Star Wars Blueprints
From the Millennium Falcon to the AT-AT Walker, these 10+ awesome Star Wars blueprints are sure to please the Star Wars fan in your life! As always, these Star Wars printables are offered to you absolutely free, so fire up your Speeder Bikes and let’s get printing!
I was a Star Wars child.
The first movie was released when I was five. I probably first saw it when I was seven. Then came The Empire Strikes Back, and I was hooked for life.
There is magic in those first three movies.
Ask any kid who grew up with them.
I knew they were movies.
I knew the actors were real people in the real world.
But I wanted that far-off galaxy also to be real, so I let myself believe in it.
I let myself be the character, in most cases, Luke Skywalker.
I leaned into the evening breeze on Tatooine and stared into the distance as the twin suns settled into the horizon.
I ran through the dank and mist-shrouded swamps of Dagobah with Yoda on my back.
I flew my Snowspeeder over the frozen plains of Hoth as AT-AT Walkers lumbered towards the hidden rebel base.
You know, if I had to do it all over again, I’d probably pick Han Solo as my go-to guy.
I never realized as a kid that Luke essentially whines his way through the entire first movie and half of the second.
But Han was cool from the moment he walked on screen.
Anyway, the childish euphoria waned over the years. I don’t wear Star Wars shirts, spout arcane facts and lore about the Star Wars universe to any and all who’ll listen, nor do I camp out for tickets before each new installment.
No, I quietly carry my Star Wars torch inside me.
Because I remember the magic.
I never forget the magic.
So when Handan told me we were going to issue a set of 10 free Star Wars Blueprints just in time for the holiday season, my heart flipped for joy.
Look, farmhouse patent art, nautical patent art, football patent art, even Christmas patent art – they’re all freaking awesome – but this is different.
This is Star Wars!
And these are Star Wars Printables!
And they’re free!
Jeezum Crow, people. I’m getting all goosebumpy over here!
Okay, enough of my sentimental gibberish – let’s get on with the free Star Wars Blueprints!
Free Printable Star Wars Blueprints
I hardly know how to begin.
I want to throw them all at you at once.
But order and decorum must prevail, so I will present these freakin’ awesome Star Wars printables to you chronologically, by movie.
And, hey! That means we get to lead off with the Millennium Falcon! This is the coolest ship in any universe. It’s one of the fastest ships in the galaxy, and it can outrun an Imperial Star Destroyer.
Can your beloved Prius do that?
Didn’t think so.
There’s something about the Millennium Falcon – it seems to attract TIE Fighters like flies to honey. Good thing Han upgraded the weapons system!
Oh, fun fact: the “TIE” in “TIE Fighter” stands for “Twin Ion Engine.” It’s not named “TIE” because the ship looks like a bow tie that launched off of some dude’s tuxedo.
Once Luke has whined his way off of Tatooine and joined the rebellion, he is somehow given the keys to fly an X-Wing Fighter on a coordinated attack on the Death Star. Never mind that he’d never flown one before. Who needs training when you have The Force, right?
He flew admirably, plunked a few TIE Fighters and blew that Death Star to smithereens.
Well, sorta…
Whereas TIE Fighters are highly-maneuverable and generally attack in swarms, TIE Bombers are the lumbering bigger brothers mainly used to carpet-bomb capital ships and planet settlements. The Empire doesn’t take crap from anyone and adheres to a strict “Bomb First, Ask Questions Later” philosophy. If you don’t agree with their policy, you are clearly a rebel scum and must be eradicated from the galaxy.
The Empire Strikes Back opens on the ice planet Hoth where the rebels have a hidden base. The Empire is searching for them using their Imperial Probe Droids which they’ve scattered among all the known planetary systems.
Luke and Han happen upon the probe on Hoth and blast it to bits.
Unfortunately for the rebels, it had already relayed its findings…
Not long after the probe reported the presence of the rebel base, The Empire launched an all-out ground offensive against the rebels using one of the coolest machines in the Star Wars universe, the AT-AT Walker.
The All Terrain Armored Transport looks a bit like a giraffe with no neck. How this thing ever made it through the design phase rather boggles the mind, but hey, who am I to second guess Space Engineers from another galaxy, right?
Good thing the rebels outfitted their Snowspeeders with a harpoon canon! Blasters couldn’t stop the AT-AT Walkers, so what’s the best way to take down something that’s all leg? Yep, trip it! The Snowspeeder vs AT-AT scene is still one of my favorite of all the movies to date!
