Everyone loves a bit of Star Wars right? Here at Londonist HQ, we certainly do, so we decided to take a nostalgic look at the many times the Force has been strong in London.
For one day only back in October 2015, this X-wing fighter floor art appeared under Southwark Bridge. Photo: Alex
Star Wars made out of Lego at Brick 2015. Photo: Mac Spud
Pixelated father and son image on the wall of the multi-storey car park in Curtain Road, Shoreditch. Photo: Goretty Gutierrez
One question: where do they keep their Oyster cards? Photo: Ken
A friendly Stormtrooper makes his mark in the 2012 London Marathon. Photo: Andrew Smith
In 2011, the BT Tower was lit up like a light saber to celebrate the release of Star Wars on Blu-Ray. Photo: Simon Kimber
Jedi Queen street art in Brick Lane in 2012. Photo: Steve Birch
Storm Troopers stand guard over the London Aquarium in 2007 (London Film Museum used to be inside County Hall before it moved to Covent Garden). Photo: Fabrizio Tavaroli
Storm Trooper dancing in the rain on South Bank. Photo: Kalexander2010
Off-duty in east London. Photo: Joe Navin
Leia and co street art on the abandoned Shoreditch tube station. Photo: Lee
Yoda tries to make the train arrive in White City. Photo: Flamenco Sun
Yoda meets Goya: to coincide with the Goya exhibition at The National Gallery in 2015, reproductions of paintings by Goya were put up on hoardings in Trafalgar Square. Here, the photographer managed to capture a 'Living Yoda' human statue in front of a painting of Spanish neo-classical poet Juan Antonio Melendez Valdes. Photo: stevedexteruk
The Phantom what-now? Part of the 2015 Star Wars exhibition at Madame Tussauds. Photo: Londonist
You will soon learn to appreciate me: another one from Madame Tussauds. Photo: Londonist
