Apart from Star Wars, Colin Cantwell additionally labored on movies together with "2001: A House Odyssey," "Shut Encounters of the Third Form" and "WarGames."
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Colin Cantwell, the person who designed the spacecraft within the “Star Wars” movies, has died. He was 90.
The Hollywood Reporter reported Sunday that Sierra Dall, Cantwell’s accomplice, confirmed that he died at his residence in Colorado on Saturday.
Cantwell designed the prototypes for the X-wing Starfighter, TIE fighter and Loss of life Star.
He additionally labored on movies together with “2001: A House Odyssey,” “Shut Encounters of the Third Form” and “WarGames.”
Cantwell was born in San Francisco in 1932. Earlier than engaged on Hollywood movies, Cantwell attended the College of California, Los Angeles, the place he bought a level in animation. He additionally attended Frank Lloyd Wright’s Faculty of Structure.
Within the Sixties he labored on the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and NASA on academic applications about flights. Cantwell labored with NASA to feed Walter Cronkite updates in the course of the 1969 moon touchdown.
Cantwell wrote two science fictions novels. He's survived by his accomplice of 24 years, Sierra Dall.
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