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Early Star Wars Storyboards [pics]

Author: methodshop, November 10 2008, Comments
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328151549 6cd1dfec5a m Early Star Wars Storyboards [pics]Sorry Star Wars fanboys, stop putting together your LEGO Millennium Falcons and get ready change your pants. Seriously, that’s how excited fans are to see these early Star Wars storyboards.

Michael Heilemann posted a series of images on his Flickr account from a Star Wars Hyperspace Fan Club supplement. These early Star Wars storyboards show Han Solo’s Millennium Falcon before it was modified to resemble its current design. Not only do the early sketches of The Millennium Falcon look like a fancy tube of toothpaste, but the legendary ship is even generically referred to as the “Pirate Ship.”

Photos: Early Star Wars Storyboards

If you are a Star Wars fan, not even the Force will be able to stop you checking out the storyboards.

 Early Star Wars Storyboards [pics]

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