Over 40 years since I first saw Star Wars and this is the first time I've seen anybody describing the Falcon as a pusher tug boat in space. This makes SO MUCH SENSE to me. I've always wondered how it could be a freighter with such small cargo holds. Thank you.
Same, I can't believe I've never seen this. It makes so much more sense seeing how the weird shape of the ship's front grabs the cargo. It even explains why the cockpit is awkwardly stuck off to one side!
same here! I always wanted to know how it could be called a freighter and be so quick and agile. I was not aware of the escape pods in the lower rear of the hull either. The 3D model shows everything better than a physical model for clarity along with the detailed explanations. Makes a fictional item seem so real.
@@brianconlan4215 Yes, in essence that's what it is. Or really, a barge pusher in space. Like we have here in the United States for pushing the long containers up and down the Mississippi River.
It seems very cozy, I mean imagine relaxing in the cockpit or the ”main hold area” with friends just cruising around, playing card/board games, food/drinks, music etc.
Nope. Just you and about 175 other RUclips consumers. 100k likes; 1M+ subscribers -what more do you want to give him? $3000....? a donut....? Your first born....? A reach around....? He knows what he’s doing and he’s doing it well. No doubt he gets credit where it’s due. Its not like you ‘found him’ selling digital animations at a bus stop and thought to yourself: this poor but talented individual. His artistic works go unnoticed. He needs more credit! What’s wrong with you...
@@josiahcochran8290 Yep, still have mine (or my college grad now has it). Spent MANY-an-hour with the Falcon at the center of MANY scenarios my 10 year old head could dream up.
Though if Star Wars was a little more realistic you would expect ships about the size of the Millenium Falcon or maybe slightly smaller to be extremely common. That they would be about the size for a family.
Star Wars for me as a kid was 50% games,movies,toys and 50% incredible cross sections. I loved seeing the artist rendering of what was inside all the ships and bases.
I can't believe I've been a Star Wars fan for this long and finally learned that the Millennium Falcon isn't exactly a cargo ship, it's more like a semi tractor. For years I've been looking at cutaway diagrams of this ship and wondered, "OK but where do they transport the cargo, the ship is almost entirely living space?"
Exactly. My first thought when I saw the cut open diagram was "Man if I was in the business of moving cargo, this would be a horrible ship to have unless i was moving extremely small volumes of highly profitable / illegal items.
The millennium falcon is heavily modified for speed though it doesn't have standard sublight or the original hyper drive engine. They're upgraded with a "massive" turbo as such on the sublight engine with some extra heat vent stuff and the hyper drive engine was replaced altogether for one fast than most imperial ships up to cruiser class.
Yeah. Usually small cargo ships are pretty much all cargo space with a bridge and a tiny cabin attached and that's it. The Falcon looks more like a personal cruise ship. One meant to give a sense of space and feel comfortable on long journeys.
When you watch videos like this its not just about the animations but also the narrator. This is why I love your work as it always has beautiful animations and clear crisp audio.
What's remarkable about this video is that it's better than the tour of the Millennium Falcon that I saw on Disney+. That video had no commentary, no text to tell you what was what, and was so random in what it showed you couldn't get a clear sense of where things were in relation to each other. Your video is clear, concise, gives the viewer a definite sense of where things are in relation to each other, and is just plain fun. It just goes to show what a difference passion and attention to detail can make.
Don’t hate the player, hate the game. This guy has put this together from the information given and I have to say he has done a pretty good job of it, despite the tools he wAs given. Give him a break!
@@fishiefish6179 There is already one built. This dude based his off a modified UCS design by Marshall Banana and added a full interior (at least what shows up on camera). Custom Millennium Falcon: ruclips.net/video/_OK0oZkbXgc/видео.html Marshal Banana: www.flickr.com/photos/marshal-banana/
All these years I never understood how this could be freighter, seeing how it wasn't a very big ship and the only cargo space they ever show in the films was under the floor boards. It also explains why the cockpit is off on one side.
@@slickstretch6391 I assume that it's meant primarily for either high-value items or short trips between neighboring systems rather than longer trips. For anything else, it's unlikely to be economical to operate.
@@airnidzo I agree it is hard to get much past that from a nostalgic point of view but I have expanded my series to include Episodes I - III, Solo and Rogue One. That is where I absolutely draw the line before feminism killed the series. I've heard good things about The Mandalorian on Disney though and am gonna give it a go.
@@Arakasi22 Have seen 2 episodes. Not quite what i expected, but they sure captured more of the original movies spirit then all of the Reyrey movies. That being said, none of it compares, not even close, to the original movies.
Considering it's supposed to be a freighter in space, it would hardly be a problem. In fact, as shown at 1:20, it could actually be an advantage. The ship was never designed for dogfights or for navigating narrow corridors at high speed. The way Han uses the ship, having the cockpit centered would probably be better, but he was originally a smuggler, he wanted his ship to appear unremarkable and blend in, so he left the cockpit on the side. Then he probably got used to it.
And then the rise of the dead guy came out and.....Rey is the Emperor's granddaughter. She can now use the force to HEAL people...lol AND she can vaporize people....POOF. Which she does to Gramps.
