
And when it's time to clock off, stormtroopers like nothing more than kicking back with friends - whether it's discussing work gripes in a bubbling jacuzzi or watching the sun set on the planet of Naboo.
Despite the niggling threat of Jedis that comes with working for a tyrannical and oppressive regime, it seems the close-knit Galactic Republic work force still find time for relaxation, home decoration and even football.
In a series of rip-roaring pictures entitled 'The Other Side', a Spanish photographer has captured the intergalactic soldiers out of the office.
The album also sees the iconic troops - from the Star Wars franchise - shopping, soaking in the bath tub, playing pool and attending a very lonely birthday party-for-one.

I think the Stormtroopers represent the galactic working class,' said photographer Jorge Perez Higuera, who started 'The Other Side' series in 2012.
He hopes the images of the characters - filling up their car with petrol and painting their bedroom - will help people see the fun in their daily lives.

'We don't know anything about their identity because they are always wearing the uniform and we don't even know their gender, although we tend to presuppose it.
'I like to think that in my photography I can represent everybody and nobody in particular and I love the idea that the distribution of roles is made by the spectators' imagination in order to know if they are males, females, teenagers or elderly.'









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