The plastic is similar to what was used on the 6"-scale Tie Fighter, but it doesn't feel flimsy because of how compact this ship's elements are as a whole. The plastic does make the ship somewhat light in weight, which I actually appreciate. It's got enough heft to not go anywhere, but it's not going to rip your shelf off the wall. AHORA QUE SABEMOS DE QUE APARATO SE TRATA VOY A DESCRIBIROS LA MAQUETA, PORQUE ESTÁ MAS CERCA DE UNA MAQUETA QUE DE UN JUGUETE. EN YOU TUBE HAY MUCHOS VIDEOS DE CÓMO PERSONALIZAN ESTA NAVE INCLUYENDO LEDS Y DETALLES INCREIBLES. Something I always hankered for were the vehicles but we could never afford them (though I did save up for a Speeder in time). The Snowspeeder used to be one of those that I most eyed with envy, I loved it. TAMBIEN PODEMOS DESPLEGAR UNO O LOS DOS DEFLECTORES/ AEROFRENOS DE LA NAVE DANDOLE EL MISMO ASPECTO QUE EN LAS IMAGENES DEL FILM.

LA NAVE TIENE UNOS DETALLES DE PINTURA INCREIBLES Y PARECE QUE ACABA DE VOLVER DE HOTH, DESPUES DE VERSELAS CON LOS AT-AT. A small, wedge-shaped vehicle, the Alliance snowspeeder was a two-person craft, with a pilot and a rear-facing tailgunner with a speed of 1,100 kph. It had two forward-facing heavy laser cannons and a harpoon cannon placed ahead of the tailgunner. Being a child of the '80s the only thing that this is missing is some sort of electronics for sound and lights. I would have liked that as I remember it on the original one that I still own. The Rebel twins Tia and Ghia piloted a T-47 during Jabba's demolition games. [13] Behind the scenes [ ] Following the Battle of Hoth, the T-47 continued to be used by the Rebel Alliance and the harpoon-and-tow cable tactic was employed in other battles, including the Battle of Kothlis. [12]LA NAVE PRESENTA SEÑALES DE BATALLA POR TODOS LADOS, Y ESPECIALMENTE EN UNA PARTE DEL MARCO DE LA CABINA. StarWars.com: I have the original LEGO Snowspeeder on a shelf at home. It's one of my favorites -- such a clever build, with the incorporation of the tow cable, slanted wings, and the overall look. What opportunities does making it in a larger scale provide to you as a designer? Kenner had planned to make a desert-based version of the T-47 airspeeder called the Sandspeeder, colored orange and red, although the toy's production had been cancelled. [14]

StarWars.com: Once you were given the green light to start designing the Snowspeeder, where did you begin in terms of the design, and how did the process continue from there? The set comes with poor doomed Dak, a figure that I've not seen before in an action figure, and essential really in making this a full set. It doesn't come with a Luke figure (unsurprising when you consider the figures along are 20 quid), but his Hoth pilot has been highly available for ages and I would highly recommend getting it with this set to make it truly complete. During the Galactic Civil War, the Partisans had access to T-47s during their insurgency on Jedha. [9] During the Battle of Hoth, these snowspeeders used tow cables to disable All Terrain Armored Transport (AT-AT) walkers by firing the tow cable and chasing it out around the walker's legs, stopping its locomotion and immobilizing the walker. [2] This article is a stub about a vehicle. You can help Wookieepedia by expanding it. On Hoth, the Rebels modified T-47 airspeeders to become snowspeeders, fast flying conveyances for patrol and defense of their hidden base EN EL FUSELAJE, DEBAJO DEL GENERADOR LASER IZQUIERDO, PODEMOS RETIRAR UN PANEL PARA ACCEDER A LAS TRIPAS DE LA NAVE, CON UN ACABADO OXIDADO Y ENVEJECIDO.

EN ESA MISMA ZONA, PERO DETRÁS SE LEVANTA OTRA SECCION Y PODREMOS ACCEDER A UNA PARTE DE UNOS DE LOS MOTORES IÓNICOS Y CONTEMPLAR ALGUNAS DE SUS PARTES.