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Ever Seen A Lego Clone Wars Pop-up?
Pop-up books are a delicate art form, much like the art of making video games based on a Lego version of an animated spin-off of a sci-fi movie series. So when these two art forms are put together, only good things can happen. Now let's take a look at some pictures.
This thing isn't so much a pop-up book as it is a pop-up brochure, but I don't really need to see the entire Clone Wars saga played out in pop-up form, so I'm going to go ahead and call this one good enough. I think it captures the essence of the story: The good guys (Yoda) beat up the bad guys (robots). I'm not sure what the heck is with that Indiana Jones imposter in the middle -- clearly he's some kind of robot, but I can't tell if he's working with Yoda, or running away from him. Unfortunately you can't really see the movement in action, but if you print out the pictures below and flip back and forth between them, you'll get the idea.
If this pop-up book has taught me anything, it's that no matter what he's doing, Yoda is always cool.
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