My first attempt at drawing an X-Wing

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cannons of the left side. In progress.

Finally finished my Star Wars Resistance T-70 X-Wing in D-Day colours. In an alternate universe far far away, this is a Hawker-Incom T-70 X-Wing of No. 247 (China British) Squadron, 124 Wing, 2 TAF, RAF Hurn, June 1944. The actual model is a 1/78 Revell Star Wars Resistance X-Wing Easykit that can be clicked together in 10-15 minutes by kids 6+. I painted mine up in Typhoon D-Day markings as it looked cool and allowed me to practice my airbrushing skills without getting too bogged down in cons

Томас Чижаускас mixes Star Wars and LEGO’s Classic Space to great effect in this X-Wing-inspired build. I can just imagine the arguments between Luke Skywalker and Benny The Spaceman over who got to take this out for its maiden flight. I’m sure LEGO builders have mashed these themes together before, but I don’t recall having […]

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I actually built Poe's Black One first, but obviously had to go back and build an accompanying fighter in standard grey. Honestly, this isn't really an attempt to replicate the film model exactly. It's more me reinterpreting the official set through the lens of pmiaki's always excellent X-Wing instructions. I'm rather pleased at how it's turned out, especially since I adore the T-70 design. The only disappointment is that I couldn't include a full astromech - only the body. The underside loading on the film version rather limited me on that score and it couldn't do it without compromising the shape. Oh, this is supposed to be Jess Pava piloting since I gave Snap Wexley the M-Wing.

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