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Re: Millennium Falcon Opinion
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lugnet.starwars
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Wed, 17 May 2000 18:04:08 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
> OK. Then why was the 40% too small scale used: in ESB when the Falcon is being
> chased by TIEs
How can you tell?
> , in ROTJ when the Falcon and Luke's X-wing leaves Tattooine,
How can you tell?
> and
> in the dog fighting scence durring the Battle of Endor.
How can you tell?
> (Basically
> everytime the outside of the ship is shown flying.)
Maybe because it was 'the movies', and strict reality must always fall
victim to the dictates of showing a good story?
That is, you can fit more of the Falcon in the frame if the stage-model is
smaller. Which makes the scene look better, because viewers can tell that
it's the Falcon, not just a wall of scrap.
That's just a guess. The other rumor I heard was that the size mismatch
between the interior sets and the exterior set was a mistake in the first
movie.
> Lego's Falcon is near
> perfect external scale compared to their X-wing.
That's too bad. The internal-set scale makes a lot more sense, based on
what the interior of the Falcon is supposed to hold and do. Which is
probably why it's a more popular choice as the 'correct' scale for the MF.
Steve
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| (...) being (...) Because they are flying right near each other. If the size difference were say 10% then I would understand how one could not tell but 40% is very significant (...) Well the usuall rules of canon (canon = concrete information in a (...) (26 years ago, 19-May-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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| OK. Then why was the 40% too small scale used: in ESB when the Falcon is being chased by TIEs, in ROTJ when the Falcon and Luke's X-wing leaves Tattooine, and in the dog fighting scence durring the Battle of Endor. (Basically everytime the outside (...) (26 years ago, 17-May-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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