Santa Claus travels through galaxies to deliver presents to Star Wars characters

Created by photographer and lego superfan Benedek Lampert, the set follows Santa’s journey through the Hoth and shows Darth Vader furiously checking Santa’s good list - spoiler, he definitely wasn’t on it.

Licking his wounds, Darth Vader and a pair of his loyal stormtroopers later choose to roll some giant snowballs instead - perhaps looking to teach Santa Claus a lesson.

Benedek said: “Each series was made in my house or immediate environment, I started the Christmas series at the end of November, so I created a really close deadline for myself to finish the series.

“I started Lego photography - or I should say ‘legography' - in June 2016. I had attempted some earlier, but back then I didn’t have enough technical knowledge or suitable equipment.

“I love Lego and I’m a big fan of Star Wars, so this combination isn’t surprising. But I also got some inspiration from Vesa Lehtimaki, who is a Finnish Lego photographer.”

Every series the Hungarian photographer creates can take up to a month to complete, but one photo usually takes about three hours to finish.

Benedek added: “When I create the photos I first imagine it in my mind, after that I try to carry out it out in front of the camera.

“Sometimes I’ll spend many hours with a scene, but even so I won’t get an acceptable picture.

“I haven’t got an explicit plan for future projects, but I’m thinking about a collection inspired by short stories.”