A long time ago in a studio far, far away... artist Colin Cantwell created these incredible sketches of spaceships that would be made into icons by the Star Wars movies. The artwork includes early versions of the X-wing fighters, piloted by Luke Skywalker in the original trilogy of films, and the Imperial Star Destroyer - the flagships of Darth Vader's fleet. The pencil drawings were done in 1974 and 1975, two years before the release of the first Star Wars film, and show George Lucas's franchise could have looked quite different. A long time ago: The original sketches of spaceships from Star Wars show how different the films could have looked, including this X-Wing fighter with just two wings
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Sketches were done by Colin Cantwell two years before first film released
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Show X-wings with only two wings and oddly-shaped Star Destroyers
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Are being sold with original script called Adventures Of The Starkiller
He was also responsible for designing the tench and hole which Luke fires into to destroy @placeholder's ultimate space station.