Star Wars Wall Panels: Creating Epic Decor from Old Electronics!
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
VanOaksProps walks viewers through building Star Wars-inspired wall panels by repurposing discarded electronics and tech parts into sci-fi greeble-style décor. The project is framed as accessible and low-cost, leaning on creative assemblage rather than specialized skills. A series of spray paints — including matte black, granite grey, rust primer, and silver acrylic — are used to unify the salvaged components into a cohesive, cinematic aesthetic. The finished panels suit a home haunt, themed room, gaming space, or event set dressing.
Key takeaways
- ◆Salvaged electronics become convincing sci-fi wall panels with minimal cost
- ◆A simple paint workflow (primer, base coat, accent colors, clear coat) ties mismatched parts together
- ◆No advanced fabrication skills are required — creativity and found materials do the heavy lifting
- ◆The technique scales easily: collect more parts for larger or more detailed panels
- ◆Works equally well for Halloween haunts, cosplay backdrops, or permanent themed room décor
Who this is for
Fans, home haunters, and set designers who want affordable, eye-catching sci-fi wall dressing without specialty tools or materials.
Materials mentioned
- • old electronics
- • matte black spray paint
- • satin granite grey spray paint
- • rust oxide primer
- • red paint
- • silver acrylic paint
- • satin clear coat
⚠ Safety notes
Use spray paints in a well-ventilated area and wear appropriate respiratory protection.
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