The fiberglass and aluminum Han Solo™ section was recreated with a combination of mold and cast items and 3D printed details scanned from the original film prop. The newly designed executive style desk features a modern combination of rich mahogany stained walnut with metal and glass accents, to bring a stylish design to one of the most wanted objects (and characters!) in the entire Star Wars universe. Today, Regal Robot is proud to present a reimagined version of one of our most popular design, the new Han Solo™ Carbonite Desk. The internet’s reaction was nothing short of explosive, and it lead them push in this new design direction, combining high end sculpting and art with function and furniture. Rather pay by check, AHC/transfer, or phone in a credit card? Or want to discuss a payment plan? Contact us today!Ībout 10 years ago, our company founders created the infamous original Han Solo™ in Carbonite desk for a Grammy award winning musician to auction for charity. Please contact us for a quote for shipping to AK, HI or United States territories. At this time, Star Wars products may only be shipped to addresses within the US and US Territories. Motor freight deliver will run between $599-$999 depending on your location in the continental US. This item is eligible for easy payments via Partial.ly. This item is made-to-order and delivers in approximately 16-18 weeks when paid in full. Order yours today! Extended 12 month payment plan available. The desk also features a tower cabinet with adjustable shelf within, and three drawers to provide plenty of storage, perfect for any home, office or workspace. The spacious desk top is approximately 78.75” by 29.25”, to provide ample workspace. The tall desk has a top surface height of approximately 34.5″ tall, with 26″ of leg clearance. The rich stain of the wooden base provides a striking contrast to the aluminum metal and glass accents of the desk. The desk features a life-size recreation of Han Solo™ encased in carbonite, topped with an sleek 1/2” glass table top. Good grief that sounds horrific and it makes me have a newfound sympathy for anyone that is frozen in carbonite, especially if they don’t really deserve it! I mean, Han was conscious the entire time! It’s not like he was knocked out or anything.Regal Robot is proud to present Han Solo™ Carbonite Desk, the debut product in our custom furniture studio, which will feature beautiful products that combine the timeless looks of stained wood, metal, stone or glass with imaginative inspiration from the Star Wars ™ universe. “That carbon freeze was the closest thing to dead there is. Han then reveals and describes what it was like for him being frozen in carbonite and it’s a startling and nightmarish detail. Han: “Hey, kid! Thanks for coming after me.” You can barely hear them speak as the characters reconnect but this is the dialogue: As Luke Skywalker ( Mark Hamill), Han Solo, and Princess Leia are trying to get off the desert planet, a sandstorm rages. The scene was shared by Jamie Benning and it takes place shortly after the Return of the Jedi’s opening scene in Jabba the Hutt’s palace and it’s set near the Sarlacc pit. It is set in the middle of a Tatooine sandstorm, and it’s at this moment that we learn a dark detail about Han Solo ( Harrison Ford) being trapped in Carbonite. This deleted scene was the first that was shot for the film, which was originally titled Revenge of the Jedi.
It’s also always fun to be reminded that these things exist from time to time and rewatch them! I know a lot of you have probably already seen this, but I also know a lot of people haven’t. Here’s a fascinating and insightful deleted scene from Star Wars: Return of the Jedithat I wanted to share with you today.
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