Star Wars fan makes LEGO replica of trailer a day after releaseÂ Fan uploaded his version just 14 hours after 88-second clip was releasedÂ He said he had to build the set and figures, including Millennium Falcon Added: 'Then just filming took forever especially the the special effects' A fan has spent hours painstakingly recreating the new Star Wars trailer shot-for-shot... with Lego. And YouTube user Snooperking, a self-taught video editor, worked round the clock to build the sets and props, including the Millennium Falcon, uploading his version just 14 hours after the 88-second teaser was released. Mimic: A fan has spent hours painstakingly recreating the new Star Wars trailer shot-for-shot on YouTube... with Lego. Pictured, new cast member John Boyega races across a desert landscape as a Stormtrooper Spot the difference: The enthusiast built a desert set using yellow lego and a figurine to replicate Boyega Accompanying his clip the U.S. fan, who has created several similar videos, said he was 'excited for the movie'. He wrote: 'I had nothing to do yesterday so I started once the trailer came out. I built the Falcon, The X-Wing, the speeder bike thingy, a mini tie fighter, tried to build all the sets, and get all my mini figures put together. Then just filming took forever especially the special effects. I tried stop motion in front of the green screen and that was hard and by this time it was 3am so like more than 12 hours (I took a three hour break somewhere) and then finally gave up and used sewing string for the X-Wing and just kind of moved my camera around the Falcon.Â 'I wasn't as happy with the Falcon shot but I cant work on it at all today, so I had to finish it like four hours ago. Now you know everything about how it was made! Uncanny: A ball is rolled to imitate the robot and Lego bricks have been substituted for background machines Here they come: The Stormtroopers are on the attack in the forthcoming seventh instalment of the franchise Copy: Luckily, Lego sell Stormtrooper figurines - which were lined up to recreate this shot Opening some 30 years after Return of the Jedi, the teaser kicks off with British actor John Boyega racing across a desert landscape dressed in full Stormtrooper regalia.Â While returning cast members Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher are absent from the montage, fans are given a first look at the younger generation of cast members to feature in this, the first of three planned sequels.Â Â Â New face: Brit Daisy Ridley - a virtual unknown prior to her casting - also features in the new trailer Lady Lego: A female figure is used as Daisy Ridley's character, who is rumoured to playÂ Han Solo and Princess Leia's adult daughter in the new film Sandy: The yellow set makes a reappearance for this shot of Ridley racing off in a hovering contraption It also confirms the welcome return of the iconic Millennium Falcon, and it is seen dodging laser blasts in a brief battle sequence.Â A new lightsaber makes its debut, complete with a sword-like hilt, as an ominous cloaked figure marauds through a dark, snow-layered forest setting. With a fresh outlook, a young, visionary director and the return of its original stars, anticipation has been steadily building since wheels started turning on plans to add three further Star Wars films. The result of an ambitious $4.05 billion buyout that saw Disney acquire complete autonomy over the franchise from LucasFilm in November 2012, the JJ Abrams-directed Episode VII is their first offering as they endeavour to build on the universe originally devised by George Lucas in the mid-70s. The coup followed similar buyouts from Pixar ($7.4bn) and Marvel ($4.2bn) with Disney unveiling plans to release a further three episodic films and an additional standalone film every two or three years - a reaction to 'pent-up demand' from fans.Â Identical: The Lego version mimics Isaac's appearance in the teaser, complete with hand movements Thrilling: X-Wings race past a mountainous backdrop in another brief action shot from JJ Abrams' new film 'Snooperking' confessed the special effects took forever and he wasn't completely happy with the results A further coup, the return of original cast-members Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher in their respective career-defining roles as Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia further whetted the appetite.Â New additions include Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Domnhall Gleeson, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver and legendary Swedish actor Max Van Sydow â€" best known for his role as Father Lankester Merrin in 1973 shocker The Exorcist.Â Â Â Brightly lit: Despite the lack of darkness, the enthusiast built an imitation of the new lighsaber Welcome back: The Millennium Falcon makes a fleeting return in the maddeningly short first teaser trailer Painstaking: And it was quickly built by Snooperking, who moved his camera around it to recreate the shot The old enemy: While Han Solo is absent from the new trailer, his beloved Falcon is at the heart of the action New replica: The enthusiast said he 'wasn't as happy with the Falcon shot but I cant work on it at all today' On board: Lost creator JJ Abrams directs the seventh Star Wars film after originally turning down the offer A welcome return: A bearded Mark Hamill, pictured outside Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, reprises his career-defining role as Luke SkywalkerÂ Read through: A shot of the principal cast members reading their lines suggested Ridley would play Solo and Leia's daughter. The actress (third right) was seated between Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher