Shortly before Christmas one year back home in Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, ever-eager young Brett Veach intercepted or otherwise discovered a package anticipating his name was on the gift within.

A climate-controlled Technicolor print of the space opera is about to surface for the first time in decades. “Film on Film presents Star Wars exactly as experienced by audiences on its original ...

The print is an “original, unfaded dye transfer IB Technicolor British release print of Star Wars (1977), preserved in the BFI National Archive, and ready to transport us to a long time ago, and a ...

December 1978 might not quite qualify as a long time ago, either in a galaxy far, far away or this one. But for Star Wars fans, it certainly feels like it. Hard as it is to believe, that was the ...

This project is primarily focused on the PCB design, a perfect 5 pointed star. The schematic is fairly standard, a microcontroller sends data to 20 5 mm digital RGB LEDs connected in series. Through ...