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Star Wars |OT3| Somehow, this thread returned
- Thread starter WadiumArcadium
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It's a little weird how as seen in Clone Wars Kaminoans installed these secret chips in the clones which will make them obey commands and they want to keep them secret while they flat out told Obi-Wan in AOTC, "We modified their genetic structure to make them less independent than the original host. As a result they are totally obedient, taking any order without question."
If it's Star Wars, then it belong in here. Show us the arts.
For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
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Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
Gold(?) is such an underrated color.
That looks incredible.For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
Gold blade as well. That just tops it off.
I don't know why you thought that wouldn't be fitting for this thread.
There are impressions and then there's a thing where someone just does magic and makes a different person's voice come out of their mouth, and his Kylo is the latter.
I kind of just assumed I would roll my eyes because impressions are a tricky thing to NOT make annoying, but no this kid won me over. His part 2 isn't bad either, but there was some definite wizardry with this one. Get this kid an audiobook gig.
Not surprised by this. Rian has talked kindly about the prequels in the past.
George tried, nobody can say he didn't try. They were technically ambitious if nothing else and tried to tell a very complex story (by the standards of kids films).
It's just that by the 90s George was a businessman and no longer a film director. His skills had atrophied after such a long hiatus and after becoming a billionaire surrounded by sycophants the conditions were not right for him to direct. He knew this as he tried to find others to do it, but he caved in and did it himself which I'm sure he regrets now. You can see with the Clone Wars cartoon how different the prequels could have been if he had delegated more creative responsibility to others.
The guy had all 6 Star Wars movies on his iPad during TLJ production so he could consult them at anytime. He visually references them a few times and clearly parallels certain story beats as well. Also had no problem dropping the name Sidious. The guy likes the prequels.
7 hours refers to the approximate running time of the 3 prequels (6 hours and 55 minutes). He knows them well enough to know how long they are.
This is fucking amazing.For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
I can't believe I somehow missed this post. That is a classy saber, no doubt about it.
For a fairly long time, I've wanted some sort of lightsaber. I wasn't big on any specific character's saber and kind of wanted something unique/personal. I debated this for years before ultimately making a decision on what I was going to do. I mulled over Savi's at Disneyland, trying to build something myself, I window shopped several places that offered hilts of various designs. But ultimately, none of it really suited what I wanted. So I went the full on crazy route once I found this artist, and commissioned this one off.
Below are some quick shots I took of the finished product, built by Nick Cohen of Starfall Sabers. If you're interested in seeing some really beautiful pieces that are unique but fit into the Star Wars universe, you should check him out on Instagram or YouTube, both of which feature more of this particular saber, and tons of others.
I don't like a lot of the custom made lightsabers I've seen, but this one is a beaut. And it looks like it has a story to it which I love. I can't look at it and not start dreaming about a Jedi from the High Republic era with royal blood who had maintained close ties with his or her homeworld. They had the finest artist on their home planet handcraft a lightsaber from native metals. When the Jedi died, the lightsaber was passed down as a prized heirloom.
Also, crystal chambers are just the coolest.
It's funny you should say that. Very early on in the commission process, I said I kind of envisioned it as an heirloom. Something that looked like it had been around for a long time, but was well loved and cared for. Something High Republic (or at the time, Old Republic) was definitely part of my broad strokes of what I was looking for.
I'm really glad folks like it. With quarantine and proper covid precautions I haven't really shown it to anyone in person. So it's been fun to share my excitement with people on message boards and stuff.
Other Mando books coming out:
www.starwars.com
- The Art of The Mandalorian (Season One) by Phil Szostak; cover by Doug Chiang
- The Mandalorian: Original Novel (adult novel, Del Rey) by Adam Christopher
- The Mandalorian: The Ultimate Visual Guide (DK) by Pablo Hidalgo
- The Mandalorian: Allies & Enemies – Level Two Reader (DLP) by Brooke Vitale
- The Mandalorian: 8×8 Storybook (title to be revealed later) by Brooke Vitale
- The Mandalorian: Junior Novelization by Joe Schreiber
The Mandalorian Publishing Program Revealed - Exclusive
This is the way…to discovering a new series of books inspired by the hit Disney+ series.
www.starwars.com
Happy days!! Didnt think it would be long until we saw a Mando novel or comic
Looking forward to the visual dictionary!
TBH the only movie novelization I enjoyed was Rogue One, but it was our boy Alexander Freed who wrote that one.
Definitely something I'm intending to do, waiting a week just for The Gunslinger episode just made it even worse.
Other Mando books coming out:
- The Art of The Mandalorian (Season One) by Phil Szostak; cover by Doug Chiang
- The Mandalorian: Original Novel (adult novel, Del Rey) by Adam Christopher
- The Mandalorian: The Ultimate Visual Guide (DK) by Pablo Hidalgo
- The Mandalorian: Allies & Enemies – Level Two Reader (DLP) by Brooke Vitale
- The Mandalorian: 8×8 Storybook (title to be revealed later) by Brooke Vitale
- The Mandalorian: Junior Novelization by Joe Schreiber
The Mandalorian Publishing Program Revealed - Exclusive
This is the way…to discovering a new series of books inspired by the hit Disney+ series.
Art of Mando is a must buy. The art that played over the credits every episode was like the greatest advertisement ever for that book lol
Also, give us that 4K Blu Ray god damn.
I will always cherish Mando as one of my final, happy memories before the world completely went to hell in 2020
december 2019
gooooood times
This is an amazing rabbithole to go down (in an Incognito Window, of course). The only source is a Youtube video from a channel run by a dude in a plastic mask who calls himself Dicktor Van Doomcock and does all his narration through a voice modulator. The video description is:
Some of his other videos are about how apparently there's going to be a gender-swapped Columbo reboot and all the ways that the female Doctor Who is destroying society and culture. What I'm saying is it sounds legit and I'm going to miss The Last Jedi once Disney deletes it from our collective unconscious. RIP.
I'm convinced, no way 'Dicktor Van Doomcock' is overcompensating for anything. I can't believe women getting work in the entertainment industry is the source of our societal ills all this time, how did we get away with it for so long? Leave it to good old Dicktor to get to the bottom of this. Columbo HATES him!
I would happily walk around in my Boba Fett helmet all day if work would let me : )
Other Mando books coming out:
- The Art of The Mandalorian (Season One) by Phil Szostak; cover by Doug Chiang
- The Mandalorian: Original Novel (adult novel, Del Rey) by Adam Christopher
- The Mandalorian: The Ultimate Visual Guide (DK) by Pablo Hidalgo
- The Mandalorian: Allies & Enemies – Level Two Reader (DLP) by Brooke Vitale
- The Mandalorian: 8×8 Storybook (title to be revealed later) by Brooke Vitale
- The Mandalorian: Junior Novelization by Joe Schreiber
The Mandalorian Publishing Program Revealed - Exclusive
This is the way…to discovering a new series of books inspired by the hit Disney+ series.
Love me those Visual Dictionaries. I still got my OT one from 1998. My sacred jedi texts.