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

[BrianLo]

Oh, I said far left peak. I meant far right.

Honestly, left to me meant anatomical left, so never questioned you!

It's such a minor slice of it that I'm actually generally confused if it doesn't get covered, as in it wouldn't cost much to fully preserve toontown sightlines. They definitely care, way too much small attention has gone into it for them to leave a visible sliver.

I'm siding with it's not clearly finished (whether that be toontown or this view). It could be an oversight and get a minor fix like New Fantasyland had over by Village Haus.

 

[vancee]

Wasn't Frozen going in there???

Hopefully..

 

[disneyC97]

They’ll paint it “ go away green” or something

And put some random tree closer to TT...no one will ever notice it!

 

[britain]

They’ll paint it “ go away green” or something

And put some random tree closer to TT...no one will ever notice it!

Ok, how 'bout this? Problem solved, right?

 

[mickEblu]

Ok, how 'bout this? Problem solved, right?

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Well @GiveMeTheMusic ans @BrianLo... I guess we know what will really be hiding those Star Wars beams. Mickey Mouse showbuilding?

 

[BrianLo]

Well @GiveMeTheMusic ans @BrianLo... I guess we know what will really be hiding those Star Wars beams. Mickey Mouse showbuilding?

Toontown is being painted go away green.

 

[mickEblu]

Toontown is being painted go away green.

LOL

 

[britain]

Toontown is being painted go away green.

AKA: Dip!!!

 

[NoiseAndSignal]

New updates from ShesInLosAngeles:




I assume those weirdly-positioned bent pipes atop the Battle Escape building are for more rock structure, but interesting how they seem to be made very differently from the rest of the rock work.

 

[sedati]

I assume those weirdly-positioned bent pipes atop the Battle Escape building are for more rock structure, but interesting how they seem to be made very differently from the rest of the rock work.

I believe that is for a natural stone arch that can be seen in this photo of the model taken by ITM:

 

[britain]

New month! New video:



Some very good dissolves from construction to model.

 

[TP2000]

The very latest from our favorite lady blogger!

 

[mickEblu]

I'm sure a few of you have seen the Disneyland/ SWL article in Los Angeles Magazine (link below). Mostly stuff we know but Check out how they use the word "fly" in regards to what vehicles will be doing in the Battle Escape attraction. I wonder how they ll pull off creating the sensation that we re "flying" around the Star Destroyer. Anyway this is the first I've heard of this and I instantly got about 10x more excited. Hopefully LA magazine/ David Joenig have their facts right. I'm not sure how trackless vehicles on the ground will make us feel like we re flying on a non simulator but thinking of some new tricks imagineers might have is exciting. Maybe we ll feel like we re flying when we inevitably get parked in front of some screens? @JediMasterMatt can you weigh in?

http://www.lamag.com/mag-features/star-wars-disneyland/

 

[JediMasterMatt]

The RV on the Destroyer is supposed to be a small floating troop transport similar in nature to other Star Wars speeders. In reality, the trackless RV tech perfectly is suited to the task at hand. There will be flight; but, not using that RV.

 

[mickEblu]

The RV on the Destroyer is supposed to be a small floating troop transport similar in nature to other Star Wars speeders. In reality, the trackless RV tech perfectly is suited to the task at hand. There will be flight; but, not using that RV.

Whaaaaaat! We get on another vehicle?

 

[TROR]

The idea of getting out of a ride vehicle and then going into another one still doesn't sit right with me. I can't see this not creating huge back ups, honestly.

 

[JediMasterMatt]

Well, I don't recall seeing a First Order Star Destroyer parked on the model.

 

[No Name]

So the flight you are referring to is just the MF ride?

You misleading MF!

 

[mickEblu]

So the flight you are referring to is just the MF ride?

You misleading MF!

lol is that what he was referring to. I don't think he is. The thought of physically "flying" around a star destroyer is much more exciting than a space flight simulator.

 

[mickEblu]

Well, I don't recall seeing a First Order Star Destroyer parked on the model.

Wow. 2 different ride vehicles on one attraction. That's definitely a first.