Rebelscum.com: Visit To Rancho Obi-Wan #4

Visit To Rancho Obi-Wan #4

Posted by Dustin on August 1, 2006 at 06:04 AM CST

Starwars.com have posted another video segment featuring Steve Sansweets amazing Rancho Obi-Wan. This time take a tour of the art gallery where works by such famous artists such as Tom Jung, Randy Bowen, Matt Busch, Stan Sakai , Randy Martinez, and so many more have pieces on display.

Steve is very proud of the art collection and has a story to tell with each piece. The room is quite small but with partitions creating a mazed pathway, he gets more wall space to hang more of his favorite items on, and believe me, he has MANY favorites!

To check out the latest video tour, you must be a Hyperspace member, and all you need to do is follow this link today!

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