We’ve seen some awesome iPhone cases, but this may be one of best. There’s no two ways about it. It’s goddamn adorable.

How cool is this handmade piece of geekery? The disc cover opens so you can put your iPhone inside. It’s two awesome geek things in one. It even comes with a nicely detailed controller charm. It’s so adorable that it’s bound to make grown men weep. Only $20 plus $7 for the controller. It’s really hard to hold back from buying one. I just want to caress it.

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Set geek erections to Warp 10. I thought the Star Trek corset looked hot when we first saw them in February, but check out this pic of them in action.

I’m not sure what planet they are on, but phasers are set to HOT! I’m gonna find out which ship has all of these babes and enlist in Starfleet. The red-corset girl doesn’t even care that she won’t be coming back, she will make dying look good.

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These little dolls are amazingly adorable and geekalicious. I want one. Lightsaber battles are great with Matryoshka dolls, because everytime you make a kill, another smaller version of the dude pops out.

These are from artist Matt Brown, who loves him some Russian nesting dolls and classic Star Wars. Funny how bad guys look less menacing in Russian doll form.

[Matt Brown]

Here’s another unique gamer themed Messenger Bag. For just $30, the folks at iLikeShirts will put together this retro-stylish messenger bag with an original NES Zapper gun and an official Duck Hunt patch.

You can even get the gun in both grey and orange versions. Pretty different and unique bag.

Just be careful at the airport.

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This is a custom Munny doll made by artist Squapper who loves to tussle with Tusken Raiders in the desert.

For the body, I simply sewed clothes by hand, soaked them in water, painted with watercolor to add dirt, messed up the edges and then put them on the Munny and let the dry in place to fit to the shape.

For the bandages, I cut cloth into strips, soaked them and painted them, messed up the edges while wet and then let dry. Fitting them to the head was then simply a matter of using spray glue to make it adhere like tape and wrapping them on…

I’m not into the whole Munny thing, but this one is a beautiful rendition of those Star Wars savages.

[Geekologie]

Follow the link for pretty cool short that shows a visual history of nerd consoles. And I’m a big enough nerd to complain about the fact that they totally missed the TurboGrapx 16.

[History of Videogames]

Larry Lars is a nerd. I have proof. He made this Lego Star Wars nativity scene using the family Skywalker, a Scout Trooper angel, bounty hunters as wise men, and ewoks and wookie as the shepherds. Looks like Greedo has some frankincense.

Have a nerdy Christmas.

[Star Wars Blog]

You might remember our list of 25 awesome geek cakes. Well, here’s another 25. I get a sugar rush just looking at these. Hit the link for all of them in all their sugary glory.

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We have seen a lot of cool, weird and beautiful cakes here, but I think this is the first time we’ve seen a birthday cake in the shape of a camera. The neat creation belongs to Flickr member fsumaria. The outside was made of fondant and the inside is red velvet cake.

[Flickr]

Why wear a plain yet valuable ring made out of something like gold and diamonds when you can wear a Lego ring? The Mathea’s sterling silver LEGO rings will run you from $140-$165. What’s great about this ring is that you can add Lego bricks and accessories to change it’s appearance.

[Likecool]