Y-Wing.
Bandai's model kit tested my love for it, though.
I hate these pipes.
They just look like AT-ATs but worse with extra shit added to it to like almost all ST designs.
like the rest of the ST it's just "Empire but bigger" even some AT-ST just to show how much bigger the NuEmpire is. Garbage.
The HWK-290 light freighter. Kyle Katarn and Jan Ors' Moldy Crow.
Brought back into canon by the Kanan comics. Looks great in black too.
My favorite starfighter will always be the classic X-wing.
The star of Shadows of the Empire, Dash Rendar's Outrider. Inserted retroactively into the first film during one of George's 237 revision phases. :p
No. It just illustrates that less is often more.Everybody up in here posting them AT-ATs (which I love), but not a single post yet showing their amazing younger brother:
The AT-M6 (All Terrain Mega Caliber Six) aka the Gorilla Walker.
The AT-AT always looked so menacing, but this thing takes it to a completely new level:
This is my favorite as well. The Eclipse Class really just reminds of a big ass Naval Battleship.One of the very few things I like about Dark Empire is the Eclipse-class star destroyer:
The star of Shadows of the Empire, Dash Rendar's Outrider. Inserted retroactively into the first film during one of George's 237 revision phases. :p
This ship (I guess called the YT-2400 Light Freighter) was in fact created for the Mos Eisley Special Edition scene by design mainstay Doug Chiang, but the design was sitting around for a while, and so they gave it to the Shadows of the Empire devs to use as Not-quite Han's Not-quite Falcon. But yes, it's a great design.Such a good design. Also had another model make it into Rebels. Of all the things that got put into legends, I think I miss Shadows the most. I guess Dash has been mentioned in a book, so he's canon too, but Shadows of the Empire seemed so cool at the time. I'd love to revisit that story.
A favorite of mine too. Side note: the prop model Mark fiddles with was the original prototype model designed by Colin Cantwell (original designer of the X-Wing, Y-Wing, Blockade Runner/"proto-Falcon", Star Destroyer, Speeder, Sandcrawler and Death Star.) So this is one of the few 1977 designs that didn't get revisions later by Ralph McQuarrie or Joe Johnston/other ILM staff.I oddly really like the T-16 Skyhopper because it was prominently featured in the first level of Rebel Assault, which my first Star Wars game