Anyone who has ever popped open an Incredibuild will know full well just how cool these kits are. Packed with nifty nuggets of information, they are a fun addition to the bookshelf that will hopefully be around for a good long ‘o’ time.
James Floyd catches up with authors Michael Kogge and Ryder Windham about the two latest releases over at the official site.
Earlier in the year, StarWars.com chatted with Michael Kogge, author of the first four Star Wars IncrediBuilds books, and now we’ve got the latest info on the new Rogue One sets, which came out on May 23, with the insights from Michael Kogge, author of the AT-ACT guidebook, and Ryder Windham, author of the Death Star guidebook. You might think that a guidebook that accompanies a wooden model to be just basic information, but you’d be mistaken — these resources are heavily researched, introduce new information, and cover both the in-universe aspects of the titular vehicles, with their capabilities and histories, as well as the behind-the-scenes information on how these components of the Imperial arsenal went from story concept to onscreen. Here are six tidbits from the authors on the making of these great guide books.
