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#1573918
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2004-Style Sequel Trilogy Box Set
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Hello,

HihoCustom’s 2004 dvd cover project inspired me to share this box that I designed a couple years back. Noticing that there was a box set for both the original and prequel trilogies, but not the sequel trilogy, the completionist in me couldn’t rest until a box in that style was made for the sequels as well. The 2004 set is the star wars that I grew up with, so very nostalgic.

Here’s the cover image:

Sequel-Trilogy-Box-Set-2004.png

I managed to find the actual DVD box set that my family had, and measured it; tabs and all, to create something that could be printed on a similar heavy cardstock and folded into an identical box:

Sequel-Trilogy-BOX.png

Here’s a mediocre mockup I made:

box-set-mock-up.png

I couldn’t find any high resolution images of the original boxes, so I recreated the assets to the best of my ability. I also changed some things like adding the Disney logo.

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#1415169
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<strong>STAR WARS: REBELS</strong> (animated tv series) - a general discussion thread
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Sorry if this is a little late, but I love that this is being commemorated. Here’s my contribution:
Thrawn-Mikkelsen-1.png
We may be seeing Thrawn in an upcoming series so I’ve done a little bit of fan-casting here. For those who don’t know, this is Lars Mikkelsen, the voice actor for Thrawn in Star Wars Rebels. I certainly couldn’t imagine any other voice for Thrawn so Lars gets my vote. I only made changes that would be possible with practical makeup so as to be accurate. I didn’t remove his beard because any attempts I made made him look plasticky, but I think that he would look incredible for thrawn sans-beard. I think he is perfect for the role. He fits the Star Wars casting bill as being not too recognizable too; there aren’t really any characters that people have him associated with so they would only see him as Thrawn.

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#1405617
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<strong>The Mandalorian</strong> - a general discussion thread - * <em><strong>SPOILERS</strong></em> *
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Yeah the wig was a bit poofy but I still think the deepfake looked better. Definitely the right choice to use their own actor for the deepfake. The way ILM pasted their 3D model onto their actor made the motions too creamy and unnatural, so if Corridor used it as their source the motions in the deepfake would retain that unnatural quality.

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#1404013
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Harmy's STAR WARS Despecialized Edition HD - V2.7 - MKV (Released)
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Ryrynz said:

Could one capture grain from other the other grainy sources and lay it on top?

I’ve been wondering this myself. I know that it is possible to, when scanning a print, get the camera to only pick up dust, dirt, hairs, and scratches. I have absolutely zero knowledge as to how scanning works, but poita explained in this post:

poita said:

Okay, there are a pair of TIFF files on the share that have the IR damage matte in the alpha channel if you’d like to take a look.

Anyone who wants to know what an Infr Red damage matte looks like…

The top image is what the film frame looks like under infra red light, the film is completely transparent to infra red, so the only thing the camera picks up is any dust, dirt, hairs or damage on the film.
The bottom image is the film frame the IR matte is taken from.

I am not sure if the grain could be picked up like this because it is so small and packed together, but having an extremely authentic layer of grain would, while mostly unnoticeable, be such a cool detail to make this feel even more polished.

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#1402765
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<strong>STAR WARS: REBELS</strong> (animated tv series) - a general discussion thread
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Here’s what I mean but easier to understand:

Star Wars

The Empire Strikes Back

The Phantom Menace

Attack of the Clones

Clone wars season 1 - s7 e9

Revenge of the Sith

Solo

Rebels

Rogue One

Return of the Jedi

The Mandalorian

(Sequel trilogy optional)

I like having the twist in ESB where we learn that Darth Vader is Luke’s Father, then learning about how Luke’s Father became Darth Vader, and learning about all that lead up to the final climactic episode 6, adding more weight to it’s outcome. The Mandalorian acts as a nice way for the story to move forward after Jedi.

Forgot to add that, similar to how you (ThisisCreation) have it, I have the last 3 episodes of CW S7 after revenge of the Sith because it’s really interesting to see as a parallel story line. The last episode also ends after Revenge of the Sith.

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#1402762
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<strong>STAR WARS: REBELS</strong> (animated tv series) - a general discussion thread
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This is awesome, thanks for sharing 😃! Originals are my favs. Very interesting watching order as well. I definitely agree about originals being first, then the prequels and Clone Wars. What I usually do instead of a rewatch of the originals is watch 4, 5, then all prequel content, and then finish with 6 to wrap it up. Then the Mandalorian, of course.

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#1400052
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<strong>The Mandalorian</strong> - a general discussion thread - * <em><strong>SPOILERS</strong></em> *
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benduwan said:

Rodney-2187 said:

benduwan said:

has anyone download the mandalorian gallery and like to share?

disneyplus.com

nope. no download possible.
i have d+ but can´t download it on my pc so thats why i ask.
can download it on my handy,but i like it on my pc to work with this.

I don’t think he’s planning on bootlegging this. Just using it for fanedits and the like. You need a screen recorder that can somehow get past Disney+'s copyright encoding which sounds kinda illegal but I don’t see any other way.