Outlander Club bar - Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

[DrMaul]

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, we finished up a recover-and-restore project on this Outlander Club bar set piece and moved it from the workshop into our display room. It is from the scene where Obi-Wan Kenobi turns down the offer of death sticks, and defeats Zam Wesell's ambush attempt. This was a large set component that was rescued from the junk pile when the Outlander Club set was broken down after filming in Sydney for Episode 2. We cleaned it up, re-attached some components that had become detached, and build a new support base to keep it off the ground and to bring it up to the correct display height (everything above the metal foot bar is original, except for the internal lighting, which has also been replaced... and will probably get upgraded to something better in the near future).

More pics and details to follow shortly.

Reference pics:

 

[DrMaul]

A couple of wider shots. Have got plans to fill the space behind the bar, including some other, related, screen-used Star Wars set pieces, but that'll take a bit more work (the yellow Outlander Club sign is just a quick placeholder)

 

[jonnytrooper]

This is SO COOL

 

[CT1138]

Extremely! Imagine serving your friends drinks at the same bar Obi-Wan drank from!

 

[DrMaul]

Have put more details up in a video:

...and on our blog: Screen Used Star Wars Outlander Club Bar Set Piece - Villa Varykino

 

[sam123432]

I’d love to drink at that bar!

 

[eethan]

super cool! thanks for sharing

 

[jonnytrooper]

Thanks for sharing! So glad it was not only rescued but went to such a good home. Enjoy it!

 

[Gee2]

So much awesomeness!

 

[joez2391]

that's so cool, what an awesome piece!

 

[DrMaul]

Cheers for the comments.

Just a couple more pics, including my daughter as a Jedi patrolling the Coruscant nightlife scene.

 

[angi]

Is it sturdy enough to use as an actual bar? That would my uh home decor show piece if its sturdy enough for real use Awesome.

 

[Bubble Ape]

oh WOW, amazing piece. Drinking there is like being actually in the movie.. incredible.

 

[DrMaul]

Is it sturdy enough to use as an actual bar? That would my uh home decor show piece if its sturdy enough for real use Awesome.

Yes, it's a very solid construction, and overall very heavy. Pine timber frame, MDF surfaces, fiberglass fronts for the end-caps, and welded steel for the foot rest.