There’s something incredibly satisfying about seeing the Mandalorian get a new Razor Crest in The Mandalorian and Grogu. After its brutal destruction in The Mandalorian Season 2, we weren’t sure if Din Would get a new one, but here it is.
With Jon Favreau and his team bringing the ship to life through detailed miniature work, and for Adam Savage, the ship isn’t just something he gets to watch in action on the big screen, it’s something he gets to actually step inside.
Walking onto the fully realized Razor Crest flight deck set, Savage dives straight into the craftsmanship that makes Star Wars feel tangible, blending practical effects with cinematic storytelling in a way that still hits hard.
Seeing Savage interact with the set adds a whole new layer of appreciation for the work going into this film. It’s one thing to admire the Razor Crest on screen, but it’s another to see every switch, panel, and texture up close through the eyes of someone who truly understands the artistry behind it.
His excitement is infectious, and it highlights how much care is being poured into The Mandalorian and Grogu as it expands the story beyond the Disney+ series. Moments like this remind fans why practical sets still matter, especially in a universe like Star Wars where lived-in environments are part of the magic.
This kind of experience looks unreal. Getting to stand inside the Razor Crest, taking in all those details, flipping switches, and just soaking in the atmosphere would be a total geek dream.
It’s the kind of thing that makes you wish you could step through the screen and just exist in that space for a while, poking around and appreciating every inch of it like Savage does.
