activities and visits from a costumed Darth Vader and some costumed. As the 73-inch-tall cardboard cutout of a Star Wars clone. Blake is a self-described Star Wars devotee. decorations center around the movies and their characters, and he. remembers wearing a clone trooper's costume for Halloween at age. Bowers, a Decatur Public Library patron stopped to watch the. turned heads to watch the character's progress toward the library's. clone troopers. trooper was unloaded from a vehicle by its owner, 13-year-old Blake. Vader and the troopers are members of the Midwest. library for its Saturday event, which will include games and. had been used when he participated in Project Next Generation at. the library. others in the library foyer and beyond. He said the cutout, a gift from his father, Scott Bowers, also.

30pm, with people getting the chance to meet the Star Wars star. The exhibition, which starts on Saturday, will feature a range of props and costumes from some of the most popular sci-fi movies and television shows such as Star Wars and Doctor Who. It will be opened by special guest actor Paul Blake, who played the bounty hunter Greedo in Star Wars IV: A New Hope. Museum director Jon Murden said: “We’re delighted to have a display of science fiction replicas and memorabilia coming to the museum because we know from other sci-fi events we’ve run here that a. lot of people are very interested in this kind of... “We’re also really looking forward to the visit by Paul Blake on July 23 as most of us have never met someone who has actually starred in a blockbuster movie. THE force will be with visitors to the Dorset County Museum as the attraction hosts a new science fiction exhibition.