Returning creatures at Saw Gerrera’s base from both Rogue One and Solo: A Star Wars Story include Two Tubes and Moroff, both utilizing the original creature suits and appliances.

The device that Karis Nemik recorded his manifesto on was inspired by prop master Martyn Doust’s childhood Sanyo portable cassette player, and even included buttons from that exact model fabrication of the screen-used prop.

The defensive capabilities of Luthen Rael’s Fondor Haulcraft were inspired by James Bond’s Aston Martin.

Luthen Rael’s extending cane hides a dagger with a twisting blade.

The art department covered Middle Peak Quarry in Derbyshire, England, with white sand to transform it into the land seen on Narkina 5.

Graphic designer Barry “Baz” Gingell also plays Anto Kreegyr in his holographic appearance in Episode 11, “Daughter of Ferrix.

The vehicle that Melshi and Andor are trying to avoid is a TIE reaper, a design first seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

The hulking aliens fishing in the quarry lake are called the Pamular “brothers,” (though from the looks of it, they are not blood relations). Dewi, the chattier of the two, is a Keredian, a reuse of a design seen in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Solo: A Star Wars Story. The other brother is Freedi, whose design dates back to Rogue One but never made it on-screen, and also nearly appeared in Solo in the Kessel mines, but was similarly cut.

The Narkina quarry beach was photographed at Middle Peak Quarry, Wirksworth in Derbyshire.

The Pamular brothers travel in a quadjumper -- a design that first appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

The Segra-Milo caves were photographed at the Winspit Quarry, Worth Matravers in Dorset.

The Arrestor cruiser is identified as a Cantwell-class vessel, named after early concept modeler Colin Cantwell who was one of the first artists who worked on the original Star Wars. The vessel is based on an early Cantwell design, and was intended for a featured use in Solo: A Star Wars Story.