Jason Eaton’s work in the industry, as well as the private sector, has been amazing! Like many of us, he too was a Star Wars fan when he was young, and today he is involved with the RESTORATION work of several miniatures made for the films we all grew up admiring! How fantastic is that?!! Jason’s world-class level artistry has allowed him to be intertwined with the models that originally inspired him to become an artist. Like this ILM Master Pattern of the PYRO X-Wing he restored….. wow! I remember viewing photos of this fuselage pattern broken down into it’s right and left parts so many years ago, and here it is! You can READ THE BACK-STORY of this fantastic restoration on Jason’s MYSTERY 10 site, just as you can see the other restoration models he has done...

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KLINGON Bird of Prey Replica KIT!

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$3,500 USD

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Kit Scale: Studio Scale

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Kit Description: This Klingon Bird of Prey Kit is as seen on Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. This filming replica is based on the Nilo Rodis Jamero designs for the movie...

The BBQ was battery operated. It had a spinning cylinder with tiny mirror reflectors on it, so as it lit up, the reflectors simulated a roasting fire from below.

The house had an opening door and inside, you can see the interior with a sofa, rug and TV that lit up. There was a slide of the Jetsons displayed on the screen.

I sculpted the figures out of super sculpty while my coworkers helped with sculpting trees, poured resin into the hot tub, etc. House was sculpted and carved out of foam. Without their help, it would have been impossible to complete the task in time for the wedding.

The vacuum formed floor had to be removed before the cake underneath can be cut...

Here is my Flintstone car I built in the late 80’s. The car is mostly made from foam and super sculpey. The wheels, seats and dashboard were foam, while the hard body was super sculpey.

This is a sneak peek at my ROTJ A wing studio Maquette replica. A few of these models were built by ILM before or during the fabrication of the much larger filming miniature. This model is comprised of two Tamiya 1/32 F14 hulls, that are cut in half and rejoined. Along with the engines from the Hasegawa 1/32 F16. Various other parts from each of these kits are used to create the form. Obviously due to very limed reference of these crude models, some embellishment is required, but it made it all the more fun, some areas i just chose to go my own way and tidy up somewhat in comparison to the ILM model...

My second “Star Wars Sketchbook” model is a mix of Joe Johnston art and the blueprints drawn by Steve Gawley. Of note, the very earliest TIE Fighter mock-up by ILM feature these more-segmented wings, so it’s really cool to bring this particular early iteration to life. SEE MORE HERE, or by clicking the VIEW MORE button link below.
Jason Eaton
Mystery 10

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ENDOR Shield Generator Kit

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€130 ($143 USD)

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Kit Scale: 30 cm / ~12″ Tall.

Kit Materials: This kit contains 9 resin parts, 4 3-D printed parts and a handrail made from Plastruct.

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Kit Availability: Available as of 9/2/19

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Kit Description: Scifimodels proudly presents the new Star Wars resin kit. It’s a generator from the bunkers on Endor in Return of the Jedi. The generators produce the energy for the Death Star shield and was blown up by the rebels...

This is a screen used Death Star Tower, built by ILM for the original Star Wars. I restored it for Chris Casady, who worked on the film. It was missing a gun, which I fabricated using the same parts used originally, and painted/weathered ever so slightly to match the existing piece. It is surprisingly light as it is made out of biscuit foam, and is actually two different tower fragments presented as a whole (the towers were either grey or tan). This was truly a pleasure and an honor to work on!
Jason Eaton
Mystery 10

A huge thank you to Daniel Broadway for releasing these fantastic photos for us all of the Episode 7 digital models!! These are the FATHEAD images for the amazing wall art they offer. I can tell you all…. these will all be built… large and ready to view in our Gallery. I am absolutely positive Disney will be showing off these new designs in all of their Parks around the world soon enough.

Because there are no actual physical models being used for the ships in The Force Awakens, very high quality CG model assets were made for the film by Industrial Light and Magic. To help with reference, here are some ULTRA high res renders of ILM’s assets.

Daniel Broadway

Daniel Broadway

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Here are more fantastic photos from Jean-Marc and Olivier! Fantastic!!

JEAN-MARC DESCHAMPS

Histoire & Collections

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Olivier Cabourdin

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