Just though that if somebody has Star Wars ships on display, it might be kinda neat to have blueprint posters hanging behind them. There is this set of books - ISBN 0756699894, which includes a set of posters. I believe these ones are from there:

 

 

 

This is interesting as well, though I am not sure from which book exactly it is.

If you search for "star wars blueprints" and/or "star wars cross-section", you will find even more amazing variations, like MF Landing Gear blueprint

Link to book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0756699894/sr=1-1/qid=1405623418/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&qid=1405623418&sr=1-1?

If you are adventurous enough, you could probably try to "part out" the books, posters specifically. Some ebay sellers I think are doing it... 

And if you do have 10179 on display, you obviously have to have http://www.amazon.com/Millennium-Falcon-Owners-Workshop-Manual/dp/0345533046? , casually placed nearby...

This blueprint is plainly "wrong".

By the time they have this technology, the whole ship will have been built by robotic 3D printers and assembler in a day

This blueprint is plainly "wrong".

By the time they have this technology, the whole ship will have been built by robotic 3D printers and assembler in a day

Those are executive reviews for top management.

I don't think they could build one in a day. Would they bother with tie fighters if they could just stamp out gazillions of imperial star destroyers?