Andre, from Hamburg, Germany, said: 'The first time I heard of Star Wars was in the 70s when I was five.
'I
went totally bananas and Star Wars has been part of my life since.
We're planning a book and want to donate the money to charity.
'But the Story isn't over yet - the force is strong in that rebellious Stormtrooper.'
Star tours! His blog documented his 12
month trip and soon gathered 30,000 followers, which prompted him to
plan a surfing Stormtrooper book for charity
The plucky
surfer has his sights on creating a surfing Stormtrooper book for
charity and wants to keep travelling to build up an even bigger library
of the hilarious shots
Picture perfect! Each holiday snap
took Andre, 42, two hours to perfect from setting up the camera for
Rebecca, who would take the shot, to editing the image later
Andre revealed he has always wanted to 'live the dream' and do the endless summer following waves around the globe.
Shortly
after making this his goal, he packed up his things, grabbed the
trooper-helmet and spontaneously took it on the road with him.
Each
holiday snap took Andre, 42, two hours to perfect from setting up the
camera for Rebecca, who would take the shot, to editing the image later.
However the Stormtrooper helmet wasn't made for water - leaving Andre, who has been surfing 18 years, quite uncomfortable.
The first time Andre heard of Star Wars was in the 70s when he was five, and it has been part of his life ever since
Andre revealed he has always wanted to 'live the dream' and do the endless summer following waves around the globe
He added: 'I thought it would be boring just to have those average snapshots like everyone else.
'It was a rather uncomfortable experience. Surfing in it was painful at times, but show had to go on.'
Currently back in Germany Andre has already made plans to see the seventh movie which is coming out in December.
He
said: 'I can't wait to see the movie. I'm going with my friends and
then I'll head to Sri Lanka right after that for a four-week trip.
'Then we plan to buy a camper and drive through Europe down to Africa.'