An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a Star-Destroyer, causing it to fly unguided into a super-star destroyer.
I'm pretty sure that's how it went down.
Wrongo! An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a super-star destroyer, causing it to crash unguided into the second Death Star.
NOOOOOOOOOO! Let us get back to how awesome it would be to recreate battles from the original series using Lego models. If only they had some Rebel capital ships...
An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a Star-Destroyer, causing it to fly unguided into a super-star destroyer.
I'm pretty sure that's how it went down.
Wrongo! An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a super-star destroyer, causing it to crash unguided into the second Death Star.
NOOOOOOOOOO! Let us get back to how awesome it would be to recreate battles from the original series using Lego models. If only they had some Rebel capital ships...
some mon calamari cruisers would be sweet, and a lego Ackbar!
I'm telling you. Eclipse class. The model would be like 10 feet long at least.
I was JUST trying to remember the name of the even bigger one. I think I saw a picture of it in a Star Wars RP book once. Like ten times the size of a Super Star Destroyer.
An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a Star-Destroyer, causing it to fly unguided into a super-star destroyer.
I'm pretty sure that's how it went down.
Wrongo! An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a super-star destroyer, causing it to crash unguided into the second Death Star.
NOOOOOOOOOO! Let us get back to how awesome it would be to recreate battles from the original series using Lego models. If only they had some Rebel capital ships...
some mon calamari cruisers would be sweet, and a lego Ackbar!
And Lego Chewbacca would give Lego Han Solo a Lego blowjob!
I'm telling you. Eclipse class. The model would be like 10 feet long at least.
I was JUST trying to remember the name of the even bigger one. I think I saw a picture of it in a Star Wars RP book once. Like ten times the size of a Super Star Destroyer.
I think it showed up in the comic series that followed the story line immediately after Return of the Jedi. I remember seeing it surrounded by tiny Star Destroyers and being like 'woah'.
"The power of the Eclipse-class' superlaser as described is self-contradictory. It has been described as 2/3rds the power of the Death Star's prime weapon. Visual analysis of Alderaan's destruction in ANH suggested the Death Star superlaser inserted at least a million times more energy than the minimum for permanently breaking up a planet. Therefore a weapon with "2/3rds the power" would be more than sufficient to irrevocably shatter a planet, yet it was also stated that the Eclipse's superlaser was not powerful enough to destroy a planet. There is some speculation as to whether the 2/3rds number refers to the magnitude of the energy release as opposed to the total value; this would put the main weapon below the threshold necessary to destroy a planet. Another possibility, as the Death Star's superlaser consisted of eight (or, in the Death Star II, nine) individual beams which combined into a single larger beam after firing, is that the Eclipse-class' superlaser had 2/3rds the power of one of the Death Star superlaser's component beams."
FramlingFaceHeadGeebs has bad ideas.Registered Userregular
edited January 2007
For the record:
The Eclipse is only a little better than twice the size of a Super Star Destroyer (17.5 km vs. 8 km).
It appeared in the comic series Dark Empire, Dark Empire II, and Empire's End.
There were two of them (the first one got blown up, so they just fucking made another one).
At least 70% of the fun of Legos is crashing the ships and putting them back together, not just setting them on your shelf and never doing anything with them again.
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Really, mostly psychological. Seems a long way to go for a psychological advantage, but shit, that's Star Wars Comics for you.
yeah, no kidding
can't even begin to imagine how much taxpayers would bitch about having to pony up money for a public works project like that
The comics tended to be kinda bad about that, just throwing out over-the-top, DragonBall-Z-esque, who-can-think-of-a-bigger-number type shit.
On a related note, Kevin J. Anderson, I'm pretty sure, has some kind of medical condition that requires him to put a superweapon in every Star Wars book he writes.
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There were two of them (the first one got blown up, so they just fucking made another one).
you would think that this would be something that is really really really inconvenient and time-consuming and that the star wars media would somehow reflect that
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BarcardiAll the WizardsUnder A Rock: AfganistanRegistered Userregular
edited January 2007
at that point i would just attach rockets to a planet and fly the entire planet around
There were two of them (the first one got blown up, so they just fucking made another one).
you would think that this would be something that is really really really inconvenient and time-consuming and that the star wars media would somehow reflect that
I was never really satisfied with how the second one came into being. It almost seemed like they just came up with two ways to destroy it, so the editor was all "Okay, since you've both been so good, we'll use both your ideas."
