The INCREDIBLE Ships & Vehicles CUT from Solo Movie - Concept Art Vehicles - Star Wars Explained 

Not just the tanks, the whole battle had a distinctly WWI feel to. Though, the tanks would've definitely helped in that regard...

Especially with the upward curved treads

That tank wouldn't look out of place in the Imperium of Man from Warhammer 40K, which the film did evoke with the Battle of Mimbar.

Kind of appropriate actually. The OT movies actually used a lot of left over military equipment that they modified to be SW stuff. All the blasters are cut down guns that were turned into the prop blasters for instance.

@@Cortanis001 the E-11 isn't even cut down, they just used a shorter magazine

Titan In The Mist same

It's in the movie on Corellia

Yes, there are a couple in the harbour strutting around.

Titan In The Mist it is awesome

Didn't know it was actually in the movie, but I wish they did a close up. It's so cool!

Medicman11 yeah it would put those wh 40k fanboys in there place

Those imperial tanks kinda look like the HK tanks used by Skynet against the human resistance from the 2029: future war scenes From terminator 1&2

It takes a hell of a lot to justify giant tanks. How do you get one planetside? Why can't you weaponise whatever's deploying it? What can it do that orbital bombardment or an in-atmosphere ISD couldn't? How much does it cost in AT-ATs and how much firepower and durability does it provide compared to that many AT-ATs? How many planets can it actually operate on? What are you fighting that warrants this?

Totally agree!

No. We just need some Adzams.

That was probably the point, star wars likes to take inspiration from WW1-WW2 era designs, so it'd make sense that we'd get a gargantuan Mark V landship with capital-scale turbolasers on it.

Probably cause its based on world war one tanks and trench war, which is what battlefield 1 is about as well

My exactly thought ! The Clone Wars era Mando Starfighter

It's similar to the Kom'rk transport fighter from TCW and Rebels. That might have been Maul's Nightbrother

Nathan Allan you mean from Star Wars the clone wars

@@dauvone.5772 lol yeah, both I guess

or a sequel so we can GO SAVE SEV

#SEVSLIFEMATTERS

No thanks. Remaster now a days just means remade. Remaster back in the day meant updating the old one without making major changes. CoD 4 remaster completely destroyed the game by remaking it. The gaming industry would destroy it with microtransactions and adding in other game breaking mechanics

@@BrickedUpp I assume you played the original Republic commando? Gosh how time flies

revolverman yeah I remember it like yesterday. It was a constant trio of GTA SA, Halo 2 and Republic Commando. When I built my PC one of the first games I bought was Republic Commando. Didn’t even wait for a sale

Ben Harding nyet! Belgium shall win!

Grand Admiral Thrawn nice one lol

Coming home to either France or Croatia.

Apparently so, yes.

They went home after all

Captain Fordo for example, the inquisitors from rebels and the comics are reused knights of ren concept arts

The First Order still need a bomber, at least.

Thank you Dave Filloni. :)

Chris sonofPear It wouldn't surprise me if they used the TIE Scimitar as the bomber for the First Order.

2 years later, and none of this has been incorporated

D.B. Cooper Bear, you're right. But now I wish Solo drew inspiration from Smokey and the Bandit, with the Falcon running interference while other smugglers would pilot larger freighters carrying illegal spices.

I do like the paint job, though maybe not all black.

Literally nothing in Star Wars should have a “hot rod” feel.

Sam Rzonca It would probably be deployed straight from an ISD. "Ogre" seems like a fitting name for it.

We're gonna need a bigger hanger bay

maybe they could serve soem special role, that makes it worth constructing them on the ground of its planet

MobiusNone Yeah I can imagine a Star Destroyer hovering over a battlefield, and two or three of these things just fall out and start rolling over everything

Well I think the Y-85 Titan dropship might have been able to carry it. Although it still seems massive. It really reminds me of the ridiculous P-1000

Damn HOT WHEELS GET YO SHIT TOGETHER AND MAKE THIS A TOY NOW!

Sean Kratovil-Lavelle not enough of a cathedral vibe to it

@@user-gu7yo5yn9g Imperial Guard vehicle designs don't use cathedral architecture

Ogre would be a good name, but I like Behemoth.

@@Boldard "Behold now behemoth"

This tank would be a good replacement or alternative to the ‘prefabricated base’ which an ISD can already hold several of.

I get why those tanks are cool. But do they fit into star wars? I dont think so. First the Name: In starwars almost everything regarding the empire, or the repubublic ,or the first orders is labeled in a short term describing its properties. AT-AT, AT-TE, AT-OT, AT-AP, LAAT, TIE-Fighter, TIE-Mauler, ... I mean there are the more memorable names for things that take a main plot focus like: Stardestroyer, or DeathStar, Melavelance, The Citadel, etc.. You know... where almost the entire movie plays out. Its more of a Location than a vehicle. And then There ate the convoluted names from all the patchwork Rebel Fighting Force: Tantive IV, Nebulon-B, X-Wing, Mon-Calamari-Cruiser, B-Wing, A-Wing, etc... And lastly we got the Names for Character Individual Ships: Slave I, Millenium Falcon, Twighlight, Razor Crest, etc.. Yet calling somthing the "Behemoth" does not fit into this whole sheme for me. A behemoth is something i would expect from H&K, Rheinmetall, Glock, Baretta, or what ever Real World Arms manufacturer comes to mind. Its too much real world and not enough sci fi. Star wars was to me always very disconnected in world building to the world we live in. Building a big tank and call it the behemoth is just too ... lame. Second the whole Concept: Despite the fact that big tanks make no sense anyways, and would only aid as a cheap, although pretty visual element in a movie. But if you want that, you can just watch the sequel Trilogy. Thats the only thing they did right: making some pretty visuals. Or heck watch marvel movies, THEY ARE FULL OF BIG SPACE SHIPS AND TANKS... I really see nothing apealing in having that in StarWars again. There are Sand Crawlers afterall. Star Wars was always very grpunded when jt came to the casual fighting force. You got reacuring tanks that fit multiple Battlescenarios, because they needed to. The galactic war always played put throughout the whole galactic empire, not just one individual planet, so there was always a need for mass produced tanks with AT Capabilities. I cannot see how a massive tank, that would maybe fit one planet would be produced by the first order. What purpose would a giant behemoth tank even have? What justifies the investment in ressourced, and risk? The deathstar had a purpose in spreading fear and being the ultimate endgame weapon. Why do we need a big fucking tank called the behemoth on some dirt slave planet?

@@lennartweber2228 Thank you for the giant essay on why a large tank couldn't work in a scifi movie from the 70s

Wait it was, what scene?

KrypticElement Somewhere in the Corellia chase. I remember thinking it was so cool looking being a big fan of the walkers.

you have good eyes! I just saw the movie again and saw the walkers walking on the sea. It was in the chase scene just right before Han was chased.

An era where machines build machines ... does this Imperial shipyard use a "human" labour force because it's even cheaper than droid workers?

You're probably thinking of a Kom'rk-class fighter, used by Mandalorians in Clone Wars and Rebels. The ship mentioned in the video was most likely a variation of that design. Kinda sad that we didn't get to see it in live-action though.

Yeah that is what is most similar too, which is one of my favorite ships, but something about the lines of this ship took it to a new level of badassery

Yeah I would love it too

Ha!

No

Looks like sad alien voodoo doll.

Matthew Stevens They made it to the film.

Tim Bo technically at least six others can be seen in the prequels three on Naboo in ep.2 at the spaceport and two or three on Coruscant in ep.3 at the senate building landing pads

christopher Tyler tartigrade! Yup, thought same thing.