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Hi!I'm back with a new Star Wars project! POE DAMERON'S T-70 X-Wing Fighter This time something from the sequels! It's been almost 10 years since the premiere of The Force Awakens! Do you feel old? Just before the premiere of the film I bought the 75102 set and that's how my adventure began, first modifications and then my first own projects.My 75102 has been lying in the closet for many years, until now! This is one of my favorite Star Wars designs, I really like the combination of black and orange. I decided to return to the topic and create my own T-70 MOC The basis for the front was the design by Quarries Workshop, who did a great job on this element, check out his other designs! In the later stages of construction I will develop this structure for my own needs. The biggest challenge was building the wings, because the T-70 has a completely different design than the classic T-65. 971 parts! If you have the 75102 set you can use 188 parts. Instructions is available here:https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-199921/EDGE OF BRICKS/poe-damerons-t-70-xwing-fighter/#details All details on video:
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Today I started my next project, a model of the new T-70 x wing from star wars. I think I have the back wings figured out, here is a concept for it. Colours not final obviously. I'll continue to add to this thread as I make more progress. I decided on light gray for this. White just looks out of place to me and it doesn't appear that way even some of the time as the T-65 did depending on lighting. The wings (at least from my limited reference) are also seeming to be slightly thicker on the new ship, so I went with a snot design instead of 2 plates thick. I think that curve arch piece is the only really sufficient way to capture the curve of the wingtip with fidelity so I based the design on mounting each laser on each wing with those piece. Next, I'll tackle the front wings and engine assembly, maybe the rear fuselage.