Ayy girls with dicks are superior to normal girls. Prove me wrong.
Chase Brooks
Both
Brody Miller
I would assume so, since they used CG models from Rebels for the ships in-show that were at Scarif.
Cameron Morris
Name one single thing he did wrong. You can't.
Michael Cruz
Get fucked you shit posting faggot.
Hudson Hall
>A/SF-01 B-wing
John Sanchez
He let let some blubbering baby with asma throw him off a fucking balcony.
Ryan Harris
>B/SF-17 Bomber
Liam Diaz
NO, they were practical effects leftover from tfa before they decided to redesign the star destroyers
Jack Rogers
He didn't plan well enough for Luke or the Pathfinder strike team.
Isaiah Bell
>Red Squadron is now Crimson >Blue Squadron is now Cobalt
rhymes
Isaiah Myers
Rebels Season 3 Blu ray features when ?
Ethan Adams
I believe that the Star Destroyers in Rogue One were CG made by scanning the models and the parts used to make them. youtube.com/watch?v=GUjhNSDmb9I
Brayden Sullivan
Oh god, I want to be spitroasted by these two
Juan Green
>B-Wings are in ROTJ for 2 seconds tops >appear more in TFA as the Resistance is poor and salvaging/re-purposing B-Wing parts to get by
>REEEEEEEEEE STOP RIPPING OFF B-WINGS REEEEE
Eli Morgan
Rumored THE LAST JEDI spoilers.
>Resistance tries to fight off new AT-M6's with bombers but it doesn't work. Poe uses a proton torpedo to ignite the ground under the vehicles, finally destroying them.
> AT-M6 can bend up and down and shoot an artillery canon.
>Kylo's new starship has a "combat mode" similar to X-Wings, its wings sort of fold outside making space for multiple new guns jumping into place.
>There's a somewhat slapsticky scene in which BB-8 fights BB-9E with blowtorch.
>Supremacy is destroyed but without Snoke on board - it's a trick, he's a hologram. By the end of the movie it's revealed he was on a different starship the whole time.
>DJ hacks Finn's spine implant to retrieve information about Resistance base on Crait and sells this info to First Order. After it's revealed, Holdo throws Finn into a brig for treason.
>Holdo sabotages Leia's transporter. Poe, Finn and Rose manage to run away using an escape pod (the cockpit detaches), but Leia is injured and doesn't make it, implied to die in explosion.
>Luke is now Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde and evidently crazy.
>Poe's X-Wing is damaged which is unfortunate because he's assumed to be the only pilot good enough to fulfil Resistance's plan to destroy the Supremacy. He gets super pissed, Leia slaps him in the face and orders him to lead the ground offensive.
>Kylo shoots Millennium Falcon down for good.
>It's explained that First Order is actually quite influential and they rule about a third of the known galaxy, so it's not like they're "Empire remnants" as presented in TFA, it's explained that there's "First Order controlled space".
>One of the stormtroopers recognizes Finn while he's dressed up as an officer and congratulates him on promotion.
>Canto Bright's casino belongs to Snoke, assumed to be one of many, it's one of the sources of his enormous wealth. I know how it sounds but I heard someone calling him the "Trump of Star Wars".
Brandon Martinez
90% bullshit with things we already knew (Leia slaps Poe, AT-M6 cannon, Stormtrooper promotion) to make it seem "real"
>Holdo sabotages Leia's transport for example, this is BTFO by the Leia book, but Sup Forums doesn't read
Nolan Evans
Vehiclebro back to cover the few totally original vehicles in A New Hope. I say that because virtually all of the vehicles designed for it have actually shown up in earlier media, chronologically, even though it was the first film made to introduce all these staples. Please make all corrections and reminders of anything I miss, I appreciate all dialogue.
First up, The T-16 Skyhopper. Seen as a model in Luke's hands and you can see the prop in the Lars' Homestead garage. Beautiful, classic lines, indicative of what I call the "brutalist bi-centennialism" common in industrial design from roughly 1965-1985. However, I'm not too fond of airspeeders in general, being little more than hovercars in a galaxy of awesome spaceships.
On a slightly related note, at the end of last thread, people said the Nebulon B was used by Imperials in Aftermath and the new Leia of Alderaan book. Can I see some passages to confirm this?
I unironically like the new resistance bomber, a lot, but I wish it were the mile long capital ship Starhawk Battleship instead.
