That ad-lib wasn't that spontaneous — This is the big one. When Princess Leia says, "I love you," Han Solo very famously replies, "I know." There are a lot of stories of how this particular line was created, but the only thing we know is that "I know" certainly wasn't in any version of a shooting script, ever. The box included a thin frame around the edge and small electric router, rounded the edge all around.

Panel lights are available as a complete kit, but wheres the fun in that. So i decided to build my own circuit. I worked out that there are basically eight light clusters. This HIC was primed using three coats of automotive primer. As you can see, the coating is even with NO runs. Light even coats are what your looking to achieve. If you spray heavy coats you will be sanding your butt off. Take your time and do it right. I did this build a little differently, I sandwiched a piece of thin plywood between some 5/8 MDF trim I bought and the trim pieces that came with the box. This will make mounting the Han pieces easier, gave me a little extra depth when I pour the glue, I won't have to mess with finishing the seam in the middle of the trim pieces, and they have an edge that is already slightly rounded. Why were they there, anyway? Kershner's biggest motivation for "fixing" the carbon freeze scene was that he was worried there was zero explanation offered as to why Han Solo was being frozen in front of Leia and Chewie. The director was concerned the audience had no idea what Han, Leia, and Chewie knew of Lando and Vader's plans at that moment in the story. Greeblies – These are the little gizmos that make the panels come to life. You can make these out of almost anything – In this case, my kids donated some odds and ends from their toy box. The bases of these “Littlest Pet Shop” characters turned out perfect.

The box for Han Solo begins from a sheet of plywood. The dimensions are not square as the top is actually more narrow than the bottom. A free program that lights children’s creative fires and allows them to explore projects in areas such as arts & Unlike his costars, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher, Ford was only contracted for one Star Wars sequel. The actor was unsure about reprising his role for Return of the Jedi due to his growing popularity and his involvement in the Indiana Jones franchise. At one point, Ford had hoped that Han would be killed off in the sequel through some kind of sacrificial and heroic way. Lucas and the Star Wars writers wanted to keep their options open. By freezing Han in carbonite, they left open the opportunity for the character to return but they also planted a seed in case Ford never signed on for Return of the Jedi. I started off with a zenix box, probably the best prop investment you can make. I scratch built my previous two boxes, so this was a joy to work with. Note: This listing is for a digital 3D model file only. No physical item will be shipped. Printing, assembly, and finishing are the responsibility of the buyer.

This is from the post where the builder, who goes by Rebelscum, revealed to the world the secret of the Volvo tie-in to the carbonite freezing industry: They required a tiny bit of sanding on one corner but fit like a glove. I just need to finish the inside with a little sanding. Once that's done I can install these and add a little filler to the gaps. I also trimmed the ice cube tray and test fit it into place.

After much trial and alot of error, i have drawn and printed all of the panels. The advantage to this ovedr buuing the available panels is that i was able to priont them with the details unique to each panel as opposed to post assembly. I'll admit my panels are slighly shallower than the ones available but still in keeping with the design. Each panel is in four sections which are then assembled. That’s how Han Solo, still frozen in carbonite, ended up on Tatooine, where he thawed out of the carbonite in Return of the Jedi, happening around 4 ABY. How Long Was Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite? Hardcore fans probably know that already, but the big twist is that there are two different versions of the behind-the-scenes story. In one version, Ford comes up with "I know" as the cameras are rolling. The slightly more credible version is that he came up with it beforehand, and Kershner was well aware of it. I’m delighted to announce that after looking off and on for years for the part used for side panels on the Han in Carbonite, the search is complete... Once the bondo has dried (15 minutes), you can remove the part from the RTV mold and being the process again – seven more times to be exact!

Here you can see the outer areas of the HIC are filled using silicone caulking. Don't worry if you have big gaps to fill, the silicone is awesome for sealing these areas up. Go slow when applying, and use a rubber glove. Makes life a lot easier. The Annotated Screenplays also contains a very long anecdote from Kershner which really makes it seem like he and Ford were just vibing while the cameras were rolling and Ford just randomly said, "I know," after several gazillion takes.Print Compatibility: The 3D model is provided in universally compatible file formats, including .STL and .OBJ, ensuring it can be used with a wide range of 3D printers and slicer software.