Later on in The Empire Strikes Back, we get our first glimpse of an Imperial Shuttle – a beautiful ship that belies the menacing design philosophy that seems to govern most Imperial machines.
Without question, the most badass character is the bounty hunter, Boba Fett. He deserved a much better death than the one he was handed in Return of the Jedi, though. Falling into the jaws of a great sand beast while screaming like a little girl is such an insult to his coolness. Meh, what can you do?
He had an awesome ship, too. I had it as a kid and always thought it looked like an iron. Looking again, it also bears a striking resemblance to a street light!
And that brings us to our final Star Wars blueprint – the Speeder Bike. This is the kind of ride we need here on Earth. As a motorcycle rider, there’s nothing I’d like more than to leave the road behind and gain a little altitude over the cars below.
Still waiting for our engineers to figure this one out!
Those were some pretty awesome free Star Wars printables, wouldn’t you agree?
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As usual, here is some information on the printables: we designed these free printable Star Wars Blueprints in several colors and to fit into a 16×20 inch frame or a 24×36 poster frame, though you may scale them up or down as necessary. 24×36 inch scales down easily to 20×30 / 16×24 / 12×18 / 8×12 / 4×6 inches, and 16×20 inch scales down to 12×15 / 8×10 / 4×5 inches with no problems. If you need help with scaling down these printables so you can print them using your home printer, then make sure you check out our “How To Easily Resize Pictures” post.
Note: If you don’t have a large format printer like the Canon i8720 Printer (prints up to 13×19 inches) and are wondering the best place to get these large printables printed bigger than 8×12, we recommend trying Staples in your area or Amazon print shop. Both stores offer custom-sized prints on matte or glossy paper, and they both cost about the same. Staples also offers Engineering Prints, which are really affordable for large-format prints, but in some areas (like ours), they must be ordered from their online print shop.
Now it’s time to click on the button below to download today’s free printable Star Wars Blueprints – they are all in the Patent Art section of The VIP Patch.
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AWESOME!!! I too was hooked at a young Age!
Thanks for this, Now to quietly remove some of Michelle’s art off the wall, to put these up… 🙂
Cheers.
Shaun
LOL, you’re going to get us in trouble with Michelle now!
Mmmmm, I heard that 😀
I love these! I will be using them soon. Any chance of a Star Trek series?
Thank you, Ruth! I won’t rule it out, but we’ll have to see how well this series does first 🙂
I am hrilled to be apart of this amazing blog. I will try to hold my enthusiasm about this because I want to surprise my husband!
Thank you so much, Altha! Our lips are sealed…shhhhhh…
Thank you so much for these!! It brings back great memories. Now my son is into Star Wars, these will look great in his room.
Thank you, Renee! I’m so happy you like them, and I hope your boy will, too!
Some lucky grandboy’s room is getting a makeover, and these are perfect! Thank you so much.
That’s great, Cindy! Lucky boy, lol!
Thanks again for these! My husband near teared up, he loves them so much. Today I shared how I framed your cool prints over on my blog! You can see what I did here: http://bit.ly/2TpHbGG
Hi Becky, you’re so welcome! I checked out your frames, and I love them! That is such an awesome idea. I have so much scrap wood in the basement I could use for that! 🙂
Thank you so much for creating and sharing this! My 3 boys share a room and we’re making it into a Space/Star Wars room. I just had these printed onto canvases with a Walgreens sale and my boys can’t wait to pick them up tomorrow:) I love your creativity!
Wow! These are absolutely incredible. My husband has always loved Star Wars and I am so excited to do something special with these to decorate his new home office when we move. He will love it.
Thank you so much.
Hi Ashley – you’re welcome! I hope he likes them! 🙂
I notice the Millennium Falcon image is different on the printable than what’s displayed in this post, with Figure 2 smaller and in the upper right on the printable vs. Larger and at the bottom on the image in the post. Is there any way to get a version of the image used in this post? Thanks in advance
Hi Meghan – these printables are offered in two sizes: 16×20 and 24×36. The picture in the post is 24×36, and because of the different scale, we designed it differently than the 16×20. You can find both sizes in the VIP Patch! 🙂
Thank you for the awesome artwork! I had 6 24×36 posters printed and found the perfect frames at IKEA. I like patent style art and the whole family enjoys the Star Wars series. It was a win, win for the entertainment area of our new home.
You’re welcome, Sara! So happy you like them!
Love these! Just got two printed for my hubby, but the OfficeDepot I had them printed at almost refused due to copyright issues. Anyone else have this issue?
