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On the drawboard
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thumbnails for a full-size view.
Have
you ever thought about how much time the developing
of each look for everything in the 3 movies would take?
The designers originally tried a more rat-like look
for the Ton-tons, but later decided on a more rugged look
to go with Hoths extreme weather conditions.
Here's
an interesting design for the two legged imperial walker.
Makes you wonder what made them change the design... Perhaps the windows
were too big, or is was built too robust to be smashed
between the stems of two trees. :)
The
"feet" of the walkers examined in detail.
The
walk of elephants were studied in order to make the walk of the huge
Imperial AT-AT look authentic.
Seems
like the designers had a lot of fun
equipping Boba Fett with all kinds of
outrageous weapons. Pity he never got to
show off that flame-thrower on his arm in the
movies, he only got to use his rocket-pack...
once.
The
development of the stormtrooper desert rides, the Dewbacks, exposed.
The
infamous stormtrooper helmets take shape.
Before
the artists for the Special Edition had figured out
how to make Jabba walk along with Han in Dockingbay 94, they
toyed with the idea of having Jabba sit in a kind of a
hovering contraption. These are a few examples of what
that may have looked like.
Here
are a few of the very first primitive sketches of our beloved R2D2.
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"There's so much more to think about just than, you know, how am I
going to say this line and what am I thinking right now? You have to
think; Wait a minute, I have to hit this mark here and I have to stay
out of the way of this space over there because that's supposed to be
some character."
- Natalie Portman finds a Star Wars filmshoot more difficult than your
ordinary film
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