@@EdsterIII Fuck off with these new movies. They insult the memory of the original pics we all know and love. Btw, my cousin promised me his original Lego Falcon. He is 20 years younger then me lol, but he recognizes a true fan xD
I was in my early twenties when SW first came out. We were thrilled to see the Millennium Falcon, but never heard of anything as detailed as this, which I am sure has been created and modified over the last 45 years.
galaxiesaver Actually the original name for the element was “alumium.” Then the guy who discovered it changed his mind and started calling it “aluminum.” He was British by the way, Sir Humphry Davy. Then British chemists decided they didn’t like aluminum because it didn’t sound “classical enough,” so they started calling it “aluminium.”
He outfitted the ship with a plastic bottle ejector. It's much more efficient for a smuggler on the go to "refill" a Mountain Dew bottle and chuck them out into space. Having a bathroom took up valuable cargo space needed to move weapons and blow.
@@brentdrafts2290 Star Wars ships can cover the entire galaxy in about a few days at best, no doubt you could find *some* planet to stop by for a leak.
I had a fun stem teacher back in middle school who showed us this video for fun. This was during my peak fandom for Star Wars, so it’s a memory I’m likely never to forget.
Good to know. I always wondered about the cargo space considering it really doesn't look like it could haul much. Makes more sense now that you explained how it pushed mass carbo. After all these years I don't have to be baffled the next time I watch a star wars movie
Nice work. Trivia: Originally the cockpit could rotate, and the normal "space mode" was sideways like a sunfish, but going "saucer" mode for landings. They abandoned this idea as superfluous though as the Falcon twists and turns so much while manouvering in battle.
Obi Wan: Han Han Solo: What is it old man? Obi Wan: Where is the shitter? Han Solo: Its at the back but Chewie just went so Id give it a couple of hours.
I flew a few years with the YT-1300 as Commander Pilot and must say this animation is pretty acurate. Landing the YT-1300 on rough terrain was tricky and was always done on manual control. Hyperdrive was the most fun and saved us a lot of time with flying. I mis the high quality seats which you’ll not find in the newest types.
Watching Star Wars is one of the earliest memories of my life. Thanks for making this nostalgic and informational video. This has motivated me to go and watch empire strikes back again for the 50th time
I have HUGE respect for TESB, but in my honest opinion masterpiece called 'Return of the Jedi' is even better. It's a really exciting movie from start to finish ⭐
@@Jacques_the_Rooster Well if the competition is between these two, I don't mind. They are both great films :) But then again the first "a new hope" for other reasons is great as well :)
@@frostyvr9805 Can't be included in Life Support. If life support fails then you can repair it efficiently, if the inertial dampers are tied in with the life support, then the life support fails automatically when the damper do. This is why we can all agree that Star Wars is science fantasy, not fiction, for proper sci-fi watch Star Trek. I love me some captain Picard!
I have to say, this is probably the best interior of the Falcon video on RUclips. Please consider doing one on the Slave I (I refuse to call it a FireSpray).
The mandibles being designed to push cargo makes the YT make so much more sense. It's so overpowered because it's really a kind of tug, designed to push masses of cargo much larger than the ship itself.
@@kellylarsen7280 There is mass and there is gravity.....so again....space tug. Terrible designed space tug ( have to flip the ship around to retro burn) but space tug.
This is great , I've always wanted a detailed guilded tour of the millennium falcon. I think it's small size is why it's so fast . One thing I've always loved about star wars is their ships , and this was an amazing ship capable of doing light speed for long trips as well as landing in the parking lot of a quicky mart. 👽✨
Personnaly, I was blown away how efficient and practical are the proximity of the main entry to the cockpit, the cockpit to the gun area, the cockpit to the living room, the main entry to the smuggling area compartments. And i did not know that this model was designed to be modular for the buyer, which explains even more why there are corridors on the center of the ship. And i am always blown away as all these was imagined in 1970 by GL and its crew :)
@@DarthRedbeard look I know it's intention wasn't to get a realistic model. They propably couldn't know it was going to be such a succes. First priority was for it to look cool and that's it. But still it's unefficient in it's layout. And yes, a pretty good job considering it was made in 1970 when all the fancy 3D tools wheren't present to help them modelling / making these conceptarts and such. So not a critique on that ;-)
The circuitry bay where Han and Leia had their first kiss in Empire, is missing. I was building a scale model a while back, so I know where a few things are situated. This is a great video. Thanks for making. It's influenced me to get back to building the model.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Haha. I do know where it is on a plan I have which was from a Star Wars Vehicles book from ages ago. I could send you the pic if you give me your email.
I never new. Just got home from Disney and the Star Wars theme is amazing. I’ve never been a fan as a kid but I’m about to watch as many films as possible.
Beautiful model. One of the lesser known secrets of the Falcon is that the sets from the original trilogy don't really fit together in the "physical" hull. Too much set for the chassis. More than a few people have tried to square that circle over the years. This is a very nice addition to the club.
I can't get enough of this channel I watch 10 maybe 12 videos in a row such great editing animation and narrating the research he has put into each video is absolutely amazing great job you definitely put the work into making every video informative and interesting to watch
Loved this!!! Showed the video to my dad, who is a Star Wars fan since childhood. I have one idea. What if you make a "What's inside a Venator Class"? That would be awesome.
Fantastic video, but I would like to make two remarks: - Where is the bathroom? 😁 - Were there any escape pods on the Falcon for real? I just couldn't imagine Han Solo using one and leaving his ship even when there is emergency...
