Fans were asked to recreate 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' with toys and the results are stunning

Bobby Manguia recreated an early moment from the film's opening when Poe Dameron was seen on Jakku with BB-8. Look at the precipitation in the sky!

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Another photo from Manguia shows a fan-favorite moment from the trailers of BB-8 peeking around a corner.

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We see what you're hiding from. Captain Phasma is pretty daunting.

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But don't worry. Han Solo has your back.

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Brandon Acree played with shadows to capture this shot of two Guavian Enforcers as they went in pursuit of Han Solo.

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Nothing to see here. Just Poe Dameron being shuffled through the streets by some Stormtroopers.

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He's undoubtedly on his way to meet Kylo Ren, seen here flanked by some members of the First Order.

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Speaking of Stormtroopers, Stuart Robertson nailed this shot of a troop awaiting deployment.

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Photographer Brian Winshell took a series of photos. This one shows off Rey outside her makeshift home on Jakku. Check out that sunset.

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Here's that same scene in the film. Pretty good, right?

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Here's another shot from Winshell of Rey after she was captured by Kylo Ren.

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This one shows Poe Dameron at Kylo's mercy.

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This photo from David Valdez looks unreal.

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It's just not the character shots that are great.

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This Kylo Ren shot is from photographer Mark Walker. You can follow him here.

... of which there are many.

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Utah based photographer Spencer Witt captured these Stormtroopers. Follow him here.

... including this portrait of Maz Kanata.

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But there are also some great shots of ships in flight, like this one of the Millennium Falcon from Matt Rohde.

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You can follow Rhode, who's a US Army combat veteran, on Instagram here.

From afar, this photo of Rey on her speeder nearly looks real.

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This photo of Rey was taken by Oliver Peterson. You can check out his work here.

This one of TIE fighters flying against a sunset from Jason Yang is one of our favorites.

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This one of Rey on her speeder from Hung Doan is great too.

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Han and the crew are all gathered outside the Millennium Falcon.

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This photo was also taken by Doan. You can check out more of his "Star Wars" photography on Instagram here.

BB-8 was a favorite to take photos of as well. Sam Forbes caught him rolling around in the Falcon.

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You can follow Forbes on Instagram. You can tell he's a big "Star Wars" fan. His handle is @itss_a_trap.

Though the little guy's always in motion, this photo of him facing away next to Poe is perfect.

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Jason Yang also took this photo. Follow him on Instagram here.

Still, we love to see the little guy in action running away from some TIE fighters.

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Toy Photographer Johnny Wu took a few more "Star Wars" photos like this one of Rey sharing a tender moment with our favorite rolling droid.

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As well as this shot of Captain Phasma shrouded in flames. It looks pretty realistic...

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... as does this one of two Flametroopers.

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Together, they look equally as menacing. You have to remember these are just toys, though.

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