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Originally posted by: Joker_Smilez
You guys honestly think that an X-wing from any of the OT movies looks crappy next to a Naboo fighter? Seriously?
Or a Lamba shuttle next to the Naboo queen's shuttle?
And speaking of going back in time for effects, has anyone here seen "Flight Of The Navigator"? From 1986!! Because they have the EXACT same shiny effect for a ship...
jimbo, I'd argue with you, but I honestly think you are on your own little planet deep in the galaxy somewhere...
they dont look better in terms of artistic design but they look realier. the design is cool but they are different ships. also i am talking about the ships in the originals the ones that were done in the OT not the digitally remastered CG Ships in the SE.
and yes i can argue that the naboo ships look better then some of the OT ships. they really do look better then some of the ships in ROTJ. the mini-SDs in AOTC look better then the SDs in the OT. the insecct people in AOTCs looked better then the ewokes. you may also say that the ship looks stupid cus its shiny and it looks fake, you have to understand the naboo ships you see are Royal transport ships so obviously they are going to look fancy. you think they look cartoony cus there hulls are very shiny. but think of it this way, in the SW universe ships are like Cars, in really life really rich people have very shiny cars. so why wouldnt the poeple in SW have very shiny ships is it so hard to believe, also we are talking a time when the galaxy is in the golden age in the PT where as in the OT there is an imperial power in place there is fear across the galaxy. and you arnt seeing the coolest looking ships in th galaxy your seeing the best ships in terms of ability. cus on one side you have an under-buget rebellion that can t go on looks they need what is good and cheap and on the other side a millitary power, that wouldn't will not use shiny ships.
the clone drop ships and the ships with the 2 big wheels that fire hundreds of missles look alot better then the ATATs and those troopers on bikes.