Star Wars exhibition in Budapest!!!

Within the framework of the Hungarian premiere’s 40^th anniversary, an exhibition will take place in Budapest about the legendary film series. The Fans Strike Back – Star Wars expo will be visible at Budapest Whale (“Bálna”) from 15^th September to 31^st December.

The collection is compiled by Daniel Prada and LetsGO Company; it consists of more than 600 original pieces and arrives from Paris to the Hungarian capital by ten trailer trucks.

Another apropos of the Budapest exhibition is that the 9^th episode of the series – “Age of Skywalker” – will debut in the cinemas in December – reported by organisers to MTI.

It has been recalled that the film director, George Lucas, created the universe of Star Wars in 1977. Its success has been unbroken for more than forty years; its popularity spans generations.

As orientpress.hu describes, the exhibition can be enjoyed in an authentic environment; visitors can walk through the actions of the series at an area of 1,500 square meters. Elements of the show are collectors’ official pieces, and unique works of professional artists; furthermore, special audio-visual effects will also evoke the iconic world of Star Wars.

A unique feature of The Fans Strike Back – Star Wars exhibition is the virtual reality adventure playground including numerous spaceships; and the Jedi training ring. In the virtual reality room, visitors can experience several space battles or can relax at a real space bar.

The scenery vivifies the Star Wars universe; characters come alive. Visitors can meet Chewbacca, Yoda, R2-D2, C-3PO, the Sith, Darth Vader and other life-size figures; 130 figures and more than 30 human-sized armours as well.

According to the organisers, the greatest hits will be – the Star Destroyer captain’s bridge, the giant-sized Jabba, the Hutt, the four meters high Rancor, the Palpatine throne room and the Anakin Skywalker.

The audience can also view a collection of mythical weapons, handcrafted dioramas and helmets. In the green box studio, visitors can take a photo with their favourite figures.

Source: orientpress.hu