3. Star Wars #1
Now there's an attractive vision. The rule of tattoos with a lot of different elements - even if they are all based on one theme - is that integration is the most important thing, otherwise you'll end up with a sizable back piece that looks like a random collection of Star Wars head-shots, and not even particularly well-drawn ones at that.
4. Star Wars #2
Here's a tip: if your tattoo requires subtitles to explain what the hell it means, it's probably not good enough to be on your back. Credit where credit is due: some of the individual elements of this monstrosity are quite good - especially the Star Wars vehicles - but the whole thing together is just a baffling mess, and you have to suspect it cost a fortune to complete. And for all that money, it still looks a lot like it was coloured in using felt-tips pens. At least he put his daughter above Star Wars though.