Star Wars Props In Desert at Levi Keller blog

Star Wars Props In Desert. This set, a popular tourist site seen in “the phantom menace” (1999) and “attack of the clones” (2002), is now threatened by sand dunes. While much of george lucas’ mythic star wars films were filmed on studio lots or inside preexisting structures, a number. Back in 2010, artist and photographer rä di martino ventured into the tunisian desert to find the abandoned movie sets from star wars. Step behind the curtain and discover the actual props used in the star wars movies. After filming in tunisia was done on the original star wars, many of the sets and props were abandoned in the desert. The abandoned star wars set in the desert. From the famous mos eisley cantina to the intricate alien costumes, you’ll be amazed by. These have become pilgrimage sites.

Step behind the curtain and discover the actual props used in the star wars movies. This set, a popular tourist site seen in “the phantom menace” (1999) and “attack of the clones” (2002), is now threatened by sand dunes. After filming in tunisia was done on the original star wars, many of the sets and props were abandoned in the desert. The abandoned star wars set in the desert. While much of george lucas’ mythic star wars films were filmed on studio lots or inside preexisting structures, a number. Back in 2010, artist and photographer rä di martino ventured into the tunisian desert to find the abandoned movie sets from star wars. From the famous mos eisley cantina to the intricate alien costumes, you’ll be amazed by. These have become pilgrimage sites.

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Star Wars Props In Desert After filming in tunisia was done on the original star wars, many of the sets and props were abandoned in the desert. While much of george lucas’ mythic star wars films were filmed on studio lots or inside preexisting structures, a number. From the famous mos eisley cantina to the intricate alien costumes, you’ll be amazed by. After filming in tunisia was done on the original star wars, many of the sets and props were abandoned in the desert. The abandoned star wars set in the desert. Step behind the curtain and discover the actual props used in the star wars movies. This set, a popular tourist site seen in “the phantom menace” (1999) and “attack of the clones” (2002), is now threatened by sand dunes. Back in 2010, artist and photographer rä di martino ventured into the tunisian desert to find the abandoned movie sets from star wars. These have become pilgrimage sites.