Systainers in the Star Wars Universe?

[rjboch]

I was watching the latest episode of Mandalorian (Season 3, Episode 3) and noticed that materials on a decommissioned Imperial cruiser were stored in systainers. See attached photos. Good to know that they are also useful in the Star Wars universe, but kind of bummed they are used by the Empire (bad guys).

 

[Cheese]

I was watching the latest episode of Mandalorian (Season 3, Episode 3) and noticed that materials on a decommissioned Imperial cruiser were stored in systainers. See attached photos. Good to know that they are also useful in the Star Wars universe, but kind of bummed they are used by the Empire (bad guys).

Well those are all SYS³ Systainers and we know their existence and usefulness was suspect from the beginning. [dead horse]

 

[Ebuwan]

At about 16 minutes left in the episode

 

[luvmytoolz]

May the Festool be with you!

 

[PaulMarcel]

I wonder if they overcame the problem of stickers peeling off

 

[Systainer.Store]

Screen shot?

 

[semenza]

Merged topic

Seth

 

[Ebuwan]

Screen shot?

Sorry, was watching on my phone in bed when I posted and wouldn't let me screenshot in the Disney app

 

[WastedP]

i thought they looked like second gen regular T-Locs, not SYS3's.  I just want to know what all the Darth Vader chest lights do.  It was also clear the Empire hasn't heard about the Bott racking systems, I'm assuming it's because "Imperial Destroyer" doesn't pop up in the configurator.

 

[Ebuwan]

i thought they looked like second gen regular T-Locs, not SYS3's.  I just want to know what all the Darth Vader chest lights do.  It was also clear the Empire hasn't heard about the Bott racking systems, I'm assuming it's because "Imperial Destroyer" doesn't pop up in the configurator.

"Of course the Empire uses Festool"

hahaha

 

[Ebuwan]

but kind of bummed they are used by the Empire (bad guys).

To be fair though, in that episode, the "good guys" were "re-educating" people and just calling them by numbers. Not so "good" if you ask me.

 

[squall_line]

i thought they looked like second gen regular T-Locs, not SYS3's.  I just want to know what all the Darth Vader chest lights do.  It was also clear the Empire hasn't heard about the Bott racking systems, I'm assuming it's because "Imperial Destroyer" doesn't pop up in the configurator.

The flat handle is a Sys3.  T-Loc would have a slight curve to the handle.

 

[squall_line]

Merged topic

Seth

This makes me smile if for no other reason than one of the Festool Fb groups had at least 4 different people post screenshots from this episode as new, separate topics as well.  [smile]

 

[Holzhacker]

Noticed it as well last night.
Wife asked why my sustainers don't have cool lights on the front

 

[Coen]

I was watching the latest episode of Mandalorian (Season 3, Episode 3) and noticed that materials on a decommissioned Imperial cruiser were stored in systainers. See attached photos. Good to know that they are also useful in the Star Wars universe, but kind of bummed they are used by the Empire (bad guys).

Well those are all SYS³ Systainers and we know their existence and usefulness was suspect from the beginning. [dead horse]

Haha, I was about the post something similar. I scroll down and it's the first reply already. Nice!  [tongue]

I wonder if the guys that designed it every get the feedback  [unsure]