SteveStarkiller
Sr Member
thanks Shaunsheep!
Lookin' great!
Check out these early Johnston studies for ship interior layout that I found on the web. They were obviously superceded later, given that the way the sets were built (relation of the hold to the cockpit corridor the big giveaway) but it's neat to see they were having the same difficulties cramming those sets in there as we have.
(apologies if already covered)
You're right Steve:Actually Empire Strikes Back was referred to as "Episode II" on a number of production drawings from that movie.
such as, I'm pretty sure, the plan view of Echo Base that appears in the old making-of empire, as well as others.
Hey guys,
I'm working on rendering the walkthrough of the Falcon.
Millennium Falcon in Docking Bay 94‏ - YouTube
I know it's on the cartoony side, buts what I've got the tools for right now. tell me what you think.
I must have that book, I must have that book, I must have that book,
I too have been fantasizing about that for a long time!no kidding savmagoett! I can't believe the work Rinzler has been putting out, it is simply incredible.
Brinn, I get the same feeling. Even though I created the video, I find my self watching it over and over. For years it's been an idle daydream of mine to time travel to the sets of star wars and snap about a billion photos. This is the next best thing!
Looks good indeed!one of those versions of rogue squadron had a sizable number of playable scenes straight out of the movies, and didn't make too many sacrifices for gameplay.
Star Wars: Rebel Strike - Death Star Rescue - Ace-Medal‏ - YouTube
not the best thing ever, and other non-movie levels are kind of annoying, but still fun.
What? Not Echo Base, Cloud City or Jabba's palace?:crybut yeah, if I had infinite time and energy, i would pretty much just recreate every location and scene from A New Hope