The shipyards were well known for their modular freighters which could be upgraded for combat with both legal and illegal after-market kits.

Is there some local advantage (for example, plentiful resources of a certain type, or low gravity, or proximity to mining colonies, or whatever) that make ship building there ideal?Д¬EC, whose shipyards were located in the Corellian system, owed much of its success to the abnormally high numbers of skilled designers, engineers, and shipwrights the system produced. It seems unlikely that all the best ships (both alliance, like Princess Leia's ship, and Empire, like Star Destroyers) are made in the one place. Sure, I can imagine some of the best star ships were made on Corellia, but aren't there other ship building planets in the galaxy? So, why are 'Corellian' ships so good, given that they are they mentioned, almost revered, at so many points in the movies? Han's own father worked on the 'CEC' construction line to make ships like the Millennium Falcon. In the movie, it is said 'no-one wants to go back to Corellia'. There is a lot of ship building, but otherwise the planet seems pretty terrible. Now in Solo: A Star Wars Story, we see the planet Corellia. Many times in the Star Wars movies we hear reference to 'Corellian' space ships.ДЄn example, Han Solo says in the cantina: Not the local bulk cruisers mind you, I'm talking about the big Corellian ships now.

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