Phil Tippett’s legendary Berkeley studio is closing after almost 40 years. Original movie props, creatures, miniatures and memorabilia are now being sold. For Galaxy Diorama, this is a deeply personal goodbye. There are some news stories that are difficult to write. This is one of them. When we heard that Tippett Studio in Berkeley is […]
“Behind every great story is someone courageous enough to imagine it.” For more than four decades, George Lucas has been synonymous with a galaxy far, far away. His name is forever connected to Star Wars, Indiana Jones, the founding of Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), and a revolutionary approach to visual effects, filmmaking, and cinematic […]
George Lucas Opens the Museum of Imagination For more than half a century, George Lucas has transformed the way stories are told through film. With the Star Wars saga, he redefined the modern blockbuster, while Indiana Jones revived the timeless appeal of cinematic adventure, inspiring generations of filmmakers, illustrators, comic book artists, and visual creators. […]
At Galaxy Diorama, some creations go beyond collecting. They become something more personal true tributes. Today, we are proud to present the final version of our custom 1:6 scale action figure of George Lucas: a handcrafted, limited-edition collectible inspired by a very specific moment in film history.We’re talking about Lucas during the production of Star […]
At Galaxy Diorama, some creations go beyond collecting. They become personal tributes. Today we’re sharing an important update on our custom George Lucas 1:6 action figure, a handcrafted limited edition collectible inspired by a very specific moment in cinematic history: George Lucas during the production of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith […]
When the Galaxy Becomes Real Collecting Star Wars 1:6 scale action figures is not just a hobby.It’s a way of experiencing the saga beyond the screen, of bringing the galaxy far, far away into the real world and making it tangible. At Galaxy Diorama, collecting is not about accumulation. It’s about choice, fidelity, and storytelling. […]
