NEW (OLD) MILLENNIUM FALCON from SOLO the movie

Tried a little conversion from above:

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I remember there was a discussion about the jaws of the full scale set for TLJ which have been noticed to be too high. As far as I remember, it was agreed that this was a preparation for Solo to reuse the set. So it means that they don't open/close to attach to the cargo module, which aould have been a great solution.

But I do like the new design very much!

(But as I like most of the Prequel designs, too, I feel that I am disqualified for having any opinion, right? I hoped the prequel haters would become silent after TFA and TLJ...)
 
But I do like the new design very much!

(But as I like most of the Prequel designs, too, I feel that I am disqualified for having any opinion, right? I hoped the prequel haters would become silent after TFA and TLJ...)

Don't be a drama queen. Your opinion is just fine.



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Just wondering ( apologies if already discussed ) . IIRC from background info I’d read awhile back - the rectenna on the OT Falcon was illegally added by Han as part of his ‘ modifications ‘ . Where as the rectangular one in TFA was standard issue .
The article from EW states Lando primarily uses it for transporting cargo and pleasure purposes . Why would he need a Military grade rectenna on a legal ship - or am I wrong about the round rectenna ?
 
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Just wondering ( apologies if already discussed ) . IIRC from background info I’d read awhile back - the rectenna on the OT Falcon was illegally added by Han as part of his ‘ modifications ‘ . Where as the rectangular one in TFA was standard issue .
The article from EW states Lando primarily uses it for transporting cargo and pleasure purposes . Why would he need a Military grade rectenna on a legal ship - or am I wrong about the round rectenna ?

I wouldn't think about it too hard. This may be old canon and the film will establish the new canon -- until some future film where the director wants to contradict it, in which case the new canon will become 'legends' canon and there will be a new new canon.
 
I wouldn't think about it too hard. This may be old canon and the film will establish the new canon -- until some future film where the director wants to contradict it, in which case the new canon will become 'legends' canon and there will be a new new canon.

No wonder my brain hurts , and my memories are turning into kaka !:wacko
 
I don't care what is in books, guides, games, shows, or was said by Lucas or Hidalgo or anyone. If it ain't in a movie, it ain't canon (easter eggs don't count, either). That's just the way I look at it.
So isn't an easter egg in the movie? Which by your definition makes it canon?

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