Personally, I think it’s implied that most of us own the 2011 BD set since it’s a requirement to download the Despecialized Edition in first place, so why include the discs in this anyway?
JEDIT: Here is your mockup without the 2011 discs
Disc 1: The Phantom Menace (1999 Theatrical Version and 2001 Extended DVD Version)
-Cultural Impact (TPM parodies and references)
-Original Making of Featurette (found on the letterbox VHS)
Disc 2: Bonus Features:
-All DVD Extras
-The Mythology of Star Wars
-Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace: The U.K. Premiere
Disc 3: Attack of The Clones (2002 Digital Theatrical Version)
-R2-D2: Beneath The Dome
-The Story of Star Wars
-The A-Z Of Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
-Cultural Impact (AOTC parodies and references)
-Original Sneak Peek at Attack of The Clones (found on A New Hope 2002 VHS)
Disc 4: Bonus Features
-All DVD Extras
-Star Wars: The Force Is Back
-Star Wars Episode II Attack Of The Clones: The U.K. Premiere
-The Clones Revealed fan documentary
Disc 5: Revenge of The Sith (2005 Theatrical Version and 2005 DVD Version)
-Cultural Impact (ROTS parodies and references)
-“The Return of Darth Vader” original Episode III Sneak Peek (found on the 2004 OT DVD set)
-Episode III Title Reveal
-Star Wars: Heroes & Villains
Disc 6: Bonus Features
-All DVD Extras
-The Sith Revealed: A Scrapbook fan documentary
-Star Wars: Feel The Force
-E! Entertainment Special
-Star Wars Episode III Revenge Of The Sith: The U.K. Premiere
Disc 7: Prequel Trilogy Bonus Features
-Not sure what to add here yet
Disc 8: A New Hope (1977 Theatrical Version and 1981 Re-Release Version)
-Basically, just NJVC’s and Harmy’s BD-50 edition with the addition of the fanmade Death Star THX intro before the film (maybe omit the foreign dubs, not sure)
-Also Family Guy: Blue Harvest is the original censored TV version
Disc 9: A New Hope (1997 Special Edition and 2004 DVD Version)
-Making of the Special Edition
-Hardware Wars (both Original and Special Edition versions)
-Original 1977 Screen Tests
-1995 Interview with George Lucas
-Cultural Impact (more ANH parodies and references including Donny and Marie Osmond’s Star Wars Tribute)
-C-3PO’s and Burger Chef Commericals
-That 70’s Show: A New Hope episode
-Star Wars: The Magic and the Mystery
-Star Wars: An MTV Movie Special
-Special Edition Theatrical Trailers and TV Spots
Disc 10: NJVC’s Bonus Documentaries Disc
Disc 11: The Empire Strikes Back (1980 Theatrical Version)
-Basically, just NJVC’s and Harmy’s BD-50 edition with the addition of the fanmade/contest winner THX audition intro before the film (maybe omit the foreign dubs, not sure)
-Also Family Guy: Something, Something, Something Dark Side is the original censored TV version
Disc 12: The Empire Strikes Back (1997 Special Edition and 2004 DVD Version)
-1995 Interview with George Lucas
-Clapperboard: Making of The Empire Strikes Back
-Cultural Impact (more TESB parodies and references including C-3PO and R2-D2 on Sesame Street and The Muppet Yoda Screen Tests)
-Sci-Fi: The Force Returns
-The Birth of a Lightsaber
-Special Edition Theatrical Trailers and TV Spots
-Special Edition related ads
Disc 13: NJVC’s Bonus Documentaries Disc
Disc 14: Return of The Jedi (1983 Theatrical Version)
-Basically, just NJVC’s and Harmy’s BD-50 edition with the addition of the first THX “Wings” intro before the film (maybe omit the foreign dubs, not sure)
-Also Family Guy: It’s A Trap! is the original censored TV version
Disc 15: Return of The Jedi (1997 Special Edition and 2004 DVD Version)
-1995 Interview with George Lucas
-Cultural Impact (more ROTJ parodies and references)
-Special Edition Theatrical Trailers and TV Spots
-South Park “Free Hat” episode (includes premiere broadcast censored and recent uncensored audio tracks plus mini commentary by Trey Parker and Matt Stone)
-Return of The Ewok
-Definitive Edition Laserdisc Extras
-Special Edition Theatrical Trailers and TV Spots
-The Creatures Go To England
Disc 16: NJVC’s Bonus Documentaries Disc
Disc 17: NJVC’s Bonus Original Trilogy Documentaries Disc
Also, don’t discount the various BD50 options that NJVC provided, especially for the ROTJ/Trilogy Documentary disc.