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The 116th Exploration Dynasty found a safe planet in which to orbit and was about to embark on a terrifyingly long journey back to the Miles when their scanners picked up something unexpected on the planet below: Another yield of Hex Crystals so large that it made the hard-won haul on which they were sitting look like a handful of dirt. They were sitting on quite a large haul of their sacred crystals, but the aliens who had died trying to keep them from their rightful owners had put up an extraordinary fight, and the Pharaohs were so drastically reduced in their numbers they barely had enough troops to guard the Crystals they had, much less go on further missions. The Star Destroyers had a less menacing look, with a different shape (a triangle with a rectangular extension attached to it), three big dishes on the outside, and an overall cleaner look.In a relatively primitive, often-overlooked, nigh-unfashionable end of the galaxy, the 116th Exploration Dynasty of the Star Pharaohs were returning from a successful but extraordinarily costly Hex Crystal recuperation mission. These pieces of concept art show simpler designs for the X-Wing, which only had the s-foils and the cabin (with two seats instead of one), without any extras on the outside. Colin Cantwell is a concept artist and the designer of all ships in A New Hope, including the Millennium Falcon and the Death Star. Twitter user WeirdlandTales shared some images of concept art by Colin Cantwell for A New Hope, showing the early designs of the Star Destroyers and X-Wings. Related: Star Wars: How Many People Died When The Death Star Was Destroyed With regards to the spaceships in Star Wars, they have been upgraded over the course of all the Star Wars films, but their original designs were slightly different than what people saw in George Lucas' first Star Wars movie over 40 years ago. Sometimes even characters get minor changes, such as the Stormtroopers no longer using lightsabers of their own. It's no secret that concept art for major blockbusters tend to receive significant alterations before being finalized for their respective films.

Like everything else, the X-Wings and Star Destroyers (among various other spaceships in the franchise) went through various design processes before appearing on the big screen in A New Hope, and the appearance that fans are so familiar with is not exactly how they were originally going to look. Star Wars' Star Destroyers and X-Wing starfighters are iconic ships in the sci-fi and fantasy genres, but they could have looked considerably different.