Assembles: Star Wars, Power of the Force, Jabba's Palace 3D Diorama

Sources:
Hasbro Inc. Star Wars 3D Display Diorama Jabba’s Palace with Han Solo in Carbonite. Pawtucket, RI 1998. Design and Paper Engineering Robert Culbertson. Illustrated by David McMackin. Produced by Designimation, Inc. West Palm Beach, Florida.
David McMackin:
Film Art Gallery. “Star wars Episode 2 Attack of the Clones.” Accessed June 21, 2024. filmartgallery....
I could find no conclusive information on Robert Culberton.
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This video Copyright John Morgan, 2024.
Applications used: Affinity Photo and Corel Video Studio 2020.
Music: Outdoor Breeze- Serene Pasture, taken from Video Studio 2020 Music Library.

[@MythonThePython]

This was a fun video to watch, I never had one of these but it looks really cool. Enjoyed watching you assemble it and loved seeing those Final Faction figures in use! Take care my friend!

[@aworldmadeofcardboard3692]

Thank you for watching! I was pleasantly surprised how well it went together. Hopefully I can add more videos soon.

[@Mvargo97]

I loved these POTF2 dios as a kid

[@aworldmadeofcardboard3692]

I think I would have loved them too. But I was in college at the time and had Transformers and GI Joe on my mind. Thank you for watching.

[@robertsinfiniterealms1308]

I need to pick this one up, I just got the cantina because of Wilhelm, forgot how cool it was. I never had the palace though.

[@aworldmadeofcardboard3692]

It's a good playset. Definitely worth the purchase if you really like Star Wars and want a neat little background for displaying your figures. Thank you for watching.

[@BanthaPooDoo64]

I bought one about a yr ago and it’s a nice play set specifically when u fill it out with Jabba and the other characters it really looks nice ,but I plan to modify my and make it more sturdier and simpler to assemble great video THANKS 😊👍

[@aworldmadeofcardboard3692]

Thank you for watching! It is a great addition to any Star Wars collection. The design lends itself to getting Jabba and a bunch of his "party goers" to hang out. Happy Building!

[@TimHayes]

I got the Jabba's Palace diorama as well. I hope you have fun with yours! You might need some paperweights to hold parts of it down. That's what I had to do with mine. Luckily by then I collected a bunch of Jabba's Palace and Tatooine related Star Wars figures to populate it!

[@aworldmadeofcardboard3692]

I've thought about getting a few figures for it. I have it sitting on a shelf now and it looks SO EMPTY with no figures in it. It is a fun little playset to build. Thank you for watching.

[@Scotty-Z70]

so, Han Solo isn't made of cardboard? EPIC FAIL!!!! JK! great video! Maybe you can duct tape over Han Solo, or Aluminum Foil over him to carbonize him?

[@aworldmadeofcardboard3692]

But...but aluminum foil isn't cardboard too.🤪 I'm not really sure what they were hoping to achieve with this figure. It just seems odd. I think they did make a figure with a carbon block "case" so that the Solo could be "trapped" in it. But that was NOT released here. Thank you for watching.

[@Scotty-Z70]

@@aworldmadeofcardboard3692 yep I have the figure that looks like your figure and clips into the backside of the carbon slab. It’s like the exact opposite of your figure. I suppose if I put the carbon top of mine on yours it would be complete