And if you're in London, this opened today....

[Golgo13]

at County Hall as part of the Movieum - a new museum of British cinema which features this original set.

 

[shagger999uk]

Any more pics of the babe?

 

[lonepigeon]

I believe that's the recreation of the set from SW Celebration Europe.

http://www.starwars.com/community/event/celebration/news20070813.html

In the above article they acknowledge that the Episode III version of the set is archived in the US. Perhaps in consideration for the TV show?

The recreation was stored at Weird and Wonderful in the UK.
Looks like they found another use for it.

It's still very cool to see.
The C-3PO pictured is a Don Post.

 

[HAL9000]

Just a quick FYI Weird and Wonderful is run by a guy called
Jonathan Sands. He looks after lots of the large SW pieces that have been left in the UK after filming. He bought the company after Nicky Harrison (normans son) died. Nicky
and his dad had many, many pieces of the original trilogy in sheds around elstree. Around 1998 i noticed that the original Death Star conference room table was on its side in one of the sheds and there even a couple of the chairs there.

these Tantive panels are all newly fabricated however - they have no lineage to the original set.

 

[xmart]

They should get rid of C3PO's base and it will look perfect.