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Adam Savage on How the Onyx Cinder Was Built with No 3D-Printed Parts

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For Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, ILM enlisted modelmakers John Goodson and Dan Patrascu to build a filming miniature of the Onyx Cinder, complete with dynamic lighting and motorized engines.
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Adam Savage on How the Onyx Cinder Was Built with No 3D-Printed Parts

For Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, ILM enlisted modelmakers John Goodson and Dan Patrascu to build a filming miniature of the Onyx Cinder, complete with dynamic lighting and motorized engines.

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