We see the pods used in TLJ, though not quite for the intended purpose. Han was always prepared for the worst. He would wait until the LAST possible moment, but if something went wrong and the ship was going to blow, I think he'd use it. He'd just never forgive himself for it.
He used them as a decoy in A New Hope. When the Death Star captured the ship one of the officers remarked that 'several of the escape pods have been jettisoned' Giving the illusion that Han and the crew had abandoned ship after leaving Tatooine.
This is pretty amazing! Thank you so much for doing this rendering and sharing it with us. I recently got a LEGO Millenium Falcon and I was looking for the blueprints of the original. I will be changing a few things around the inside of it to resemble the original. I’ll check what other things you’ve done. I’m sure I’ll enjoy them as well. This was also educational apart from being neat and very engaging. I appreciate you 😉👍🏽
Thank you so much for using the original millennium falcon. I was so nervous I was going to have to watch stuff involving the sequels. (We don't talk about the sequels)
That's partly true on tanks of today though, sometimes you gotta remove the entire engine to access a critical component. I'm sure there's a lot more minor access panels and crawlspaces that aren't shown here though to access some more cramped areas, but I'd guess more major maintenance overhaul would be done in spaceports where they can partially disassemble the ship due to it's modularity.
@@chompyturtle - Luxury, my friend! Lando was all about the luxury. Why would he accept the cramped quarters of a standard escape pod when he could enjoy a more spacious accommodation with more life support and control resources to reach better planets (or bring a companion).
This was great, I scrolled through all your videos hoping to see an old pirate ship or voyage ship from the 1600’s or 1700’s, I’ve always wanted to see an in-depth view of how it looks and how it works
Headcanon: The extra cargo (5:43) hold that's hidden inside a wall is where the toilet used to be. Han through that since the Falcon is so fast that he could just hold it until the next stop.
Seems like a design failure that the life support systems can only be accessed through the freight loading entrance ... in other words, you can't get to them while in space. In other models, the wall between the main hold and the forward hold (the wall between the two bunks in the "chessboard" room) is labeled as "cargo transfer hatches", which would imply you could pass cargo through. But unless a person is climbing through the "cargo transfer hatch", you need to be landed in order to have someone pass it through to the other side. And why have hatches instead of simply a door with a rail system where people could pass through, move the cargo easily at port, access ALL of the cargo during spaceflight, as well as fix a failing life support system mid-flight? I hate myself for actually typing this.
Парень, ты сделал обалденный работу, шикарный обзор, все наглядно и безумно интересно! Всегда любопытно заглянуть внутрь любого агрегата, чтобы узнать, как же он устроен. Огромное спасибо от олдфага ЗВ и тем, кто сделал русские субтитры.
Stumbled across your channel because of the Star Wars stuff, obviously...and had to sub after seeing how clean and no nonsense your graphics and delivery was...good job...keep going...
I have to agree, this guy has done his homework. Plus I admire his high imagination on the schematics of Millennium Falcon. Though this ship just doesn't exist in real world, yet he described it all in detail. Good job 👍👍👍
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Jared's next video: Whats inside the Death Star?
*Video length 36 hours*
Just after that; Inside of the Starkiller base
No next is a star destroyer THEN it's the death star
QuantumX YT The starkiller base itself isn't big, the planet is, but not the base itself
@@BB_Rhino42 after then is the supremacy super star destroyer
@@hwalnut7202 the planet _is_ the base
As a mechanic who works on Corellian YT Freighters, I was surprised on how accurate this video was, bravo.
Thanks Cool Guy
So you're the son of a mother who left the svetzner wrench in my aft hypersync tansflux port, you owe me big time buddy.
Hey, a quick question, where do you keep the bathroom in the ship???
Or do you people don't go to the toilet?
@@your_randomdude It can go out the escape pod if you’re resourceful
@@your_randomdude or even in a bag that goes in a trash compactor somewhere onboard if you choose to install it
Over 40 years since I first saw Star Wars and this is the first time I've seen anybody describing the Falcon as a pusher tug boat in space. This makes SO MUCH SENSE to me. I've always wondered how it could be a freighter with such small cargo holds. Thank you.
Same, I can't believe I've never seen this. It makes so much more sense seeing how the weird shape of the ship's front grabs the cargo. It even explains why the cockpit is awkwardly stuck off to one side!
Space Barge :P
same here! I always wanted to know how it could be called a freighter and be so quick and agile. I was not aware of the escape pods in the lower rear of the hull either. The 3D model shows everything better than a physical model for clarity along with the detailed explanations. Makes a fictional item seem so real.
In my mind it's like the cab of an articulated lorry.
@@brianconlan4215 Yes, in essence that's what it is. Or really, a barge pusher in space. Like we have here in the United States for pushing the long containers up and down the Mississippi River.
It seems very cozy, I mean imagine relaxing in the cockpit or the ”main hold area” with friends just cruising around, playing card/board games, food/drinks, music etc.
Something about the Millennium Falcon always seemed so cozy to me. This small ship flying through the stars with a group of small friends
Yeah right I would love to live on the millennium falcon
Winnebago road trip
@@johnmazzoni487 Spaceballs :-)
A Miranda class cruiser or Klingon bird of prey wouldn´t be bad either :-)
It is very cozy. It feels much like a house with all the rooms and corridors. It even have a living room
Anyone else thinking this guy doesn’t get enough credit for the work he does
The render time for this video would be royally fucked for the amount of attention he doesn’t get
100% with you on this. These anination are so well done, and directed. Each shots has meaning. Bravo.
