Star Wars Molde de silicona para hielo Death Star

Super cool item. I got it today and made my first Death Star ice cube. I may have to buy more, since freezing one at a time will get old real quick. Really happy with this thing.

These ice cube molds are so awesome for star wars fans. Pouring a glass of whisky over the death star is a great conversation piece when having people over.I would suggest not filling it fully with water. Ice expands a lot when freezing and I have spilled multiple times when making ice with these. Fill it up with water and then squish the top a bit to get some out and you should be all set. I hope this review helps!

It's cool, but a bit tricky at first. Make sure the two pieces are perfectly lined up and all the way pushed together. It is also a guessing game on how much water to put in. The instructions are in a different language. But once you figure it out it's pretty cool. The picture show when you put too much water in. It comes out the top and pushes the two pieces apart a little bit. And the ice globe is all cracked from the pressure. I will also try to use purified water next time maybe it won't be so foggy. The pictures don't show the markings very well, but they are there. And it looks like the death Star.

I received this item far before the expected delivery date which was great. The packaging wasn't anything special. I was actually slightly disappointed since I picked this brand of Star Wars ice cube over others on Amazon since I saw in one of the pictures a box in reference to the height. I incorrectly assumed from seeing the picture of the box that the product would be packaged in a box. It wasn't, and was merely put in a small plastic bag inside a slightly larger shipping plastic bag from China.I wanted a box, as it was a gift, but the fact it wasn't in one isn't too big of a deal, it's just a bit of false advertising.As far as the product itself, I'm impressed! I gave it to my dad and was instantly excited to try it out. Upon filling the hole on top up and freezing it overnight, I …

"That Blast came from the Death Star! That thing is Operational!" - Lando Calrissian, year unknown.Fortunately, the only thing blasting out of my Kotobukiya Star Wars: Death Star Silicone Tray (KSW:DSST) is delicious cocktails! Often I'll be sipping on a philyorita in a rocks glass with my death star ice cube in it and someone will be like "Where did you get that spherical ice cube?". Now, here's the best part, I get to respond "That's no spherical ice cube, that's the death star you idiot". I enjoy myself every time this happens. No one else finds it amusing. You're welcome for sharing.When these same friends find out that I also own Kotobukiya Star Wars R2D2 Silicone Tray and Kotobukiya Star Wars Han Solo Silicone Tray they are super weirded out. Like, facebook defriending weirded out. …

Who wouldn't want this? This is a Death Star ice mold. Of course I want this.The mold itself is shaped like a ball, and is halved into two hemispheres. You put the hemispheres together to create the ball. It also has a hole in the top, through which you pour the water. Simple enough. I did all this, stuck the mold in the freezer, and waited.When I took the mold out, I noticed that it was really hard to get the ice sphere out of the mold. Get ready for your fingers to freeze as you try to pry this icy little moon (wait, no it's not) out of the mold. I noticed that water sneaked into the rims of each hemisphere, so when the water froze, the ice essentially glued the mold together.Once I finally managed to pry it out, I noticed that an awkward little nub had formed where I poured the water …

It was a happy coincidence that this product arrived to my home at the same time my new refrigerator did, and I could tested both at the same time and I must say that the result was great.The fridge works very well, but the ice tray is marvelous.The tray instruccion are easy to follow and to pull out the ice Death Star from it is too. But that was really awesome is the detail in the resulting 'ice cube', you can see the meridional trench and the plate of the principal weapon so crearly that you only can say wow!. I have another Star Wars trays, but definitly this one is the jewel of the Crown of them

I bought this as a Christmas gift for a friend of mine after she shared a picture of one of the ice cubes on her Facebook page. She was absolutely thrilled when she got it, and we instantly set about making our first Death Star, all the while making horrible puns, such as "That's no cube..."Anyway, fast forward a couple hours, and we discovered a couple things that I'd like to share with you:The product is made of two silicone semi-globes which you push together (and pull apart to remove your Death Star), with a hole in the top half through which you fill it with water. We found that if you didn't make sure the two halves were very firmly pushed together, you end up with a ring of ice (think Saturn) around the hemisphere of the cube.In addition, as water expands when it freezes, if you …