Crashing an X-Wing into the Death Star: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
Summary
In this article, we will explore the process of crashing an X-Wing into the Death Star, a popular scene among Star Wars fans. Together with Eric, we will try to understand the difference between the different materials used in the making of this scene.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Exploring the Difference Between Materials
- Rebuilding the Death Star
- Conclusion
Introduction
Crashing an X-Wing into the surface of the Death Star is a favorite scene among Star Wars fans. In this article, we will take a behind-the-scenes look at this scene and explore how it was created. As we watch the video, we will attempt to unravel the different materials used in making the crash scene. Our guide, Eric, will enlighten us on the process and help us understand the difference between the different materials used.
Exploring the Difference Between Materials
Eric demonstrates how the X-Wing crashes into the plywood platform, which has various pieces of hot-glued plastic components. He adds a coat of gray primer to the entire structure, and once it dries, all the components blend seamlessly. This process makes it look like futuristic stuff. He goes ahead to compare different materials used in making the Death Star and explains the differences.
Can We Rebuild It?
Eric questions whether one can rebuild the damaged scene. Jos dismisses the questions, stating that they already rebuilt it. This information is useful to Star Wars enthusiasts looking to know whether they can recreate such a scene.
Conclusion
The crashing of an X-wing into the Death Star is a favorite scene among Star Wars fans. In this article, we had an opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look on how the scene was created. Eric was our guide, and we explored the different materials used in the making of the scene. Now, it’s possible to know how to rebuild the scene if you’re interested.
