Chrome Bricks

Hello Eurobricks Star Wars community! I'm ChromeBricks from Instagram, and this is my first post on this forum, although I've been following it for quite some time. I would like to present to you a quick model I came up with a few days ago, a hybrid between an interceptor and a bomber like craft, but this is not final, of course. Some could even consider it kinda crappy, I sorta do. This would be primarily used for massive ground devastation or capital ship disabling. The advantage in this case of hybrid ship would offer high maneuverability in flight to evade enemy fire (both ground and airborne) and protect the payload and high speeds to attack enemy fighters and achieve long range bombing runs when in formation. This ship is pretty similar in some aspects to the RZ-1 A-Wing starfighter used by the Rebel Alliance, as it is light, hyperspace-capable, and has high agility, maneuverability and speed. Minor note: the 1x6 DBG plate on each side of the craft are intended to represent blaster cannons. But I have to admit, they barely serve that purpose. The fighter also features an astromech droid socket to assist the pilot in navigation. Behind the socket, there is a hyperdrive unit that enables the craft to travel at FTL speed while in hyperspace. Here's a view with the canopy open. As you can see, no controls yet, but those eventually might be added. Here's the rear portion of the fighter, where the hyperdrive would be installed, although there's still no indication of it. The round 2x2 plates the engine's exhaust nozzles. The DBG 1x4 behind the pilot's head is used to store any pistols that he may use, as shown here. Here is the undercarriage of the fighter. The stacks of 2x2 round bricks and a nose cone is are the bombs themselves. The round 4x4 is intended to be some sort of docking port, and the 1x2 plate with clips is kinda intended to be a torpedo launcher, although that would be small for an actual one. The vehicle does still look respectable without the bombs on, even though they are large compared to the craft itself. Lastly, here's a (blurry) pic of the pilot (Ten Numb) and the astromech droid (R5-D4) next to the vehicle. To finish things off, here a list of what I intend to add to this (partially lacking) spacecraft: 1. More detail and a more defined color scheme 2. New cannons 3. Better bombs 4. Maybe retractable landing gear? 5. Better engines 6. More greebling, for sure. And more importantly: 7. A NAME FOR CRYING OUT LOUD Because no ship is a ship without a name, am I right? I'm open to suggestions for anything, since I'm new to this community. Thank you for your attention, and may the Force be with you.

Thanks for the idea! I'm not sure if I have all the base pieces in white, but a few touches of light bluish gray might be useful for paneling or maintenance detail. I'm mainly looking forward names like your first option, since the starfighter is intended to be used in whole squadrons by the Alliance, maybe (?), why not I guess. Thanks for the idea, @VaderFan2187 !

As unfortunate as it is that this will never make it to shelves, this still an excellent piece of work. Great job, dude!

75175 kinda looks a tad bit weird and unfamiliar to me, especially compared to the 75150 Rebels A-Wing. The cannons seem too thin or close to the fuselage, and rear engine section is whatever. I just like the Rebels A-Wing better (but strangely only in LEGO form...)

TBH, that Imperial Cargo Shuttle is way larger than I originally pictured it.

I didn't see much difference either, but nonetheless, I look forward to see how this project will work out.

Aweszome build! Very nice greebling you got on the engine area. The top and underside are pretty dang smoothed out too! A job well done, sir!

Very nice! THE best T-70 MOC I've seen so far! Definitely gonna give this build a go! On Flickr, I saw your Falcon images, and I would love to see that one complete! Keep up the good work man!!