Fans and action figure collectors' hearts sing "bleep, bleep, bloop!" Part of Star Wars Weekends, 2012, the new Droid Factory at Disney Parks will give fans a chance to assemble their own unique astromech figures from 71 different plastic pieces including custom R6, R8 and R9 domes, plus droid-sized classic Disney Park hats. The figures, which come in custom toy packaging, will be sold either in single or dual packs, with the dual packs offering the better value per figure. Constructed in the popular 3 3/4" scale, the toys should blend in nicely with Hasbro's longstanding toy line, meaning everything from the Death Star to Jabba's sail barge could look a lot more like the Happiest Place on Earth soon. You can scope out Disney's promo images of its Droid Factory figures after the cut.

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KUSA - Attention all Star Wars fans. Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida has a new souvenir to take home besides Mickey's mouse ears.

Who can forget the scene from Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, when Han Solo was frozen in carbonite for delivery to Jabba the Hutt?

Well, by using some 3D-printing technology, fans can have their exact facial features replicated inside a special studio and imprinted into carbonite. The photo shoot lasts about half an hour and you must arrive fresh faced without any make-up.

Processing after the shoot takes about four weeks, and fans will receive their 8-inch tall carbonite figurine in the mail that can be hung on the wall just like Jabba the Hutt used to do.

This customized souvenir item costs $100 a piece and includes a light-up wristband, but theme park representatives say it is not too pricey for this one-of-a-kind experience. Disney has begun accepting reservations this week with the attraction officially beginning Friday and ending June 16.