The collection of characters is most correctly called a 'typeface.' Since 'Stencil Scelet' is not a computer file, the rules that apply to it are those that govern typefaces, not fonts. Technically, a 'font' is a computer file that tells the computer how to render a given character. I hope I can be a good resource for this forum, because I have spent way too much time researching this topic! I will be adding to this page (and this thread) as I finish digitizing more fonts.Īlso, feel free to ask questions and request other fonts. Please enjoy the interactive demos that I spent too much time on. All the fonts are free for personal use, but please contact me to obtain a commercial license before selling anything with these fonts. The FutureThere are several more fonts I have positively identified, that are on my docket for recreating, including the exterior stencils and some labels from RotJ.ĭownload the X-Wing CollectionThe X-Wing Collection is free to download. I also drew from Rogue One, Solo, and Squadrons, and made it into a font:

View attachment 1471814 View attachment 1471813īutton IconsI decided I should also recreate some of the button icons from the targeting computer while I was at it. I call it 'S-Foil.' Here it is compared with the original: It went on to make appearances in TLJ and TRoS - enough someone with too much time on their hands to decipher and recreate. However, BLIND_LTD recreated that script for Rogue One, (where it appears in X-Wing cockpits). Whether they were ever meant to mean anything specific is up for debate, but what actually appears on screen is gibberish. So I recreated it (and added an Aurebesh version for good measure) as 'Scelet AF':Īstromech CommsThe messages that R2 writes to Luke in ESB are completely indecipherable, as far as I can tell. The only problem was that the font was never digitized. I could only find this picture of it, but it's clearly a perfect match: Finally I came across 'Stencil Scelet,' a font published in 1976. I ended up poring over Letraset catalogues from 1973-1976, but I couldn't find an exact match.

Targeting Computer NumeralsThis was a hard font to track down.

I've been researching, identifying, and recreating Star Wars fonts for a while, and I wanted to share some of the progress I've made.

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