I credited him quite a bit.
Wait till this guy finds out about Harry 10 uk
Nope. Just you and about 175 other RUclips consumers. 100k likes; 1M+ subscribers -what more do you want to give him? $3000....? a donut....? Your first born....? A reach around....? He knows what he’s doing and he’s doing it well. No doubt he gets credit where it’s due.
Its not like you ‘found him’ selling digital animations at a bus stop and thought to yourself: this poor but talented individual. His artistic works go unnoticed. He needs more credit!
What’s wrong with you...
the idea is clear, people in star wars don't go to the bathroom.
They decompose their shit
Thank you Mandalorian for addressing that issue 😂
@@glutentaco I forgot to mention that! the very close shot of Mando bathroom, next to where baby yoda sleeps ahah
Toilet is called a You-Tube.
STUPID IDIOT! YOU HAVE A SPACE SHIP AND A LOT OF OCEANS PLANETS SO WHY BUILD A FUCKING BORING BATHROOM???
YOU LIL GIRL
The quality this guy does on this vid is amazing. i love model renders, exploring mechanics, all through lore.
As a kid I wanted to live inside my millennium falcon toy.
When I got it for Christmas I would lay on the floor and stare at it for hours.
You and me both. I still have mine
@@josiahcochran8290 Yep, still have mine (or my college grad now has it).
Spent MANY-an-hour with the Falcon at the center of MANY scenarios my 10 year old head could dream up.
What is the brand name of the millennium falcon toy ?
hope you still enjoy your therapy
@@BHARGAV_GAJJAR Id say Kenner is the toy brand
This is an amazing explanation of what's inside Millennium Falcon! I had no clue that this ship was so configurable! Keep up the great work!
Poop
you like poop
you have poop
Though if Star Wars was a little more realistic you would expect ships about the size of the Millenium Falcon or maybe slightly smaller to be extremely common. That they would be about the size for a family.
Of course there's a toilet. Where do you think hypermatter comes from?
Uh oh...
Refresher
Lol!
taco bell of course
Feed a Wookie my chili and you're gonna get plenty of hypermatter 😄🤣😝🤪
Star Wars for me as a kid was 50% games,movies,toys and 50% incredible cross sections. I loved seeing the artist rendering of what was inside all the ships and bases.
Petition to make Jared To Do
“What’s inside the Imperial Star Destroyer?”
And
“What’s inside the Death Star”
Great ideas😁
I really want to know what's inside of an AT-AT Walker too...
@ACF there are much informations... There are books with such things...
Super Death Star.....
Petition Signed.
If possible, I'd like to see more of Star Wars ships. Luthen's ship, _Fondor,_ in particular.
🤡
Came here to request exactly this.
Yeaaaaaaaaahhh, please.
@@Bubbies-777look at urself
I can't believe I've been a Star Wars fan for this long and finally learned that the Millennium Falcon isn't exactly a cargo ship, it's more like a semi tractor. For years I've been looking at cutaway diagrams of this ship and wondered, "OK but where do they transport the cargo, the ship is almost entirely living space?"
same
Considering that we have never actually seen one of these guys pushing cargo before its an easy mistake.
Exactly. My first thought when I saw the cut open diagram was "Man if I was in the business of moving cargo, this would be a horrible ship to have unless i was moving extremely small volumes of highly profitable / illegal items.
The millennium falcon is heavily modified for speed though it doesn't have standard sublight or the original hyper drive engine. They're upgraded with a "massive" turbo as such on the sublight engine with some extra heat vent stuff and the hyper drive engine was replaced altogether for one fast than most imperial ships up to cruiser class.
Yeah. Usually small cargo ships are pretty much all cargo space with a bridge and a tiny cabin attached and that's it.
The Falcon looks more like a personal cruise ship. One meant to give a sense of space and feel comfortable on long journeys.
Thanks! Best Millennium Falcon layout and design video ever.❤❤❤
When you watch videos like this its not just about the animations but also the narrator. This is why I love your work as it always has beautiful animations and clear crisp audio.
Tru dis!😊
Can’t believe the Falcon doesn’t have a toilet.
No shit.
@Aydon Joseph bruh
Jack B. You just have to hold it. That’s why Han & Chewy are always in a rush to get to their next stop.
Han added a shower and bathroom after Him and Lea got serious. Check it out
@Aydon Joseph Imagine you're the fifth person that has to jump ship, open up your escape pod and find a fucking septic tank
The Mandalorians ship has a toilet.
But you'll never see his penis without its helmet on and finely polished ...
Chris M Smalley How does he polish it if he never takes it off? His actual helmet that is, not his dick’s helmet. Lol
SPOILER ALERT
In the last episode he takes his helmet off
scake Who cares?
It's the only canonical toilet in Star Wars
What's remarkable about this video is that it's better than the tour of the Millennium Falcon that I saw on Disney+. That video had no commentary, no text to tell you what was what, and was so random in what it showed you couldn't get a clear sense of where things were in relation to each other. Your video is clear, concise, gives the viewer a definite sense of where things are in relation to each other, and is just plain fun. It just goes to show what a difference passion and attention to detail can make.
