Ronster said:

That asteroid on the shot where Han says "I'm going in closer to one of the big ones" first of all. Looks nothing like the surface that they fly over in the next shot secondly if it was as big as the asteroid surface in the next shot it would get bigger a lot slower but also be much larger out the cockpit window.

That is what we are doing pointing out the short comings of the original visual effects. And trying to figure out a way of it to work better.

Yep.

If Ady hasn't already a long time ago, I agree that the original large asteroid FX, when initally seen from the MF cockpit, can be improved upon in some way.

Speaking of the large asteroid, I brought this up after the latest clip, but I think it got buried. Wanted to make sure it got noticed:

In the final shot as the MF is descending further down into the cave (just before the swipe), I've always thought that the interior walls needed to be darkened to match the previous shots when it first entered (continuity fix). It can still be lit up in the areas closest to the MF (its rear engine and forward lights emit light), but at this point when there would be no other sources of light, the areas further away from the MF as it's flying should gradually get darker.

This is how it's seen first descending into the cave:

Notice how dark it is in front of the MF. Very ominous too.