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Title: |
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Incredible Cross-sections of
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace: The Definitive
Guide to the Craft |
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Author: |
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David Reynolds |
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Format: |
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HARDBACK BOOK |
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Published: |
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2000 |
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Book Description:
The vehicles and spacecraft of Star Wars that
we've become used to are quite different in Episode 1. The Old
Republic still rules the galaxy and craftsmen still rule the world
of design. We therefore find art nouveauesque submarines of the
Gungan--a civilisation hidden within the swamps and lakes of Naboo.
Perhaps the most artistic place in the galaxy, Naboo's inhabitants'
clothing, cities and spacecraft are beautifully designed. In
contrast, The Republic is no longer the glorious government of free
peoples uniting the galaxy and their spacecraft appear more
factory-made and less crafted. Similarly, the Trade Federation's
insect-like vessels are futurist in design. David West Reynolds is a
Star Wars authority. His last book Incredible Cross Sections showed
brilliantly detailed plans of all the Star Wars spacecraft. This
book does the same thing for Episode 1 in 14 unbelievably detailed
cross-section artworks, including a gatefold cutaway of a Droid
Control Ship. The encyclopedic information which accompanies the
beautiful pictures provides information on the smallest detail of
the crafts. |
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