...and how crappy Disney has become
Don’t hate the player, hate the game. This guy has put this together from the information given and I have to say he has done a pretty good job of it, despite the tools he wAs given. Give him a break!
Ah... But the Hayes Manual is extremely detailed, and he omitted or ignored the interesting bits, like the crew quarters, the head, the galley...
Where is the toilet?
Refresher is in crew quarters, but you can't see it on animation
Plot twist: No one in star wars has bowel movements.
This video shows where it's at.
ruclips.net/video/zokdM9KF4tA/видео.html
It's in the staff and crew quarters
also the lando wardrobe
It needs a bathroom and when Chewy drops a deuce, that bathroom needs a turbo fan
Maybe that's what that secret room is for
What do you think those six big vents on the top are REALLY for?
@@2006jakebob Ha Ha!
@@leistico Lol! Love it!
david mcfadden could only imagine the hair he’d leave on the seat lol
That was great
I really wish Lego would give us a UCS model that accounts for all of this on the interior.
Same. It would probably have to be freaking massive though. Bigger than minifig scale maybe, which is already pretty huge.
@@fishiefish6179 There is already one built. This dude based his off a modified UCS design by Marshall Banana and added a full interior (at least what shows up on camera).
Custom Millennium Falcon: ruclips.net/video/_OK0oZkbXgc/видео.html
Marshal Banana: www.flickr.com/photos/marshal-banana/
It would keep together poorly
All I thought about while watching this
Over 10000 parts for sure
All these years I never understood how this could be freighter, seeing how it wasn't a very big ship and the only cargo space they ever show in the films was under the floor boards. It also explains why the cockpit is off on one side.
I take it you never seen a minivan they do have black holes
It’s a light freighter meaning it’s used for hauling small and light cargo in it cargo holds
@@johnathonbaker1084 you push shit with the front cargo locks.
Yeah, think of it like a space semi-truck.
@@slickstretch6391 I assume that it's meant primarily for either high-value items or short trips between neighboring systems rather than longer trips. For anything else, it's unlikely to be economical to operate.
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid.
Like crack whores....Haaa!
I only count the original three movies as the Star Wars i know and like.
@@airnidzo Same here!
@@airnidzo I agree it is hard to get much past that from a nostalgic point of view but I have expanded my series to include Episodes I - III, Solo and Rogue One. That is where I absolutely draw the line before feminism killed the series. I've heard good things about The Mandalorian on Disney though and am gonna give it a go.
@@Arakasi22 Have seen 2 episodes. Not quite what i expected, but they sure captured more of the original movies spirit then all of the Reyrey movies.
That being said, none of it compares, not even close, to the original movies.
One of the coolest spaceship designs ever.
Could not still get over the fact that the cockpit is on the side
And the British side, at that.
Yeah what's up with that lol
I always thought that was weird, like it would be so difficult to pilot it.... but then again, it's Han Solo we're talkin about
Considering it's supposed to be a freighter in space, it would hardly be a problem. In fact, as shown at 1:20, it could actually be an advantage. The ship was never designed for dogfights or for navigating narrow corridors at high speed. The way Han uses the ship, having the cockpit centered would probably be better, but he was originally a smuggler, he wanted his ship to appear unremarkable and blend in, so he left the cockpit on the side. Then he probably got used to it.
@@ironcito1101 “...or for navigating narrow corridors at high speed.”
What about doing the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs, then?
"What's inside the Millennium Falcon? "
Han and Chewie.
and no restrooms
Now it's just Chewbacca
@@sksksk7412 don't make me cry please.
Nice joke
@@sksksk7412 And Lando. Don't forget Lando.
This was great, totally got me into a Star Wars mood
Kip Buxton Now I wanna go buy bunch of LEGO follow this guys video and build the ship
@@ryans413 Bro, that sounds fucking epic
And then the rise of the dead guy came out and.....Rey is the Emperor's granddaughter. She can now use the force to HEAL people...lol AND she can vaporize people....POOF. Which she does to Gramps.
@@EdsterIII Fuck off with these new movies. They insult the memory of the original pics we all know and love. Btw, my cousin promised me his original Lego Falcon. He is 20 years younger then me lol, but he recognizes a true fan xD
Probably the most accurate description of the millennium falcon I seen. Makes perfect sense.
I was in my early twenties when SW first came out. We were thrilled to see the Millennium Falcon, but never heard of anything as detailed as this, which I am sure has been created and modified over the last 45 years.
You really should get a woman
So you're 65?
@@azeleapark I've had many, but been married to a princess for 36 years now.
@@davesargent7304 Your math is off. I'm 69. I was 24 when it came out in 1978.😀
*door opens*
Jared: let's take a look inside
Ceiling: I'm just gonna pretend I didn't see that
Door Opens
“Doesn’t anybody knock!!
Space Balls really nailed it when they just put wings on a Winnebago.
And it has space breaks and a toilet!
yeah
...with a "I love Uranus" bumpersticker.
Excelente maestro....notable video 👏👏👏
Darth Sidious: What the hell is an aluminum Falcon?!
