vaderios said:
Sojourn said:If it's too small, though, while it may be technically physically correct, it may be harder for the audience to see it (I remember the first time I saw the film, it wasn't immediately obvious to me what had happened). To us, the Falcon on the back of the SD is not only visible, but too big, because we know where to look. Those seeing it for the first time will not.

That brings a good question. Shouldnt the SD have some visible lights in the dark areas of the ship?

a good idea is to put smoke or an engine turned down just the eye locate it ( i have no problem with that)

-Angel

Not necessarily; the SDs don't generally have a lot of lights on their exteriors, since it's not necessary to light up the dark areas because no one's walking around out there. ;-) Seriously, though, if the SD wouldn't have that light in other scenes, should we be adding it here? The idea of a light on the Falcon (the engine light in the back powering down, or something like that), though, is a neat one.

Take care,
Sojourn