News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge - Historical Construction/Impressions

Curious Constance

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First Mint Crocodile's Twitter posting of the color-coded map, and now SILA's usual video update stricken ... it seems that as we move ahead from the dirt and rock-work phase of construction that Disney may be becoming more aggressive on containment.

BTW, quote from Mint Crocodile:

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Now .. on Friday, I posted a picture of the Star Wars diagram layout on Twitter which I eventually deleted the tweet later that day. Now, I am sure the photo has circulated around the interent in some way.
Although nothing specific that hasn't been officially announced could be seen ( ie. names for attractions / shops / restaurants), I thought, and was suggested that it would be in the best interest that I not include it in the pictorial."
 

sedati

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Can I just say I hope everyone is pronouncing this correctly in their heads; It is an A-Tee A-Tee. NOT an at-at.
I think it's a generational thing to call them AT-ATs. Back when there was only one walker, that's what we called them (though there were the AT-STs, but we called them "Chicken Walkers."
Now with the Prequels and Clone Wars the number of walkers has grown exponentially and yes, should be spelled out.
 

George Lucas on a Bench

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At at is a dumb pronunciation that was popularized in the Rogue Squadron series of video games, although those were still cool games. I mean, you can't pronounce AT-ST that way, so...

I noticed the internet declaring these "life size." Are we sure about that? I mean, full scale? They're extremely large. I would expect something more along the lines of the walker in front of Star Tours at MGM Studios. I mean, in the movie, they're this big:

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Luke Skywalker puppet for scale.
 

britain

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Yeah, these look to be more like the size of the walker that Luke and Vader are next to on Endor. (The movies aren't super consistent with their size.)
 

britain

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Looking at them close up rise up in front of you, they are going to Huuugggeee!

So... AT-ATs rising up... I'm trying to think of how fast that can actually happen... which makes me think this is not the climax to the ride (as some have been speculating).
 
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Phroobar

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The text isn't mine, but this is the only image I can find. Like I said, a bit smaller than a walker you can easily fly under.
You can fly under that in a speeder that is only 1.5m x 5.3m. Snow speeders are not very big. Besides scale is not constant thing in movies. It's there for impression not actual size.
 

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