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BarcardiAll the WizardsUnder A Rock: AfganistanRegistered Userregular
edited January 2007
just sayen, its probably cheaper to attach giant rockets to a planet
Fuck what was that one show where the planets would fight each other? It was like battle planets or something and there was a ice planet and other theme planets that fought against this big evil planet that ate the other planets. It was a shitty cgi show and they had a bunch of toys
Fuck what was that one show where the planets would fight each other? It was like battle planets or something and there was a ice planet and other theme planets that fought against this big evil planet that ate the other planets. It was a shitty cgi show and they had a bunch of toys
Fuck what was that one show where the planets would fight each other? It was like battle planets or something and there was a ice planet and other theme planets that fought against this big evil planet that ate the other planets. It was a shitty cgi show and they had a bunch of toys
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I think it took him like 7 hours to build it.
It is currently the centrepiece in his living room.
There is.
http://shop.lego.com/Product/?p=6211
This is what you have.
http://shop.lego.com/Product/?p=10030
This is the superhuge one.
Now you should add some of this:
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
And I always did hate paying more than 50 bucks (tops) for legos.
Wrongo! An A-wing crashed into the control tower of a super-star destroyer, causing it to crash unguided into the second Death Star.
some mon calamari cruisers would be sweet, and a lego Ackbar!
Psssh. Sure that's what happened, next you'll be telling me there are bars where men dance with other men.
Just kidding you are right.
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
I'm telling you. Eclipse class. The model would be like 10 feet long at least.
I was JUST trying to remember the name of the even bigger one. I think I saw a picture of it in a Star Wars RP book once. Like ten times the size of a Super Star Destroyer.
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
And Lego Chewbacca would give Lego Han Solo a Lego blowjob!
I think it showed up in the comic series that followed the story line immediately after Return of the Jedi. I remember seeing it surrounded by tiny Star Destroyers and being like 'woah'.
"The power of the Eclipse-class' superlaser as described is self-contradictory. It has been described as 2/3rds the power of the Death Star's prime weapon. Visual analysis of Alderaan's destruction in ANH suggested the Death Star superlaser inserted at least a million times more energy than the minimum for permanently breaking up a planet. Therefore a weapon with "2/3rds the power" would be more than sufficient to irrevocably shatter a planet, yet it was also stated that the Eclipse's superlaser was not powerful enough to destroy a planet. There is some speculation as to whether the 2/3rds number refers to the magnitude of the energy release as opposed to the total value; this would put the main weapon below the threshold necessary to destroy a planet. Another possibility, as the Death Star's superlaser consisted of eight (or, in the Death Star II, nine) individual beams which combined into a single larger beam after firing, is that the Eclipse-class' superlaser had 2/3rds the power of one of the Death Star superlaser's component beams."
Oh god the controversy.
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
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what kind of tactical function would a ship that big serve
would it just trap enemy ships in it's gravity well and ram into them or what
Really, mostly psychological. Seems a long way to go for a psychological advantage, but shit, that's Star Wars Comics for you.
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According to wikipedia....yeah that's exactly what it does lol. It has gravity well generators even.
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
yeah, no kidding
can't even begin to imagine how much taxpayers would bitch about having to pony up money for a public works project like that
The comics tended to be kinda bad about that, just throwing out over-the-top, DragonBall-Z-esque, who-can-think-of-a-bigger-number type shit.
On a related note, Kevin J. Anderson, I'm pretty sure, has some kind of medical condition that requires him to put a superweapon in every Star Wars book he writes.
your = belonging to you
their = belonging to them
there = not here
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"Hey! Hey guys! We have this GREAT plan. We're going to scare people with our giant penises, wait I mean ships. Pay us"
you would think that this would be something that is really really really inconvenient and time-consuming and that the star wars media would somehow reflect that
That's a space station
I was never really satisfied with how the second one came into being. It almost seemed like they just came up with two ways to destroy it, so the editor was all "Okay, since you've both been so good, we'll use both your ideas."
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at least at that size
i think there was a video game like that once
pac-man?
shadow raiders?