A long long time ago, in a year far far away, we made a last minute visit to a Star Wars exhibition showing in Sydney's Powerhouse Museum.
At this point I should point out that I am actually a Trekkie who does not see Star Wars as real science fiction.
BOOOOM! That gonna cause me some grief. :-)
Seriously, I have seen all the movies, some of them numerous times. However, going to the exhibition was all about making the Star Wars obsessed kiddies happy.
Of course, I took the opportunity to get some transport photos. Like the now removed Sydney monorail.
One of them Stormtroopers that couldn't shoot the side of a bus from 1 metre away.
The display had over 80 models, props and costumes, from all six (as of then) Star Wars movies.
Below being the popular C-3PO
Why do Stormtroopers only have iPhones?
Because they couldn't find the Androids they were looking for.
Because they couldn't find the Androids they were looking for.
What is a Stormtroopers favourite store?
The one next to Target.
One of them naughty Tie Fighters.
Another outstanding model, this time a Sand Crawler.
A model of a Jawa. A species of 1 metre tall creatures, native to he planet Tatooine and those who utilised the Sand Crawlers, as seen above, to ply their trade.
Luke Skywalker's original landspeeder from episode 4 'A New Hope'.
A model of a Tauntaun, a non-sentient lizard native to the snowy plains of Hoth.
This is Yoda it is.
Very realistic prop it was.
Very realistic prop it was.
OK, I admit it.
I have a favourite droid and R2D2 is it.
I have a favourite droid and R2D2 is it.
Scale model of the Millennium Falcon again.
Couple ofshots showing an outstanding X-Wing fighter model
Model of a Y-Wing fighter.
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