What's funny is that it seems to use a similar perspective (fixed camera angle relative to the craft which doesn't show the entire vehicle, allowing it to be ac

What's funny is that it seems to use a similar perspective (fixed camera angle relative to the craft which doesn't show the entire vehicle, allowing it to be actually held up by a beam from a conventional vehicle) to that used to fake the Star Wars landspeeder scenes...! Probably just an unfortunate coincidence I suppose.