Ah yes, a robot chicken fan
galaxiesaver Actually the original name for the element was “alumium.” Then the guy who discovered it changed his mind and started calling it “aluminum.” He was British by the way, Sir Humphry Davy. Then British chemists decided they didn’t like aluminum because it didn’t sound “classical enough,” so they started calling it “aluminium.”
What do you mean they blew up the Death Star?!
@galaxiesaver funny how it's been called that for a long time though, isn't it?
What a piece of junk!!!
"Docking hatch on the top of the ship." I've wondered for decades where Lando went to rescue Luke from the bottom of Cloud City.
Looks like Han needs a new ship now everyone knows all the secrets
Nope just us Earthlings.
anducc r/wooosh
No he doesn't he is dead bro
I do...
Call the r/whoosh but in sw this things aren't really a secret
I showed my children this as they have been building micro versions of Star Wars ship. Thank you Sir!
I love the way you animated... mind-blowing
All that modifying & Han removed the bathroom by mistake
He outfitted the ship with a plastic bottle ejector. It's much more efficient for a smuggler on the go to "refill" a Mountain Dew bottle and chuck them out into space. Having a bathroom took up valuable cargo space needed to move weapons and blow.
This 3D model is incorrect.
Maybe there were frequent rest-stops along hyper-space.
This layout is wrong, there is a toilet in the crew quarters which this is missing. Also missing is the medical bunk as well as a few other things
@@brentdrafts2290 Star Wars ships can cover the entire galaxy in about a few days at best, no doubt you could find *some* planet to stop by for a leak.
Too many corridors, not enough toilets.
There needs to be one big enough for a Wookiee!
no need at light speed.
it also misses the gravity generator
MZDS zone
Terrible habit for the compressor
It’s a cargo not a airplane
I had a fun stem teacher back in middle school who showed us this video for fun. This was during my peak fandom for Star Wars, so it’s a memory I’m likely never to forget.
Good to know. I always wondered about the cargo space considering it really doesn't look like it could haul much. Makes more sense now that you explained how it pushed mass carbo. After all these years I don't have to be baffled the next time I watch a star wars movie
YES
MORE STAR WARS
PLEASE PLEASE DO THE IMPERIAL START DESTROYER NEXT
Luca Ortolani that’s a heck of a lot bigger than the Millennium Falcon
I'd prefer the death star instead. 😎
*i to like the start deystroyer*
Nice work. Trivia: Originally the cockpit could rotate, and the normal "space mode" was sideways like a sunfish, but going "saucer" mode for landings. They abandoned this idea as superfluous though as the Falcon twists and turns so much while manouvering in battle.
Sounds cool. I think they might've recycled the telescopic cockpit idea for the B-wing bombers.
This might be the coolest thing I've seen all year!!!!
I hope there’s a microwave so you can heat pizza rolls
Use the lightsaber lol
@@indneon7581 impressive most impressive the force is strong with this one
@@indneon7581 yes close your eyes use the force let the heat flow through you
@@indneon7581 You have eaten my pizza rolls no Anakin you have done that yourself
@@indneon7581 very well Anakin I will do what I must Anakin says you will try
Obi Wan: Han
Han Solo: What is it old man?
Obi Wan: Where is the shitter?
Han Solo: Its at the back but Chewie just went so Id give it a couple of hours.
there's suppose to be a toilet in the back somewhere called a refresher
Shitter lmao
I flew a few years with the YT-1300 as Commander Pilot and must say this animation is pretty acurate. Landing the YT-1300 on rough terrain was tricky and was always done on manual control. Hyperdrive was the most fun and saved us a lot of time with flying. I mis the high quality seats which you’ll not find in the newest types.
????
😱 nice
Lol
What's inside the Millennium Falcon?
Not a shitter apparently.
Thank you for your service.
Men, thanks god, this video was so cool and interesting, more videos with star wars ships
Watching Star Wars is one of the earliest memories of my life. Thanks for making this nostalgic and informational video. This has motivated me to go and watch empire strikes back again for the 50th time
and I agree that is the best Star Wars movie ever made and the one I would watch when wanting to feel myself in the Star Wars universe again.
I have HUGE respect for TESB, but in my honest opinion masterpiece called 'Return of the Jedi' is even better. It's a really exciting movie from start to finish ⭐
@@Jacques_the_Rooster Well if the competition is between these two, I don't mind. They are both great films :) But then again the first "a new hope" for other reasons is great as well :)
Everyone is talking about a toilet and I’m here wondering about the artificial gravity.
James B Hollingsworth exactly and inertial dampers.
Probably included in life support
Everyone just has magnets in their shoes and on the bottom of coffee cups.
I'm wondering something like the grav plating in the ST universe.
@@frostyvr9805 Can't be included in Life Support. If life support fails then you can repair it efficiently, if the inertial dampers are tied in with the life support, then the life support fails automatically when the damper do.
This is why we can all agree that Star Wars is science fantasy, not fiction, for proper sci-fi watch Star Trek. I love me some captain Picard!
I have to say, this is probably the best interior of the Falcon video on RUclips. Please consider doing one on the Slave I (I refuse to call it a FireSpray).
The best explanation of a sci-fi ship I've seen so far !!!
The mandibles being designed to push cargo makes the YT make so much more sense. It's so overpowered because it's really a kind of tug, designed to push masses of cargo much larger than the ship itself.
All what you’re saying doesn’t matter, because there’s no weight for anything in space, it’s all weightless due to no gravity
@@kellylarsen7280 there is still mass. F=ma still applies in zero g.
