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Nice:cool:...really works well might try it myself.

Did anyone move forward with this club idea, I'd be up for it

Nice little corner there:cool: What have you used to fix the Falcon to the wall?

Welcome to the forum(y)

wow 😮 👏 fantastic display

Boba or Tuscan:unsure:...:LOL:

Appreciated, ready to vote (y)

Happy new year and welcome to the forum.(y)

Again another decent episode leaving me wanting more, looks like the flashbacks are a going to be a permanent fixture for a while but means each episode feels more like two separate sketches than a whole. Key highlights for me was the the entrance of the Hutt twins (will we now see baby hutts?)...

Välkommen Johan!, good bunch on here enjoy.

Nice:cool:

Looked pretty lifeless to me, but is debatable. Is it an animal or a plant? Could it grow back and survive? Lifespan is supposed to be 20,000 to 50,000 years so could it be resilient to a little roasting? I don't think it's the last we see off the Sarlacc. Also according to Wookieepedia...

I don't think we have seen the last of the Sarlacc. Are boba's dreams the creature conversing with him mentally? For me I counted 6 or 7 fell into the pit during the ROTJ scene, so was expecting it to be pretty crowded down there and all we got was one lone stormtropper? Will we get a back story...

It could be a first shot, but it could be a decent custom job. I really no nothing about first shots & such pre production items but suggest you need to get someone to have a look at it in detail, Maybe someone at UKG can help?

Even later to the party...but Happy new year to all.

Not yet, and in no real rush to watch this one

Just watched it, brilliant!! loved it. few cheesy moments but overall didn't want it to end. Felt like ROTJ with a more puppet style and for me the CGI seems to have a more stop motion animation vintage style too it. Loved the artwork on the credits.

Interesting subject to talk about but for me the heart of Star Wars and its enduring legacy isn't in the science It's the visuals, the characters, and the wonder. I'm sure some of the planets are scientifically plausible but In most cases, no one really knows for sure.

Very Nice, you might already know this but i was recently listening to a podcast about this figure. The sculpt was contracted out by Kenner and was created by Bill Lemon. He preferred to work in a hard, unforgiving substance called acetate, most other sculptors used wax in those days as it was...