Star wars astromech droid

The R3-series astromech droid was part of the line of R-series astromech droids[2] manufactured by Industrial Automaton.[1] Thanks to their Intellex V processors,[10] R3 astromechs had faster processing abilities than the more common R2 units.[2] Some R3 series astromechs, such as R3-S1, had transparent domes[10] while others like R3-S6 had an opaque dome.[4] Some R3 units, such as R3-A3, also had conical heads rather than domes.[7] Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade (and audiobook) Star…

Ilm Art Challenge- I decided to go all in on making a droid that was smaller than R2- but still big and clunky- not miniature in any way. How would a gyro ball droid been rigged and filmed, if it was created in the 1970's? What would it do? How do we create that feel while still creating something new and not completely ridiculous.

Star Wars: Meet the creatures and droids in Rogue One

T7-O1, known affectionately as Teeseven or T7, is an Astromech droid and is the first companion Jedi Knights acquire. He is first encountered on Tython. The quirky and stubborn Astromech Droid designated T7-O1 hasn't been memory-wiped since his activation more than two centuries ago. This rare condition gives T7 a massive knowledge base, with detailed records of every mission he's ever undertaken and the many friends and enemies made along the way. Because his memories remain intact, T7 has…

I made this concepts for the ILM Challenge Long time ago, was fun to do it for practice

R7S1 - Astromech droid - Configuratorby DapeR7S1 - Astromech droid with Configurator, so you can adjust it the way you like. Configurator is published

““Unused field droid concepts from the opening sequence of #RogueOne.” - design supervisor Christian Alzmann (@CAlzmann) #StarWars https://t.co/G4MzjqnPgA”

R5-J2 IMPERIAL DROID