Incom T-47 Snowspeeder Bandai 1/48 These finally turned up today and will be my last Star Wars builds for a while (unless the Ep 7 stuff is available for a reasonable price). I'll be leaving the X-Wing for a bit, but I decided to start the snowspeeder straight away. I'm probably going to do a red...
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Comprehensive information about LEGO 75074 Snowspeeder, a Star Wars set released in 2015.
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Comprehensive information about LEGO 7130 Snowspeeder, a Star Wars set released in 1999.
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Comprehensive information about LEGO 4500 Rebel Snowspeeder, a Star Wars set released in 2004.
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Some details: You can open the cockpit for minifigure access. The detailed seat and control panels. I don't like printet plates. So I've used some unconventional parts like the radios. The harpoon gun has a working retractable cable. And there are movable air brakes. The design of the snowspeeder is heavily inspired by the work of Larry Lars.
The First Order's standard Snowspeeder seems a little, well, open-air for cold weather, but the Special Forces deserve better. The concept for this is a cross between a First Order Special Forces TIE Fighter, the Rebel Snowspeeder, and a Jedi Starfighter.
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