David West Reynolds benadert het Star Wars-universum met het perspectief van een archeoloog die het oude Rome of Egypte bestudeert, en beschouwt het als een cultuur uit een andere tijd en plaats die zich leent voor exploratie. Deze unieke invalshoek stelt hem in staat om met een diepgang die doorgaans is voorbehouden aan oude beschavingen, in de geschiedenis en maatschappelijke structuren van deze uitgestrekte wereld te duiken. Voortbouwend op zijn uitgebreide ervaring met veldexpedities en academisch onderzoek, creëert Reynolds inzichtelijke en gedetailleerde analyses die de rijkdom van deze geliefde sage onthullen.
Delve into the intricate details of the Star Wars universe with stunning cross-sections that reveal the inner workings of iconic starships and locations. This visual guide offers a unique perspective on the technology, design, and engineering behind beloved elements of the saga, enhancing the understanding of both fans and newcomers. Each illustration is accompanied by informative text, providing an immersive experience that celebrates the creativity and imagination of the Star Wars franchise.
Complete Cross-Sections - The Spacecraft and Vehicles of the Entire Star Wars Saga
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From the Millennium Falcon to Clone Battle Tanks, young fans can peel back high-tech layers to reveal the cockpits, engines, hyperdrives, and construction secrets of the vehicles featured in the entire six-film saga. Full color.
Incredibly detailed original art showcases thirteen of the most popular STAR WARS vehicles. Exploded, 3-dimensional views show us the inner workings of each ship, including the X-wing, the Death Star, Boba Fett's SLAVE I, and more. Color throughout.
The Barnes & Noble ReviewFrom Anakin Skywalker to Yoda, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith -- The Visual Dictionary includes a plethora of pictures and diagrams that describe and explain every minute detail of the important characters and creatures from the Star Wars: Episode III motion picture. With more than 30 characters featured -- Count Dooku, Padme Amidala, Mace Windu, Darth Sidious, et al. -- each entry includes annotated photographs and stills from the film, as well as interesting factoids, such as where Count Dooku's tunics are made and what exactly is in Obi-Wan's utility belt! For example, the two-page spread on the alien warlord General Grievous includes not only pictures of the nightmarish cyborg in action but also diagrams explaining how he can dislocate his shoulders and split his arms in two in order to wield four light sabers at the same time; detailed schematics of his energy staff and blaster (the Blastech Custom DT-57 Annihilator); and a brief history of how and why he became transformed into a cyborg. With Jedi knights, battle droids, alien cyborgs, clone troopers, and exotic technology and weaponry galore, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith -- The Visual Dictionary is an absolute feast for the eyes. This book will be cherished by Star Wars fans of all ages. Paul Goat Allen
One of the coolest aspects of George Lucas's Star Wars saga is the intricate detail he incorporates into each character and piece of equipment, from major figures like Yoda to minor elements such as a Kaminoan Doorbell's tone activator. To celebrate the second installment of the prequels, DK and Lucas Books have created a comprehensive reference tool that showcases Episode II's heroes, villains, creatures, battle equipment, and more, making it an essential addition for fans. Each engaging spread features a major subject with subheadings, vibrant color photos, name labels, descriptive characteristics, and background information. For instance, Obi-Wan Kenobi's section highlights his combat stance, details his role in Episode II, explains his clothing and lightsaber, and discusses his fighting style, accompanied by scenes from the film. Other spreads cover characters like Anakin Skywalker, Zam Wesell, Tusken Raiders, and Trade Federation Battle Droids. Data File boxes throughout the book offer additional intriguing insights. This glossy volume is sure to thrill Star Wars enthusiasts of all ages, delving into the film's intricacies and answering questions they may not have considered. It also serves as an enlightening resource for casual viewers who wish to appreciate the depth of Lucas's work.
Star Wars DK brings the fertile imagination of George Lucas to life with two in-depth books about the original movie trilogy. Produced under the aegis of Lucasfilms from Skywalker Ranch archives, the books feature new material and data on the characters and vehicles. Visual Dictionary, Equipment of the rebels and the Imperial Forces is shown up close and explained. Subtleties of rank, and previous battle experience is described in lucid text based on Lucasfilms background material.
Presents full-color cross-sections of fifty spaceships and vehicles from all six "Star Wars" movies, including the TIE bomber, Imperial shuttle, A-wing, and B-wing.
Text and illustrations present characters from episode I of "Star Wars" and the technology they use, including Qui-Gon Jinn and his wrist hologram projector, the space freighters of the Nemoidians, and the lightsabers of the Jedi Knights.
