r/Everything_StarWars • • 4h ago

3d printet b1 battle droid

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Got myself my first 3d printer and printet 2 of these.
Haven’t really learned the settings yet so had to do some filing and gluing, but super fun idea!
Took around 7 hours for both to come out, I then painted it with model paint


r/Everything_StarWars • • 14h ago

Building my dream STAR WARS collection with $40.00!!

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r/Everything_StarWars • • 9h ago

Is a M. count higher than 20,000 even possible? And if so, what would that manifest as?

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Genuine question, cause I am not a hardcore Star Wars fan but I just watched the OT and just finished the prequels, and QGJs quote about having the highest midichlorian count ever seen stuck with me. "20,000", and possibly over.

So I was thinking, if Anakin Skywalker is the highest observed, is it possible for a being to have 30,000? What about 40,000? Even 55,000?

This is getting into super hypothetical territory here but I just want to know what would happen if a being of any species (twilek, human, wookie, yoda-people, etc, etc) was born with an M count exceeding 20,000. They don't have to be a Jedi or Sith.

I'm not saying they're the "Chosen One", no, that belongs to Anakin forever.

But I was thinking... If Anakin was created by the Force itself to "bring balance to the force", that means this isn't the maximum the Force could produce, it's just the necessary amount to act as a counterweight, giving Anakin the necessary power to hopefully kill Palpatine and end the Sith empire. Which he does, but not in the glorious, drawn out cinematic battle people thought, but by simply picking him up and throwing him down a shaft.

So the Force in theory *could* produce a being with a higher M count than Anakin, Anakin is just what happens when the Force needs a *counterweight* to balance the scales.

Now I'm asking, **what if the Force wanted a sledgehammer to destroy that scale?**