Star Wars Plug and Control panels
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lonepigeon
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I don't remember that being identified and it wasn't me.
I like all the random magnifying boxes just stuck on the wall by themselves. Haha
Wavey
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The red pushbutton in the Falcon pit is a very cool detail, it probably represents the Falcon's Quick Start / Emergency SITUation take-off switch. The real world application for it is to bypass all flight and navcom checks and immediately zap the starter solenoid into operation - for those moments when you suddenly realise you have landed inside a giant sock-worm (without so much as a "mind if I park my spaceship here....?" ) and need to make a clean getaway, sharpish!
I've not seen the button for sale but here's the starter solenoid in the Falcon engine bay. I find it a well thought-out detail, taken from mid to large sized aircraft.
I've not seen the button for sale but here's the starter solenoid in the Falcon engine bay. I find it a well thought-out detail, taken from mid to large sized aircraft.
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Wavey
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Yea totally scrolled by and missed stuff that is now soooo obvious in the 4K rez. I read somewhere that the guys who secretly built the Falcon in the hanger also supplied some aircraft parts and the knowledge on how to construct a basic yet convincing looking engine set system based on their work with Short's Sunderland type craft - I think that's what was said lol. So a number of aircraft parts and locations of the set props 'almost' make sense, from a sci-fi movie point of view.
I don't think I've seen it mentioned anywhere on the forum, but does anyone know if this part has been identified before?
Because if not, I've just found it!
Because if not, I've just found it!
On Monday this week I received a Rolls-Royce engine elbow in the mail, so I was of course looking at some screen caps trying to come up with a display idea and thought that the round greeblies above it on the wall in the Death Star would be cool to include in the display. I didn’t think too much about and just filed it all away in my mind.
Then on Thursday I received a Dedalino pen holder from eethan from his lot of NOS ones he has listed on his website, which is a pretty cool piece.
As I was checking it out, I flipped it over to see the bottom:
I noticed that the bottom cap could be removed, so I popped it out and suddenly this was staring me in the face:
So I figure a quick coat of silver paint will do the trick! Really funny how the timing on all this worked out and I pretty much just accidentally found some obscure part within an already obscure part!
Then on Thursday I received a Dedalino pen holder from eethan from his lot of NOS ones he has listed on his website, which is a pretty cool piece.
As I was checking it out, I flipped it over to see the bottom:
I noticed that the bottom cap could be removed, so I popped it out and suddenly this was staring me in the face:
So I figure a quick coat of silver paint will do the trick! Really funny how the timing on all this worked out and I pretty much just accidentally found some obscure part within an already obscure part!
I'm currently doing some research on my own for some of these parts. I did find that calculator used in ESB, technically it's the Phytron I think on set, I have the next closest one.
Now, I did also make some rocker switches, so more of them are available
Tom's Rocker Switches
but I'm still looking at the light meter on the x wing control stick. We have yet to find a match, and I THINK it comes from the shoe mount light meter on the targeting computer. I have yet to find that though, anyone else?
Now, I did also make some rocker switches, so more of them are available
Tom's Rocker Switches
but I'm still looking at the light meter on the x wing control stick. We have yet to find a match, and I THINK it comes from the shoe mount light meter on the targeting computer. I have yet to find that though, anyone else?
The Dansette Radio mesh is seen on Lando's wall comlink, as well as the panel detail next to a couple upside down transistors
Cloud city comlink found greeblie!
And those rocker switches are found to be from carpet sweepers. There are a few brands that all carry it, I've found three. Still trying to find my own sweeper!
Cloud city comlink found greeblie!
And those rocker switches are found to be from carpet sweepers. There are a few brands that all carry it, I've found three. Still trying to find my own sweeper!
I don't think this is the damsette mesh on the wall here as it doesn't have the weird deformed lines. Those are pretty close together on the radio so they couldn't have cut such a large piece without having the lines showing.
Edit: but you only meant the small circular mesh part in the center right? Sorry, that I agree with
Edit: but you only meant the small circular mesh part in the center right? Sorry, that I agree with
Need to look closely to see it, but yes its thereI don't think this is the damsette mesh on the wall here as it doesn't have the weird deformed lines. Those are pretty close together on the radio so they couldn't have cut such a large piece without having the lines showing.
Edit: but you only meant the small circular mesh part in the center right? Sorry, that I agree with
Harness release I think..I have a few things sitting in my brain, on this topic, and I’ve gotten a few packages lately
Here’s one: an RAF aircraft lever seen jn the Falcon and X Wing cockpitsView attachment 1865377View attachment 1865378View attachment 1865379View attachment 1865380
Do you mean the keycaps?
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