@@kellylarsen7280 There is mass and there is gravity.....so again....space tug. Terrible designed space tug ( have to flip the ship around to retro burn) but space tug.
@@kellylarsen7280 If that's true, then what stopped the Apollo astronauts from going superluminal?
Awesome job, Jared. Many of us had no idea as to the layout of that interior, but many probably wondered...thanks.
This is great , I've always wanted a detailed guilded tour of the millennium falcon. I think it's small size is why it's so fast . One thing I've always loved about star wars is their ships , and this was an amazing ship capable of doing light speed for long trips as well as landing in the parking lot of a quicky mart. 👽✨
Been enjoying your videos lately. I would love to see a video like this covering more star wars ships and even some star trek ships as well.
I'm blown away how inefficient space is used in that ship. Corridors, open spaces, divided rooms that need a detour to access, to many entrances.
And wanky ads. You forgot that.
It makes the ship an ideal smuggler's ship.
Personnaly, I was blown away how efficient and practical are the proximity of the main entry to the cockpit, the cockpit to the gun area, the cockpit to the living room, the main entry to the smuggling area compartments.
And i did not know that this model was designed to be modular for the buyer, which explains even more why there are corridors on the center of the ship.
And i am always blown away as all these was imagined in 1970 by GL and its crew :)
@@DarthRedbeard look I know it's intention wasn't to get a realistic model. They propably couldn't know it was going to be such a succes. First priority was for it to look cool and that's it. But still it's unefficient in it's layout. And yes, a pretty good job considering it was made in 1970 when all the fancy 3D tools wheren't present to help them modelling / making these conceptarts and such. So not a critique on that ;-)
The reality is George Lucas said "make a ship that looks like a hamburger" and here we are.
What the hell kind of hamburgers do you eat??
@@keith3819 In N Out. But George did say that.
@@EarmonkeyMusic Sigh...yes I know, but the Falcon doesn't look like a hamburger at all.
@@keith3819 it looks more like a hamburger than it does a taco
The original design looked too much like the Space 1999 Eagle, so Lucas asked for a saucer design and the result was what he have.
Would be great to have a first-person walkthrough of this model.
I particularly respect how you added elements only mentioned in some novels and EU materials. Thanks.
Luke: Where is the bathroom!?
Han: It's not that kind of movie, kid.
😂🤣
Hey, I don't sound anything like that
Lmfao!!!!😂😂😂😂
I'm a star wars fan but this guy know way more about about star wars than the fans
puking emoji how did he know so much?
The circuitry bay where Han and Leia had their first kiss in Empire, is missing. I was building a scale model a while back, so I know where a few things are situated. This is a great video. Thanks for making. It's influenced me to get back to building the model.
So, do you know where the toilet is?
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Haha. I do know where it is on a plan I have which was from a Star Wars Vehicles book from ages ago. I could send you the pic if you give me your email.
Raheem Hosein - Isolate lmao can you send me a pic?
I thought Han and Leia kissed in the #3 Hold around the 4:50 mark of the video. Was it at the back of the ship?
@@padme2552 Yes mate. Give me your email.
I never new. Just got home from Disney and the Star Wars theme is amazing. I’ve never been a fan as a kid but I’m about to watch as many films as possible.
"Where is the toilet?"
They use one of the escape pods.
They call it "Jar-jar pod".
"Can I take a shower in MF?"
Yes, but don't forget to bring a Wookie!
No toilet. Just open the hatch, go outside, take a dump, use "The Imperial Post" to wipe your ass.
They might now show it in diagrams
Beautiful model. One of the lesser known secrets of the Falcon is that the sets from the original trilogy don't really fit together in the "physical" hull. Too much set for the chassis. More than a few people have tried to square that circle over the years. This is a very nice addition to the club.
Well said , but it's a beautiful impossibility. 👍
Jared: “if you don’t want the empire to track you down the use Nord VPN.” Me: But I work with the empire.
I am a new stormtrooper willing to die in the name of the Empire, what are my orders sir!
Oh is this the fascist authoritarian dictator section...I mean democrats?
I AM the Empire.
@@steveschweichler7023 Appreciate that truthful comment.
I'm currently writing a space-opera and this helped me a lot to create a much clearer mental image of my spaceship. Thank you so much!
There is a refresher on board (essentially a head) and Han added a space efficient kitchen post Endor as a wedding present to Leia.
This is what youtube was made for. Exact things like this. Thank you hahaha.
I can't get enough of this channel I watch 10 maybe 12 videos in a row such great editing animation and narrating the research he has put into each video is absolutely amazing great job you definitely put the work into making every video informative and interesting to watch
The fun thing about explaining how fictional things work is you can just make it up as you go along. Makes things much easier.
That's always how NA$A did it.
@@williamhorton9763 Reverse engineering a fictional vehicle, with no regard to physics? No.
Loved this!!! Showed the video to my dad, who is a Star Wars fan since childhood.
I have one idea. What if you make a "What's inside a Venator Class"?
That would be awesome.
Fantastic video, but I would like to make two remarks:
- Where is the bathroom? 😁
- Were there any escape pods on the Falcon for real? I just couldn't imagine Han Solo using one and leaving his ship even when there is emergency...