Parker Ward
the blue twilek is reeeeally hot, damn.
Julian Baker
The Supremacy already getting destroyed is total BS. It's supposed to be the main base of the FO, and something like that is a trilogy ender, not a mid-movie climax. Even the Executor managed to survive two movies, and it wasn't even an Imperial base.
Hunter Powell
The T-16 is stupid. How are you supposed to see out of it with a wing going in front?
Brandon Wilson
Is Leia and Phasma any good? I loved Lost Stars and Bloodlines.
Still slogging through Twlight Company and Inferno. Slogging through them but I'm not much of a fan of the combat stuff.
Julian Hughes
About ships.
What do you think about REYLO?
Xavier Perez
Luke's X-34 Landspeeder is a classic hovercar. It's rearward triple engine configuration make it much more attractive than the RGC-16 that appears throughout TCW and Rebels.
How do you see out of your head with that nose in the middle of your eyes?
Actually B-wings had about 10 seconds in the final cut, and about 60 seconds in early cuts but they couldn't get the SFX to look right.
Leo Kelly
Phasma is much more of a slog than TC. I haven't finished Leia yet, so I can't judge it.
Benjamin Wood
>How do you see out of your head with that nose in the middle of your eyes? Eyes, depending on the person, are very close to the size of the nose. The nose also depends on the person, for how far it sticks out. I don't know the size of the T-16 cockpit, but I assume you wouldn't have regular eye equivalent vision out of both windshields sitting at the stick.It's definitely a blind spot in front of the pilot.
Jeremiah Hernandez
>Snoke is an imperfect Palpatine clone or a beta-Anakin who was discarded by Plagueis or Sheev >got butthurt and cloned Rey from Luke's hand as a contingency plan
How would you feel if the antagonist and protagonist were both clones?
Isaac Wilson
The Tantive IV Escape Pod looks better and more conventional than the escape pods seen throughout the prequel era, and reused in Rebels. But that's probably just my Ralph McQuarrie bias kicking in.
I hear the new Leia book is really good, and the Phasma book and comic are decent. I haven't read them myself to confirm, this is just what I've mostly been hearing.
The windshields could be electronic screens.
Bentley Reyes
I'd demand Kaminoan involvement or shitpost it to death on Sup Forums
Kevin Ortiz
I'm normally into pits but...
Hudson Taylor
The blunt-nosed TaggeCo Air-2 Racing Swoop appears in the ANH Special Edition, as a thoughtless CGI mannequin hurtles towards the poorly aged CGI Ronto, which causes the very obviously CGI Jawa to fall off and flail wildly.
Benjamin Young
The A-1 Deluxe Floater. Yes it really is called a floater, and it shows. All I can find of it are pictures for ants, and that's no great loss.
Gabriel Barnes
Bespin Motors Void Spider TX-3 Air Taxi. I'm not sure whether these little-known and rather ugly props were cobbled together back in 1977 or kitbashed for the 1997 Special Edition.
Ethan Parker
Ubrikkian 9000 Z001 Landspeeder. Yes, it's just a floating ball.
Jordan Murphy
ive always wondered, do they fully paint their tits, or just not bother because it will be covered
Levi Garcia
The Gallofree Yards GR-45 transport is a less powerful version of the more commonly known GR75, which has more engines.
Ethan Garcia
Heard some of that stuff is probably still lying around there after all these years
Easton Ward
The Dowager Queen, the crashed colony ship around which Mos Eisley was built.
I'm afraid I'm running out of vehicles to chronicle; virtually all of the famous ones have been covered previously, as they appeared in media which took place chronologically before A New Hope.
Brody Harris
In order to end my ANH vehicle survey more ceremoniously, I'm going to cover both versions of the Y-wing, which I botched during the TCW dump when I included the half-n-half from Rebels instead of giving both types their due.
First: the BTL-B Y-wing two seater from The Clone Wars. While I don't like this THICCer version as much as the stripped down GCW era one, the BTL-B was piloted by none other than Orange Buttcheeks Ahsoka Tano herself, which is an honor few vessels have obtained, and that would be a pleasant hero ship option to see in Battlefront 2 if I say so myself.
Elijah Turner
Is there art of the Dowager showing what it looks like in full?
Mason Bell
>Gallofree Real subtle reference there >GR75 Is that the one that is used as a transport ship in Empires at War? You'd think there would be such a thing as an armored transport ship, or that you could load troops on to Star Destroyers, Mon Cal Cruisers and other larger ships.
