rebel fighters

Doc Industries Red Squadron Based on the fighter squadron responsible for the destruction of the Death Star, as seen in Episode IV, these repaints of my Doc Industries X-Wing replicate the appearance (to the best of their ability) of the original models used in 1977. Reds One through Six...

A Small Collection of Rebel Starfighters, i build them to work with my Rebel Corvette, i released earlyer. What you get is a Y-Wing, and 3 Variants of A-Wings, some of them being influenced by "Star Wars Rebels" I Tried to Keep them as close to scale as possible, but they still got a few...

Y-Wing 10:1 scale. This ship is my first attempt at a 'beauty-build' and modeling an actual ship from a reference. This version is fully skinned and has only minimal systems. It is intended for people who like to design systems but are still developing their building skills. No effort was...

The T-69 X-Wing Star Fighter, one of the most common fighters to see in the Rebel Alliance. Produced by Incom originally for the Empire, the x-wing was the fighter of choice for most rebel pilots due to its balance of fire power, speed, and maneuverability. With most rebel hit and run tactics...

Fresh off the line, I bring to you the A/SF-01 B-Wing Star Fighter designed by Admiral Ackbar to replace the aging Y-Wing Star Fighters. At the battle of Endor, few rebel pilots were qualified to fly the B-Wing due to its difficulty to fly in its rotating cockpit and fragile nature. Built for...

I bring to you the role play version of the RZ-1 A-Wing Interceptor. Designed after the A-Wing as seen in the Return of the Jedi, this star fighter comes fully loaded. Logic cockpit hatch and landing gear, twin blasters designed as turrets for full rotation up and down and rear targeting...

Introducing another role play ship fresh off the line, the Rebel BTL Y-Wing Star Fighter. Due to the ridiculous maintenance and the need to lighten loads on the Y-Wing, most pilots and engineers stripped the Y-wing of its outer armor plating exposing the systems of the ship. This oddly enough...