Oklahoma Kid Gets Own Star Wars 'Ship' Thanks To Family DIY Project

What's the equation to turn our love for the Star Wars movie franchise into one of the best Christmas gifts a kid could hope for?

You need a dad, and his dad, plus time and imagination.

"Knox, do you want to take Mr. Wells for a ride? I'll get it ready.”

Look what Knox Davis got for Christmas.

It is what they call the full-Falcon experience. It's the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon. You know, Han Solo's ship from Star Wars.

"We'd been planning on building a playhouse for a while," Dustin Davis said.

“We” is Knox's dad Dustin and his dad Ron. Knox loves flying and spaceships so....

"Why not combine the two ideas and make a space ship playhouse?" Dustin said.

And so they did.

They started back in mid-November.  PVC  and strips of aluminum. Plexiglass and lots of LED lights. Inside, they found some flight simulator parts on eBay, some aircraft instrument gauges and pretty soon they had themselves a Millennium Falcon.

“A little imagination and a little hard work you can build about anything,” Dustin said.

But wait, there's more. On top of the Falcon there's a projector, so they can sit in their Millennium Falcon and watch the other Millennium Falcon and Star Wars movies projected on the wall.

Dustin and his dad spent a month together building it. Now they can watch Knox have the time of his life.

What a gift -- for everyone.

“Doing something a little bit crazy, and a whole lot of fun,” Dustin said.

Even for old guys.

“You must be Chewy. Make the calculations, Chewy."