‘Star Wars’ fan gets bionic arm decorated like R2-D2, after getting noticed by Mark Hamill

Isabella Tadlock loves “Star Wars” and now it’s even closer to her heart than ever.

Isabella, 11, was born with without fingers on her right hand and what her family called a nub on her left, and needed a bionic arm to help her pick things up, CNN reported.

She’s had surgery to create fingers and a thumb on her right hand.

She asked for an arm that was painted like the droid R2-D2 after being inspired by a boy who had a similar arm. She raised $14,000 to pay for it and caught notice of “Star Wars” star Mark Hamill, who shared her link to his social media followers, CNN reported.

But the dream didn’t end with just the delivery of her new arm: She got a call from Luke Skywalker himself.

Hamill chatted on a video call with Isabella after her arm was delivered. For 30 minutes she showed him the arm and they spoke. He also surprised her with passes to Walt Disney World, the parent company of Lucasfilm.

Isabella hopes to ride a bike and swing on monkey bars now that she has the prosthetic, CNN reported.

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