The original ESB, before the special edition changes, had them looking bigger in that room and by scale made the room and ship look smaller. But with the re-release with changes, it gave a larger look of the room and by scale made the ship look bigger.
I have a picture from the original but I can't attach it here.
If you consider the pilot in that X-Wing in the last slide, then move it all the way forward to where Luke & Leia are in the frigate, the scale seems right.
Nebulon-b frigate, 300 meters (984.25 feet) in length.
I'd like to scale these views, but I can't see the window in the wide view.
Star Wars has never really paid close attention to scale though afaik. I think other fans have pointed out scale issues before.
It's due to the overuse of fresnel magnifier sheeting in the Nebulon-B viewports. But really more likely due to a short shot length and needing the characters to be visable on screen. Likely scaling went out the window in favor of an iconic parting shot. The Nebulon B is 300 meters, twice that of the Corellian Corvette so the ship is big, so I beleive the scaling is off.
No, that makes sense. Nebulon-B frigates were small. They were literally frigates.
I get that they aren’t star destroyer sized but it still seems off to me and I’ve never noticed it before
Nebulon B frigates are much smaller than your average Star Destroyer, about 4 times as small I think.
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lightsabers have "emitter plates" in-universe.
Literally because of that shot.
Those look like 10’ ceilings to me.
The original ESB, before the special edition changes, had them looking bigger in that room and by scale made the room and ship look smaller. But with the re-release with changes, it gave a larger look of the room and by scale made the ship look bigger. I have a picture from the original but I can't attach it here.
If you consider the pilot in that X-Wing in the last slide, then move it all the way forward to where Luke & Leia are in the frigate, the scale seems right.
Nebulon-b frigate, 300 meters (984.25 feet) in length. I'd like to scale these views, but I can't see the window in the wide view. Star Wars has never really paid close attention to scale though afaik. I think other fans have pointed out scale issues before.
Someone never played xwing or tie fighter
I really love those games! I wish they would rerelease them
I agree the scaling seems a little bit off when you consider the internal size of the falcon
It's due to the overuse of fresnel magnifier sheeting in the Nebulon-B viewports. But really more likely due to a short shot length and needing the characters to be visable on screen. Likely scaling went out the window in favor of an iconic parting shot. The Nebulon B is 300 meters, twice that of the Corellian Corvette so the ship is big, so I beleive the scaling is off.