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Star Wars puts some skin in the game with huge, Xbox-exclusive Minecraft skin pack

Microsoft, Disney, and Lucasfilm have teamed up to bring a massive downloadable pack of 55 skins from the original Star Wars trilogy to Minecraft on Xbox 360 and Xbox One. The Star Wars Classic Skin Pack is available to download now for $3. The full list of skins includes:

  • Luke Skywalker, Tatooine
  • Luke Skywalker, X-wing Pilot
  • Luke Skywalker, Bespin
  • Luke Skywalker, Hoth
  • Luke Skywalker, Dagobah
  • Luke Skywalker, Endor
  • Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight
  • Han Solo, Smuggler
  • Han Solo, Hoth
  • Han Solo, Endor
  • Chewbacca
  • Princess Leia Organa, Senator
  • Princess Leia Organa, Yavin 4
  • Princess Leia Organa, Hoth
  • Princess Leia Organa, Bespin
  • Princess Leia, Jabba’s Palace
  • Princess Leia Organa, Endor
  • Tusken Raider
  • Stormtrooper
  • Darth Vader
  • Blockade Runner Soldier
  • C-3PO
  • Ben Kenobi
  • Cantina Band Member
  • TIE Fighter Pilot
  • Walrus Man (Ponda Baba)
  • Hammerhead (Momaw Nadon)
  • Greedo
  • Governor Tarkin
  • Lando Calrissian, Bespin
  • Boba Fett
  • Bossk
  • Dengar
  • Zuckuss
  • IG-88
  • Emperor
  • AT-AT Pilot
  • Lobot
  • Rancor Keeper
  • Gamorrean Guard
  • Lando Calrissian, Skiff Guard
  • Princess Leia Organa, Boushh
  • Oola
  • Nien Nunb
  • Bib Fortuna
  • Scout Trooper
  • Emperor’s Royal Guard
  • Admiral Ackbar
  • R2-D2
  • Yoda
  • Jawa
  • Wampa Ice Creature
  • Wicket W. Warrick
  • Rancor
  • 4-LOM

Remember that time in Empire Strikes Back when Lando Calrissian and Admiral Ackbar were blown up by a creeper? Now you can recreate that classic moment and countless others. Expect more Star Wars-related content for Minecraft in the future now that the floodgates seem to be open.

Will Fulton
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Will Fulton is a New York-based writer and theater-maker. In 2011 he co-founded mythic theater company AntiMatter Collective…
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