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In a rather devastating video, a&nbsp; fan's Razor Crest replica gets destroyed when it's knocked down a hill by an apparent windstorm. Disney+'s first live-action&nbsp;Star Wars series quickly became a fan favorite when it premiered in 2019, and the second season last year only increased the conversation surrounding it. The series follows bounty hunter Din Djarin () as he travels the galaxy in the aftermath of the Empire's fall and protects a powerful young child who was once his target.&nbsp;The Mandalorian season 3 is currently in the works, with Pascal slated to return.SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAYEver since&nbsp;The Mandalorian first premiered, fans have shown their creativity and love for the series in several impressive ways. There have been endless pieces of fan art, lightsaber creations, and even Christmas light shows. One of the most impressive&nbsp;Mandalorian-inspired fan works, a&nbsp;, went viral last month. Russian fan&nbsp;Ayaal Fedorov and his friends designed the piece, which cost over $10,200. The amount of detail that went into the Razor Crest was impressive, but now it looks like it lives no longer.As shared by Reddit user , a video from yrdel_park shows the Razor Crest toppling down a hill and being smashed to pieces. It appears as though the wind knocked it over, though many have noted it also looked like it was pushed a little by the people standing beside it. Nevertheless, the impressive&nbsp;Razor Crest replica is no more.fromIn a way, this mirrors the events of&nbsp;The Mandalorian season 2. The sixth episode of the season, "The Tragedy," saw the by Moff Gideon's (Giancarlo Esposito) forces, and fans were devastated. Even before that, Din struggled to keep the Razor Crest running after a series of difficult runs. It seems like the ship was always destined for a tragic end, and even fan-created replicas cannot avoid that fate. Still, it was very impressive while it lasted.Going into&nbsp;The Mandalorian season 3, Din will likely need a new ship to get around, particularly since he's branching off from Boba Fett (Temuera Morrison). It will be interesting to see how his new ride compares to the beloved Razor Crest; it already has some big shoes to fill.&nbsp;That's just one of the many things fans have to look forward to about the next episodes, which will hopefully premiere in early 2022. Between Din's new ship and the ,&nbsp;The Mandalorian has a lot of questions to answer.Source:&nbsp;/Reddit

In a rather devastating video, a&nbsp; fan's Razor Crest replica gets destroyed when it's knocked down a hill by an apparent windstorm. Disney+'s first live-action&nbsp;Star Wars series quickly became a fan favorite when it premiered in 2019, and the second season last year only increased the conversation surrounding it. The series follows bounty hunter Din Djarin () as he travels the galaxy in the aftermath of the Empire's fall and protects a powerful young child who was once his target.&nbsp;The Mandalorian season 3 is currently in the works, with Pascal slated to return.SCREENRANT VIDEO...

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