We just want to appreciate one of the best aspects of Star Wars. We love so many of these ships that we’ve decided to list our favorites in no kind of particular order. Who can forget the first time they laid eyes on an X-wing as it prepared to attack the Death Star? Or the Millennium Falcon, as it made its escape from Tatooine? You can’t possibly forget the cry of a TIE fighter once you’ve heard it.
Since the release of A New Hope in 1977, we’ve seen plenty of awesome ships on screen, on book covers, and in comic book panels. It looks very insectile - slim and delicate but with a definite sting.What would Star Wars be without the many cool space ships that populate its universe? From starfighters to military cruisers and worn hunks of junk that separate Star Wars from the chrome aesthetic of countless other sci-fi stories, this vast armada is a true marvel of cinema and the science fiction genre.
"Even heading into Episode III, there were "Clone Wars' designs that had a foot in the past and a foot in the future, and from there we found a great contender for the Jedi Vector. A lot of the visual exploration in the High Republic is taking what we know, but idealizing it. In the Core Worlds especially, that's reflected in fashion and technology. "By moving further in time, away from that downfall, we're able to see the Republic at its height in this storytelling.
"We all found a lot of inspiration in how the prequels opened up a more refined era of the galaxy, but by virtue of those films' proximity to the originals, it had to start showing early signs of corruption," Lucasfilm Story Group's Pablo Hidalgo told. (Image credit: Lucasfilm)įor this project, worldbuilding consisted of looking back at existing "Star Wars" machines and recycled concept art from previous films, comics and video games and then turning the clock back some 200 years.
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