‘ Star Wars’ fans can now come face to face with the heroes and villains of the sci-fi universe series at London as Madame Tussauds has recreated the scenes from one of the most popular movie franchises.
The American epic space opera franchise’s 11 scenes set-up required 180 sculptors, hair artists, colourists, set designers and prop makers that took more than a year to recreate these scenes, including “Darth Vader reveals he is Luke Skywalker’s father”, the Guardian reported.
Ben Sweet, general manager of the wax museum said that a single figure would normally take around 4 months to make, but the bigger figures such as the gargantuan Jabba the Hutt, weighing 220kg, took a little bit longer and they initially created him in a warehouse.
The fans of the famous American series will be able to experience classic scenes at a new interactive exhibition at the London wax museum after teams of artists created models of Anakin Skywalker amid the lava of Mustafar and Han Solo in the Millennium Falcon alongside his Wookiee co-pilot Chewbacca with lightsaber sounds and space visual effects.
The exhibition will be officially opened for the fans on 16 May. (ANI)