids communicate at a distance of unto 100 feet. This is a great toy for kids who aren’t ready for cell phones just yet. You can pick up the Clone Trooper Walkie Talkie Watches for $44.99.

Star Wars Play-Doh isn’t just any set of Play-Doh, it contains everything you need to mold your own intergalactic friends and shapes. The package comes with a special R-D2 that comes with everything you need to make lightsabers, jets that shoot Play-Doh out his sides, and stamps on his feet to make C-3PO, Ahsoka, Anakin Skywalker, and Obi-Wan Kenobi. The R2-D2 Star Wars playset comes with a total of six tools, three 2 oz cans of Play-Doh and it retails for $19.99.

Guess Who is one of those classic games that never gets old. Now there is a special Guess Who version that has been totally geek’ed out. The Star Wars Guess Who Game replaces the traditional Guess Who characters with Yoda, Darth Vader and all your Star Wars favorites. Use the force to guess the mystery face. The Star Wars Guess Who Game retails for $22.99 at Entertainment Earth.

LEGO Star Wars fans will love the new Lego Star Wars Armor Case for the Nintendo DS Lite. This carrying case features two buildable LEGO surfaces. These surfaces work with any regular LEGO blocks, so you can throw on any of your favorite building blocks or LEGO minifigs. Oh, and it will also protect your Nintendo DS lite from the elements. The LEGO Star Wars Armor Case retails for $14.99 and is available for pre-order.

Sure Red and Black X-Box Controllers get all the attention but I think kids will enjoy the controller from the latest Jakks Pacific TV Games Motion: Star Wars. Its not only pretty awesome looking but this reactive motion controller will also replicate the gamer’s moves on screen in real time similar to the Wii. All you have to do is plug The TV Games Motion: Star Wars into the A/V jacks of any standard TV and you can control the Jedi and Republic ships all …

Star Wars and Lego have gone hand in hand for years, but this latest collaboration is about to blow you away. The mammoth Death Star Lego playset features a detailed battlestation, along with characters and accessories from Episodes IV and VI on its multiple decks. That includes the Death Star control room, rotating turbolaser turrets, a hangar bay with TIE Advanced starfighter, tractor beam controls, the Emperor’s throne room, a detention block, a firing laser cannon, the Imperial conference chamber, a droid maintenance facility, and …