The sights of Star Wars Celebration (pictures)

Like the sign behind this adorable Princess Leia says, "Join the worldwide Star Wars family." Star Wars Celebration is a four-day fan festival that this year landed in Anaheim, Calif.

This stunning piece by artist Robert Xavier Burden is called "The 20th Century Space Opera."

Not sure if this group of Lego stormtroopers has noticed the giant human looming underneath them.

Quick, count all the Millennium Falcons you see in this person's outfit.

It's amazing the variety of characters people dress up as at Celebration events.

The addition of tutus takes a little of the evil edge off of Darth Vader and this stormtrooper. And yet they totally work with the outfits.

It's not a celebration without Ewoks!

The sandtroopers seem to have a fairly liberal intern program.

When 900 years old you reach, look as adorable you will not.

It's always a good time for a group photo.

I love to imagine that Han and Leia have a picture like this in an album: "Me in Boushh armor with Han, who's just hanging around."

That is a LOT of stormtroopers.

Oh, I see. I wonder if this guy is working security to make sure no one knocks any of the action figures over.

It's neat to see the variations on this iconic outfit from 'Return of the Jedi.'

Again, a tutu goes with stormtrooper armor much better than we'd have thought.

Honestly, I wouldn't mind commuting every now and then if I rode one of these.

Chef Vader gets a little revenge on a Gungan fellow. Hey, one of those ears is a meal in itself!