Yeah, they have the 1970s look nailed, but I think they should have bent the rules a little here. That's asking a lot of todays teens to suspend belief enough for that look to work. They could have kept the overall aesthetic of mechanical rather than solid state, but made the switches beefier and a little more expensive looking. As for that silk-screening... I know the falcon has to look like the falcon, but things on screen don't translate well to physical space. I don't think people would care too much if the falcon felt a little 'realer' than how its depicted in the movies.
As for the rest of it, Galaxies Edge has freedom to bend away from the 1970s look that informed the original trilogy, I think it's a mistake not to use that freedom.
