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October 17, 2002: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: #OTD @rchurchdesign submitted this early concept artwork showing the clone troopers hang-gliding into the sinkhole as they begin their attack.

October 8, 2003: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: #OTD @rchurchdesign’s notes for the changes made to the can-cell 3-D digital model indicate sleeker, skinnier legs and Yoda is enlarged 120 percent. Of course, in the end the scene was cancelled…

October 8, 1999: Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: #OTD Iain McCaig delivered this costume design for Padmé’s desert nightgown; and as it was used on set in a cut scene with C-3PO.

October 7, 1997: Star Wars: The Phantom Menace: Doug Chiang’s July 1996 concept for a Sith spaceship became #OTD the basis for this Trade Federation starfighter, which is shown in attack, flight, and landing configurations.

October 4, 2003: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: #OTD @rchurchdesign completed a concept for a crane device on Mustafar.

October 3, 2002: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: #OTD @rchurchdesign drew this concept of a Star Destroyer (top left) docking on Mustafar, as thorn-like collection panels overhang the lava at right.

September 26, 2002: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith: #OTD @rchurchdesign’s concept for a Mustafa/Mustafar mining chamber has a cloaked figure walking across a bridge to give a sense of scale.

September 20, 1999: Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: #OTD Doug Chiang drew a full-body concept for the stormtrooper/clone armor. He also drew helmet concepts on June 22 and September 8, 1999.

September 18, 1966: #JamesBond: You Only Live Twice: #OTD The aerial unit, led by cameraman Johnny Jordan, started filming “Little Nellie” being pursued by four #SPECTRE helicopters around Mount Shinmoe and Kagoshima, Japan, using these storyboards as reference. @007

September 17, 2001: Star Wars: Attack of the Clones: #OTD @rchurchdesign’s concept for the arena, shows the archducal box, from where the dignitaries will view the slaughter, in the background. There were 3 versions of this shot with the box in different positions.