Hi Shawna, regarding the “copyright issues” – gah! It drives me nuts when these Staples/Office Depot kids take the law into their own hands. Here’s the deal: patent drawings are not copyrighted! And that’s what we’re dealing with here. Furthermore, these patent art drawings that we’re giving away for free are copyrighted by us – The Navage Patch.
Here is the relevant section from the USPTO website (I’ve put the key sentence in bold). Try showing this to your local print shop:
Patent information
Patents are published as part of the terms of granting the patent to the inventor. Subject to limited exceptions reflected in 37 CFR 1.71(d) & (e) and 1.84(s), the text and drawings of a patent are typically not subject to copyright restrictions. The inventors’ rights to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling the invention throughout the United States or importing the invention into the United States for a limited time is not compromised by the publication of the description of the invention. In other words, the fact that a patent’s description may have been published without copyright restrictions does not give you permission to manufacture or use the invention without permission from the inventor during the active life of the patent. See MPEP § 600 – 608.01(v) regarding the right to include a copyright or mask work notice in patents.
Here is the link to the full page: https://www.uspto.gov/terms-use-uspto-websites
Same. They refused to print them because they are “copyright” They also would not use the blueprint option because they contain a “color block” Wanted me to use the poster printing option which was $280. Has anyone had success with Amazon printing?
That is frustrating, Rebecca. They are incorrectly refusing you, as I’ve pointed out to Shawna above. You might try Staples or Office Depot, and have that link to the USPTO ready on your phone. We do our research before giving out something like this. We wouldn’t want to waste your time or ours. Good luck to you!
Hey there,
I’m interest in the Start Wars free blueprint printables for our son and the Farm blueprint printables for mom in law. Problem is I cannot find the link to these great free prints.
Hope you can help me? PLEASE =)
Hi Lois, just head to the VIP Patch here—> https://www.thenavagepatch.com/the-vip-patch/
You’ll find the Star Wars blueprints and the Farmhouse Patent Art in the “Patent Art” Section. Enjoy!
Hello! I found your blog looking for Christmas printables and found this awesome set too! My 9-yr-old son is just starting to really get into the Star Wars universe. We are big fans of The Mandalorian, so I humbly suggest that you add a print of the Razor Crest (R.I.P) to this amazing collection! Well done and Happy Holidays!!
Hi there, this might a dumb question but what do the dates on the pictures correspond to?
Hi Jess, these “blueprints” are artwork we made from patent applications for Star Wars toys. The dates are when the patents were filed. 🙂
HI I would just like to comment. I truly understand that I am trying to get a FREE printable here but I have been send to several pages and I have done all the things that its asks but still here I am and I am unable to download anything. If it isn”t actually free then its ok but then just say so. your stuff is absolutely beautiful but un-downloadable for me.
Hi Helen, everything on our site is free, just as we say it is. I see that you signed up and that 3 emails have been sent to you, including our welcome email. In that welcome email, you’ll find the password to The VIP Patch. Once you’re in the VIP Patch, you’ll find the star wars blueprints in the Patent Art Section. Please let me know if you’re still having trouble accessing them. Thanks!
i have entered the password for November 2022 but am not directed to the freebies library.
please advise.
Gina
Hi Gina, check today’s email for the latest password! 🙂
Hi first off thank you for offering these. I am trying to find where I download them. Got on the normal page but not seeing these ones. Are they not available anymore. If they are can u send them to me pls. We are doing my boyfriend craft room for his bday which is Christmas day as a surprise he is a huge star wars fan. Any help would appreciate. Thank you again.
Hi Dovie, they are still available. They are in the VIP Patch under the Patent Art section.
Stupid question. Where do I go on the Star Wars blueprints page to down load the files?
Hi Ron, head to the VIP Patch here, enter the new password and then you’ll find them in the Patent Art section
Stupid question. Where do I go on the Star Wars blueprints page to down load the files? Never mind I found the to The VIP Patch [Freebies Library] link in another page. Are you able to pull out some of the white space in the web pages? I found there to be alot in the Star Wars page and I’m using Edge. have a great weekend
ron
I was searching for something unique for my brother for Christmas, and I just found it here! Thank you so much for these!! He needs something on the walls of his new apartment, and he will absolutely LOVE these.
So happy to hear it! Merry Christmas!
Love these so much! I’m redoing my oldest’s bedroom and I work in patent law, so this is a cute combination of both! Thanks for all your free stuff!
So happy you like them, Aubry! 🙂