The core SD doctrine is their ability to deploy both a force of fighters, a sizeable land force, and bring sizeable capital ship weapons to bear. You'd think that first trait would be represented in EaW, but its not.
No one mentions colony ships often in Star Wars.
Kevin Martinez
as much as i hate the shitty CGI from the "official" ep 4, i love seeing the designs
Christopher Martinez
The BTL-A4 and -S3 Y-wings are much stripped down, and more attractive in my opinion, but I could hardly fault anybody for loving either big buff beauty; there's plenty of Y-fu love to go around.
Not that I know of, sorry.
What reference is that? I only know that the Gallofree transports are typically known for appearing in ESB and ROTJ, though they reappear in Rebels and Rogue One. They're staples of the Rebel Fleet, and they are in fact armed. I covered this a coupla threads ago. You can even see the weapon battery on the hull of the prop.
Austin Hill
I think cousin fuckin is perfectly legal in space
Christopher Powell
>BTL-B Y-wing It's not called that anymore, it's the same as the Y-wing here
Carson Hernandez
>What reference is that? I assume it's a subtle reference to Gallifrey, the homeworld of Dr. Who.
Juan Miller
which doesn't really make sense but whatever
Alexander Ward
It said BTL-B in the Star Wars The Clone Wars Incredible Vehicles compilation from 2011, though that does place it before the canon purge. I wasn't aware that was changed specifically though, satan.
The BTL-S3 is canon though! It recently appeared in the Poe Dameron comic series, used by the Resistance 30 ABY as a two-seater, flown by Jess Pava I think, and that new cute blue snake lizard spitter alien girl.
Oh you're probably right.
Noah Collins
I thought it was this sleek model also seen in TPM?
Bentley Wilson
Always loved the sandscraped hull of this one. I'm glad they didn't just copypaste the ESB/ROTJ model. And I believe a lot of these were physical models, not CG.
Owen Diaz
No that's the Mobquet Flare-S Swoop Bike, the same kind used by the Lars family and when Anakin goes to save his mother. I'm glad you pointed out that it was used in TPM, because I only posted it in the AOTC dump.
Ayden James
CGI
No Star Wars film has used practical models for any vehicles since 2005 with ROTS
Christopher Lee
Wow, didn't realize it was a different one all along.
Btw, did you add the TIE Boarding Craft to R1? Because according to Pablo, they still consider the insides as having appeared in ANH, as per the old Cross-Sections book.
Jordan Anderson
What about TLJ and the Han Solo movie? We already got bts shots of actual vehicles.
Christian Wilson
But TFA and Rogue One had physical vehicles? The X-wing at the beginning of Jakku for example, and the TX-225 Occupier tank on Jedha.
I count the TIE Boarder the same as the TIE/sa bomber, as they are visually indistinguishable, and first appears in Star Wars Rebels Season 2 episode Homecoming, where the interior is shown to be quite spacious.
Evan Cooper
Ok, though bear in mind, even if LF consider the shuttle in ESB to be the same design, it actually has its panels turning outwards.
Eli Diaz
I presume he means in action/space scenes where they're flying around and shit. Poe's X-Wing was practical in the marketing, much like BB8, but we all know that shit was CGI the moment they needed to actually shoot it moving.
Joshua Bell
>. Yes, it's just a floating ball. I mean, Kaminoans have a ship like that so it's not that bad
Adam Bailey
Forgot the image.
Cooper Hernandez
I plan on getting to that one when I do ESB, perhaps later this thread or maybe next thread. I've got a picture of the little bugger in storyboards explicitly showing it with outboard wings, it's called specifically a TIE Shuttle, differentiating it from the TIE Boarding Craft and the TIE Reaper.
They do? Please remind me, I must have missed it when I did AOTC and TCW.
Austin Cruz
fug you posted it before me DDDDDDD:
I hope I have another picture in my archives
Angel Watson
Yeah, Ventress escapes in it in the Kamino invasion arc. It looked like a lopsided hamburger.
Jose Roberts
learn to read. user said "models"
you guys are referring to physical props, which all of the films have featured.
Owen Carter
Oooops, sorry.
Dylan Foster
>reminding me of burgers Goddammit now I'm hungry for In-N-Out again. To be honest that one doesn't look quite as comfy as that retro gamesphere car of the future from ANH.
