Stormtroopers from Thingeverse, artist FunkyArt (free)

DeathStar Light Panel from Thingeverse, artist Freddy1990

Star Wars Death Star chasm bridge door from Cults, artist Charveys3D (pay)

Printer: AnyCubic Photon Mono resp. Abycubic Photon S

Slicer: Photon_Workshop_v2.1.29

Resin: Elegoo Resin Blue Transparent resp. Elegoo Resin Grey  

I 3D printed out two doors in resin (see above where to find the files), where I needed to scratch build the bridge where the stormtroopers will sit on. 

I started to measure the minimum distance to be able to fit all 11 stormtroopers and look into how to connect the bridge with the doors. Luckily the bridge size on the doors matched a foam board of 5 mm in thickness, so I cut out the size to match and also cut out a plasticard (<1 mm thick) in the same size. I then cut out holes in the plasticard and foam board so that the troopers can sit properly (all are easily removable). Added panels (in plasticard) to match the looks and feel of the doors, glued magnets on the doors and bridge sides for easy removal and reattachment.

This question has been a nightmare, I more or less stopped crafting for almost three weeks to figure this one out. 

Should the background be convex and get the illusion of space and round, but this was not an option, the piece itself was already big, and adding this - Oh My Goodness 

So the solution was to paint the Death Star chasm in perspective mode. 

I painted the background on an acrylic paper, where I first drew the panel lines where the light is decreased the further down it goes down in the chasm, and I continued the with the panel lights onto the “floor”. Painted with artistic acrylic paint, sealed with varnish and sturdied back with cardboard and the bottom with a thin wood board.