We see the pods used in TLJ, though not quite for the intended purpose.
Han was always prepared for the worst. He would wait until the LAST possible moment, but if something went wrong and the ship was going to blow, I think he'd use it. He'd just never forgive himself for it.
Also i couldnt see any way to reach front cargo holds. Only by the door at front.
I could see Han escaping using the fridge from the kitchen ;)
He used them as a decoy in A New Hope. When the Death Star captured the ship one of the officers remarked that 'several of the escape pods have been jettisoned' Giving the illusion that Han and the crew had abandoned ship after leaving Tatooine.
@@The_Conflicted_Boulder Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
They showed seats in the movies for both gun turret positions.
Muchas gracias. No había oído ninguna explicación tan detallada de esta nave. Impresionante.
Agradezco el amable comentario. ¡Me alegra que hayas disfrutado el vídeo!
I may not be first
I’m definitely not last,
But when I see a Jared Owen Video, I click fast.
Nice and applies to me also
"We have a seat for the pilot, a wookie, and two back-seat drivers." LOL
Yeah, it's a CO-PILOT, you racist
@@maximummatt73 no it is not racist you idiot (woosh me now)
You're gay.
The two backseat drivers he’s referring to are....Anyone? Anyone?
(C3PO and Leia)
@@jamowrk6015 r/woosh
I've always wondered what the entire interior of the falcon looked like. Great video, really interesting!
Thanks!
Thanks Mauricio!
"Lots of room for cargo"
>Two tiny compartments
😋
This is pretty amazing! Thank you so much for doing this rendering and sharing it with us. I recently got a LEGO Millenium Falcon and I was looking for the blueprints of the original. I will be changing a few things around the inside of it to resemble the original. I’ll check what other things you’ve done. I’m sure I’ll enjoy them as well. This was also educational apart from being neat and very engaging. I appreciate you 😉👍🏽
You Deserve Many More Subscribers. Just subscibed
Thank you! Feel free to share with friends
How did you get here so early?
how so early
wait, WHAT!! IS THIS GUY COME FROM FUTURE?
@@bromastah3754 No, it was unlisted before.
Thank you so much for using the original millennium falcon. I was so nervous I was going to have to watch stuff involving the sequels. (We don't talk about the sequels)
Gotta love how there's no access to the most critical systems...
That's partly true on tanks of today though, sometimes you gotta remove the entire engine to access a critical component. I'm sure there's a lot more minor access panels and crawlspaces that aren't shown here though to access some more cramped areas, but I'd guess more major maintenance overhaul would be done in spaceports where they can partially disassemble the ship due to it's modularity.
( this channel will become very famous if you do movies )
I like how there's no way to get to the front cargo area from inside the ship
Seems like that might be important. You know just in case you need to repair life support.
so that original escape pod was just a giant paper weight
@@chompyturtle - Luxury, my friend! Lando was all about the luxury. Why would he accept the cramped quarters of a standard escape pod when he could enjoy a more spacious accommodation with more life support and control resources to reach better planets (or bring a companion).
@@scottdean2199 but like, how would he even get to the escape pod?
In most renditions of the Falcon there’s been a doorway between the cockpit corridor and the holochess board.
This was great, I scrolled through all your videos hoping to see an old pirate ship or voyage ship from the 1600’s or 1700’s, I’ve always wanted to see an in-depth view of how it looks and how it works
One day when I am rich, I'll build myself one, and live in it. And I'll use this video as blueprints.
@@Jay_Reacts_REAL What's the big deal. You can easily make one out of wood.
@@hailandfire1822 have you priced wood lately? Lol.
Headcanon: The extra cargo (5:43) hold that's hidden inside a wall is where the toilet used to be.
Han through that since the Falcon is so fast that he could just hold it until the next stop.
Seems like a design failure that the life support systems can only be accessed through the freight loading entrance ... in other words, you can't get to them while in space. In other models, the wall between the main hold and the forward hold (the wall between the two bunks in the "chessboard" room) is labeled as "cargo transfer hatches", which would imply you could pass cargo through. But unless a person is climbing through the "cargo transfer hatch", you need to be landed in order to have someone pass it through to the other side. And why have hatches instead of simply a door with a rail system where people could pass through, move the cargo easily at port, access ALL of the cargo during spaceflight, as well as fix a failing life support system mid-flight?
I hate myself for actually typing this.
@gaby dam!!!
@gaby that makes absolutely no sense that's like saying "with all these fictional dictators its no wonder Hitler was fake" complete lunacy
Good point
@gaby idiot moment
How many beers did you drink while you watched that over and over again?
Парень, ты сделал обалденный работу, шикарный обзор, все наглядно и безумно интересно! Всегда любопытно заглянуть внутрь любого агрегата, чтобы узнать, как же он устроен. Огромное спасибо от олдфага ЗВ и тем, кто сделал русские субтитры.
Спасибо друг ты менязаметил
Спасибо друг ты менязаметил
The force is strong with Jared
This was incredibly well done. I was blown away
Stumbled across your channel because of the Star Wars stuff, obviously...and had to sub after seeing how clean and no nonsense your graphics and delivery was...good job...keep going...
I have to agree, this guy has done his homework. Plus I admire his high imagination on the schematics of Millennium Falcon. Though this ship just doesn't exist in real world, yet he described it all in detail. Good job 👍👍👍