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Star Destroyer Deluxe

See our Daily Production page for details about the work process.

Imperial Star Destroyer

  • Full interior playset

  • Light-up thrusters

  • Working manual elevator

  • Hologram Emperor

  • Loading ramp

  • Side hangar door

  • Detachable bridge to access the 5 lower floor halls

  • Duel posable removeable lids

  • Glow in the dark paint

  • Dimensions: 6' x 31" x 22"

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We've made 3 versions: Basic, Deluxe with Pull-out Bridge (this page) and Deluxe with Interior Technical Cutaway.

Outer Hull

Detailed squares have been glued to the ship. Mechanical detail added to the sides. Includes 9 guns. Top lid lifts off to reveal an inner play area.

 

 

Inside The Playset

  • Removable lid lifts off to reveal the Bridge.

  • 2 levels in the bridge have computer terminals along the walls and down the sides of the center catwalk.

  • 2 moveable computer consoles.

  • Hologram Emperor.

  • 2 hidden rooms for the  top level, contains computer consoles.

  • The bridge is a removable diorama that lifts out to reveal the bottom level.

  • The bottom level contains 12 rooms and a doorway to the hangar. It is the structural pieces to hold the bridge in place.

  • Elevator entrance doors are on all three levels: the cockpit, bridge and lower level. Manually operated with a winch.

Inner Structure

Thick cardboard is used to brace the flexible ABS plastic hull. This picture is "in production."

Bottom Deck

Under the Bridge Deck is the bottom floor, revealing many halls and rooms to explore. There are 12 compartments in the bottom level.

Hallway to the hangar

Vehicle Storage

2 hinged doors open for storage.

Side Panel

An opening to the bottom chamber. Useful for rescuing dropped figures.

Example of Mixed Media. Picture of the bridge, showing the Emperor, 2 levels, the catwalk, and the secret computer room.

Materials

  • ABS flat plastic, about the thickness of a nickel. The hull is 2 large sheets of ABS Plastic. The entire hull has been covered in tiny squares of ABS plastic. It's durable and the pieces will never lift.

  • Cardboard skeleton for structural support.

  • Small amount of cardboard (because it's an unusual shape) and foam on the side detail. Core-plast and cardboard for the lower level.

  • Bridge is plastic. A little core-plast for the computer consoles. A bit of sheet-polycarbonite.

  • Emperor is clear acrylic plastic.

Components of the Ghost Star Destroyer
Pricing
 
$850 The Outer Hull "Basic"

  • The hull is made of 2 large
    sheets of ABS plastic.

  • Fully detailed exterior.

  • Includes hangar and cockpit for 3 3/4" figures.

  • Excludes the elevator, no top opening lid.

  • Does not include glow in the dark paint or airbrushing.

  • Blue lights for the thrusters.

 

$1,600 The Hull and the Inner Workings "Deluxe"

  • Detailed cockpit.

  • Lids lift off to reveal the inside.

  • Removable Bridge is a 2 level diorama.

  • Lower deck has 12 rooms.

  • Vehicle storage doors at the nose of the ship.

  • Side trap door to the lower level.

  • Glow in the dark paint.

  • Airbrushed detail.

 

Shipping is extra

 

We clocked our hours at 160 for the full Ghost Star Destroyer project. 2 weeks to build the hull, 2 weeks to build the inside. The bridge diorama needed a removable top lid, structure underneath to hold it, and sides to surround it. The elevator has a clutch, so that it never tangles. The elevator stops at all 3 floors and has a little handle to turn it. Airbrushed detail, subtle on the outside of the hull (can be turned up, by request). Laser prints were used for the stickers, therefore they'll never bleed. We used good quality plastic, it has some flex to it, so it won't shatter or crack. Durable and sturdy, it's the thickness of a nickel. Does not give an off-gas.

Loading Ramp

The ramp pulls out for entry to the bottom level.

 

Thrusters

Clear acrylic plastic enhances the LED glow. The light spills into the bridge.

 Hangar

Piping and detailed walls. Figures can stand at the edge of it.

Bridge

The bridge is a 2 level diorama that lifts out of the hull.

Moveable computer consoles.

Removable Cover

Plastic formed cover lifts off to reveal the bridge beneath it. With the ceiling cover on, have a look through the window.

 Elevator

Elevator stops on all 3 levels: cockpit, bridge and lower level. Manually operated with a winch.

Elevator door on top level of  bridge.

The inner workings of the manual elevator.

The bridge removed to reveal the chamber below.

Hologram Emperor

Formed out of acrylic plastic.

Attach removable bridge to the vessel and lower the Command Tower door for the ultimate playset!
Explanation of Floor Levels

 

FLOOR 1 Bottom Level. Room 1 is the Hangar. Room 2 is the containment hold. Hallway leads to the main chamber. The chamber consists of 12 rooms; storage, utility and engine rooms. 3 hallways containing the Thruster Cells, loading bay, 2 engine control outlets, elevator platform.

 

FLOOR 2 Lower part of the Bridge. Computer room with 4 seats, 2 back doors, smuggler hallway behind the computers.

 

FLOOR 3 Bridge Deck. Front observatory, 2 gunner rooms, hall on each side, hologram Emperor.

 

FLOOR 4 Back opening deck to exterior.

 

FLOOR 5 Command Tower with navigator post and 2 pilot seats. Front canopy flips down to make deck for figures to stand on.

 

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