Making a Star Wars Millennium Falcon Lamp Replica | Smuggler’s Run
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps builds a screen-accurate replica of the iconic corridor lamp from inside the Millennium Falcon, as seen at Galaxy's Edge Smuggler's Run. The build combines laser-cut MDF and acrylic panels with LED neon strip lighting and a PVC pipe core. A detailed painting and weathering process — including chrome finishes, an oil paint wash, and a satin clear coat — brings the prop to a convincing, battle-worn finish.
Key takeaways
- ◆Laser-cut MDF and white acrylic form the lamp's structural and diffusion panels
- ◆LED neon strip lights powered by a 12V supply provide the signature interior glow
- ◆A multi-step paint and weathering process using chrome, oil washes, and clear coat sells the aged, used-universe look
- ◆UV resin smoothing (referenced from Vaultfox) can be used to refine laser-cut surfaces
- ◆The finished piece is a display-worthy replica inspired by the real prop at Galaxy's Edge
Who this is for
Star Wars fans and prop-makers who want to build a display-quality Millennium Falcon lamp replica using a laser cutter and intermediate finishing techniques.
Tools mentioned
- • Glowforge laser cutter
- • Glowforge Pro
Materials mentioned
- • 1/8" MDF
- • 1/8" white acrylic
- • LED neon strip lights
- • split cable loom
- • 4" PVC pipe
- • 12V power supply
- • grey primer spray paint
- • black stainless steel metallic spray paint
- • Alclad II Chrome
- • chrome spray paint
- • raw umber oil paint
- • satin clear coat
- • silver Sharpie
⚠ Safety notes
Use adequate ventilation when applying spray paints, chrome finishes, and clear coats. Follow laser cutter safety protocols when operating the Glowforge.
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