Select your filtered image in the layers panel and change the blend mode to lighten. Glenn Beck froze Barack Obama in carbonite and you can buy him for 3500 Thanks to eBay seller skaar182, the trophy once claimed by 'Romna Fett' can be yours (Michael Loccisano/Getty Images. So he can survive for a long time without eating or drinking, just like a bear, which hibernates for several months and doesn't eat or drink. Take your original image and duplicate it (right click on the layer, hit duplicate).Īpply the bas relief effect as you have in the image above where you managed to get it as close as possible. The idea is that the carbonite put's him into a state of hibernation, IE slows down his metabolism enough so the his body burns very little energy. At one point, a character walks past a Gungan, presumably Jar Jar, performing as a street clown. One of the most memorable scenes when Hans Solo gets frozen in carbonite. Sadly, Chuck Wendig's novel Star Wars Aftermath: Empire's End revealed the true fate of the Gungan. A bakery in California is paying deliciously scruffy-looking homage to the Star Wars franchise with a life-size Han Solo sculpture. Does someone frozen in Carbonite fall into a deep sleep/hibernation immediately upon freezing Does someone frozen in Carbonite who is then unfrozen have any memory of their time frozen in Carbonite at all Looking for in-universe, canonical explanations not armchair speculation and theories. 48 Triangles: 939.6k Vertices: 464.2k More model information Our homage to Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back. Here's a method that I think would preserve a lot of that detail Published A California-based bakery sculpted a six-foot-tall bread replica of Han Solo encased in carbonite from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. I think you're almost there and that the biggest issue is your loss of detail. It may seem a bit like a retread of the Maelstrom Prison arc, but I think it would be cool if a future Quest Chain ended with finding a character from the KOTOR games or comics had gotten themselves frozen in carbonite for the past 300+ years.
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