Camden Reed
>They do? Please remind me, I must have missed it when I did AOTC and TCW. Yep, it appeared in a couple episodes of TCW
I want Hasbro to make that so I can put my little world of Nintendo metroid in it, and have it tool around in style.
Jackson Garcia
I have a couple of minor bg vehicles from ANH, one being this simple, open-top Stormtrooper transport. It has spokes like the 74-Z speeder bike and is detailed in ITW:OT (later Complete Locations 2005 and 2016). Just something zipping by in the Special Edition.
Samuel Evans
The other is a black platform, realized by a lift on one side of the elevator chasm on the Death Star. Since the elevators cover the openings as seen in ESB SE, nu-Battlefront and Rebels, this is a simple repulsorlift supplement (like the ones on the Quarzite skyhook in TCW).
Jackson Flores
...
Brody King
There's also some utility vehicles seen in the film, but those are only for carrying boxes or crates, so I wouldn't count them as vehicles, per say. The scanning crew repulsorcart and a red loadlifter in Docking Bay 94.
Luis Wood
I find the design on this one lacking in subtetly. It's basically a WW2 with folded wings.
George knew how to incorporate design elements that were remeniscent of his source of inspiration without making it outright obvious.
Juan Gutierrez
Yeah, that it's too on the nose.
Jordan Powell
>cloned Rey from Luke's hand
I'd be completely ok with this.
Adam Gutierrez
Dune, which Lucas cribbed stuff from, did a lot weirder. Clones with imported memories that get recycled for thousands of years of story, for instance. Or a grandchild that grows up with the virtual ghost of her evil grandfather in her mind, influencing her actions.
Colton Harris
>watching battlefront gameplay teaser >AT-RT
is this the most pointless vehicle in Star Wars? it has all of the problems of a walker, but with no armor or shielding to protect the pilot/driver.
Xavier Rivera
Its way faster so it actually does its job of scouting way better than the OT Chicken Walker. The AT-RT can literally sprint.
See how it is used in the TCW Ryloth Arc, or even the TCW movie for example.
Brayden Peterson
A giant slut.
Owen Kelly
Same problem that riding a Dewback has. You're exposed. All you got is your armor.
Henry Cox
Don't you be talkin shit about AT-RTs
Adrian Bell
its just a speeder bike with legs, except its gun can destroy tanks
so really it's like a Willys Jeep with a Recoilless Rifle on it
I love Lucas and all but don't pretend like he wasn't shamelessly referencing WWII at every turn, to the greater benefit of cinema. The Death Star Trench Run is ripped straight from 633 Squadron.
Luis Cooper
It can also make high leaps. The AT-ST can't do that.
Wyatt Martin
It's a great All Terrain scouting vehicle, it's fast, it's easy to mount and dismount, and practical to deploy alongside infantry. Sure, it's kinda cool-over-function, but it's not as retarded as something like a full on mecha.
Dominic Gonzalez
This always makes me laugh
Did this guy literally rent out this thing for shits and giggles? The rest of the troops seemingly still have to walk everywhere, what makes this guy so special?
Christopher Richardson
I dunno how that even works, we never see it running at full speed or anything. You literally have a couple of guys up on these, moving at the same speed as everyone on foot.
Noah Carter
Which episode is that?
Jesus, I've watched all of TCW twice, and there's still webms that make me go "fuck, this looks so cool, I gotta rewatch it"
Luis Anderson
It's essentially the tatooine version of a camel. It's not for armored purposes it's for patrolling and being intimidating to farmers and sand people n shiet. I actually like dewback troopers desu
Ethan James
He's probably been trained to familiarity with the local mounts. This isn't uncommon. Modern American troops ride camels in Middle Eastern stations.
Blake Powell
Is this the true purpose of the Falcon and similar ships? Is this why its called a freighter despite having no significant cargo capacity?
Jason Diaz
ROTS.
Jaxson Butler
>I love Lucas and all but don't pretend like he wasn't shamelessly referencing WWII at every turn
No one's pretending that, but that particular ship is too on the nose.
Easton Gutierrez
>vintage collection Snoke That cloth robe is an awful choice
Austin Perez
I think that's just because we don't deserve the level of quality and detail in each scene when we can't even pay attention to half of it.
Daniel Bennett
Pretty much. They made a sketch of something that didn't make it into the Ep.7 ICS.
