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IF YOU LOVE STAR WARS THEN WATCH THIS. Behind the Scenes of Star Wars Rogue One | Set Sculptor’s Story | Black Hangar & Pinewood Studios In 2015, I worked as a sculptor on Star Wars: Rogue One at the Black Hangar in Basingstoke and Pinewood Studios. This video shares my personal behind-the-scenes experience building iconic Star Wars film sets, including Saw Gerrera’s base and the Rock Planet landing zone. As part of a team of five sculptors, we carved massive rock formations from polystyrene, working long days and nights under intense deadlines with full blue-screen environments. I also worked on prisoner cells, catacombs, pillars, and exterior set features before moving to Pinewood Studios, where I saw a full-scale X-Wing fighter up close. Star Wars has been a huge part of my life — both my parents worked on the original films, and I grew up visiting legendary sets like Yoda’s swamp and the Millennium Falcon. Rogue One was my first Star Wars movie to work on, and remains my favourite of the Disney era. If you’re interested in: • Star Wars behind the scenes • Film set sculpting and prop making • Practical effects and set construction • Pinewood Studios and Black Hangar builds • Rogue One production stories then this video is for you. #starwars #empirestrikesback #starwarsnerd #movies #behindthescenes #returnofthejedi Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more film industry and set-build content. Suggested Tags (optional): Star Wars Rogue One, Rogue One behind the scenes, Star Wars set building, film set sculptor, Pinewood Studios, Black Hangar Basingstoke, Star Wars production, practical effects Star Wars, X Wing set, Saw Gerrera base