While the Imperial Probe Droid may have made only a brief but menacing appearance in The Empire Strikes Back, it is still one of Star Wars' most iconic droids. It has been impressively recreated ...

As some readers likely gathered, the spacecraft strapped to the truck was actually a replica of a "Star Wars" TIE fighter, not an "unidentified" or "crashed drone." The fictional imperial ...

which is a fictional spacecraft used by the Sith Empire’s Imperial Fleet and seen in the 1977 classic and first film Star Wars: A New Hope. “Breaking News: Crashed drone in Orange Beach ...

the "drone" in the image shared by Mastriano is actually a prop recreation of a fictional flying vehicle from the Star Wars Universe. "The TIE fighter was the unforgettable symbol of the Imperial ...

We still don't know what's behind reports of mysterious "car-sized" drones circling over the skies ... Fighter spacecraft from the fictional "Star Wars" universe, tied to the back of a semi ...

Republican Pennsylvania senator Doug Mastriano added a picture of a “Star Wars” prop in an otherwise serious-sounding social media post voicing national security concerns over drone sightings ...

Standing 16.5" tall, this droid features a very similar design to the Imperial Probe Droid with its spider-like design, but a sleeker shell. This Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge collectible brings that ...

The problem? The “drone” in question is unmistakably a Star Wars TIE Fighter prop, spotted being transported on a flatbed truck. The tweet, which criticized federal inaction regarding ...

However, the "drone" being hauled on the back of a truck is a TIE fighter from the Star Wars films. It is unclear when and where the photo was taken. Pennsylvania State Sen. Doug Mastriano posted ...

Republican Doug Mastriano is being roasted online after posting the Star Wars prop, claiming it was involved in the drone activity (Picture: AP / X) A US senator, backed by Donald Trump ...