According to these guys, we’ll see a famous location mentioned numerous times, but one that hasn’t been realized on screen before:

“One small hint: Star Wars The Old Republic has added a planet that has long been mentioned but never seen on film.”

Which planet do you think that is? The ancient Sith home world of Korriban?

Or Makeb?

Meanwhile, a source at Pinewood Studios tells Yahoo that the film’s crew has already constructed a full scale Millennium Falcon to be used during the filming:

“A full-scale 1:1 Millennium Falcon has been built as well as the interiors of the ship for filming. The Falcon is done – inside and out. The sets were built off-site, ready to move when Lucasfilm/Bad Robot were ready to move into Pinewood.”

I can feel my Star Wars juices -midi-chlorians?- start flowing…

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As part of a year-long project ‘365 days of clones‘, canadian art teacher david eger has recreated famous photographs and paintings
using star wars figurines. the scenography is done in real life rather than in photoshop, in a project that was eger’s response to his
new year’s resolution to pursue personal photographic endeavours more often.

Eger photographed each piece on a date relevant to the original work: the anniversary of the date the photograph was taken
in the case of most contemporary pieces; or the birth or death dates of the artist for images like his recreations of pablo picasso’s
‘guernica’ or leonardo da vinci’s ‘vitruvian man’.

‘troopers atop a skyscraper’ (charles c. ebbets’s ‘lunchtime atop a skyscraper’)

‘abbey road’ (ilan macmillan’s ‘abbey road’ cover shot of the beatles)

‘galactic gothic’ (grant wood’s ‘american gothic’)

‘B.F. boba fett’ (cover of film ‘E.T. extra terrestrial’), with yoda in bicycle basket

‘migrant trooper’ (dorothea lange’s ‘migrant mother’ great depression photograph of florence owens.

‘a royal kiss’ (recreation of the wedding day first kiss of prince william and catherine middleton at the buckingham palace)

‘gandhi’ (margaret bourke-white’s portrait of gandhi spinning cotton)

‘million trooper march’ (bob adelman’s photograph of martin luther king jr.)

eger’s setup for the ‘million trooper march’ recreation