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Thanks to Randy from TheArnoldFans.com for letting us know that the LATimes.com posted a article about Legoland in Carlsbad, CA adding to it’s Star Wars Miniland area.

“Set to open March 29, the Star Wars Gallery will include 3-foot-tall Lego models of a dozen characters from the epic film saga, including Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, R2D2, Yoda and Darth Vader.”

Check out all the details on the LATimes.com website.

Red Tails a project George Lucas has been working on for many years opens in movie theaters nation-wide today. Mary Franklin of Lucasfilm has sent us some information about the film and is looking for feedback from those who see the film.

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Star Wars and Star Tours veteran Anthony Daniels was kind enough to share with us some personal insights in the 25 years of Star Tours. Read his entire exclusive text here.

Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to pick up on the things you REALLY want.  Like this new book from ABRAMS, INDUSTRIAL LIGHT & MAGIC: THE ART OF INNOVATION by Pamela Glintenkamp.  Within, you’ll find a behind-the-scenes look at many of the art and effects that went into the last sixteen years at ILM.

Read on to see the Star Tours Visual Effects Crew photo…

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DISCOVERY SCIENCE CENTER HOSTS 6^TH ANNUAL SCIENCE OF GINGERBREAD EXHIBIT AND COMPETITION – NOVEMBER 25 TO JANUARY 1, 2012

Today we have a Press Release from the Discovery Science Center and several photos from the recent Star Wars exhibit courtesy of Randy Jennings from TheArnoldfans.com.

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The Disney Parks Blog reports: “When the actor who voices Anakin Skywalker on the hit series Star Wars: The Clone Wars visits Disneyland park, you just know that he’s going to check out Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, and that is exactly where we caught up with Matt Lanter.” Read more.

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The Discovery Science Center in Santa Ana, California has just opened a new exhibit called “Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination”. I was able to go to VIP preview last night. President of the Discovery Science Center Joe Adams talked about what it took to bring this exhibit to Orange County. “The Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination exhibit is a perfect fit for the Center as it blends science with excitement and imagination. With demand comes opportunity. This is the largest traveling exhibit we have ever hosted. To accommodate the entire exhibit, we had to create two new galleries from our existing space and add a tent in the parking lot. “

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Starting November 18th, Just down the road from Disneyland. The Discovery Science Center in Santa Ana will be hosting the exhibit Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination. For all the details on this exhibit we have posted the Press Release.

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If you’re like me, up until Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, you believed that the RX pilot droid was a brand-new model shortly after the end of Return of the Jedi.

But now we know that RX’s were actually in existence prior to A New Hope, which led me to reconsider an obscure passage from L. Neil Smith’s 1983 novel Lando Calrissian and the Mindharp of Sharu. And the traits of the 1986 Rex pilot dovetail pretty nicely with the descriptions from the older novel.

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Information and the 2011 logo for the unofficial June 26th event has been posted on www.starwarsdisneyland.com. T-shirts with the logo can be ordered and the proceeds go to the American Cancer Society.

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