This is not only a recipe for a sandworm cucumber and hummus dip tray, this is a recipe for awe and respect from all your party guests. I can only just about manage a crane, so I’m seriously impressed with this origami.

Origami Leto Atreides II, God Emperor of Dune Just explain the situation, they’ll get it. I remember those play tunnels, they were very boring and a lot less exciting than Game Boy, so any children you know will probably be grateful if you take one off their hands. This Shai Hulud costume is all kinds of impressive and it’s made out of a children’s play tunnel. Or just give up all pretence and cover it with geeky postcards. Plumb new depths of professionalism with a Dune magnetic business card holder. Now, if only someone could make a 400 metre long one… I highly recommend you check out all the geeky recipes on the Kitchen Overlord’s website (and then bake them and send them to our address). This sandworm is made of all the good things: sugar, cinnamon, butter, sugar etc. Now, these sandworms aren’t made out of sand, they’re made from bread, LEGO, wool and, uh, gummy worms. Take a look at these awesome sandworm crafts… The worms create the spice, and he who controls the spice controls the universe. Suffice to say, melange is in pretty high demand. Over 400m long and possessing a serious set of gnashers, the sandworms are the sole source of the spice melange, a drug that does everything from increasing a person’s life-span to making intersteller travel possible. Known to native Fremen as Shai Hulud, the giant sandworms of Dune dwell deep in the desert of the planet Arakis. Today, we’re taking a look at some of the ways fans have paid tribute to the most recognisable occupant of the Dune universe, the Sandworm. Behind every great work of science fiction is a legion of fans who want to cosplay as it, bake it, knit it and recreate with LEGO. This year is the 50th anniversary of Frank Herbert’s Dune, the world’s bestselling science fiction novel.

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