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I have built this midi-version of my F-Wing for the Factions RPG some time ago - it was even featured in one or the other space battle scenes of my comic - but it never received a own entry - until now. I'm really proud of this version and while the minifig-scale F-Wing I built for last year's May the 4th contest here on EB was not very robust and swooshable, this one definitely is. It's one of my favorite fanon ships (created by artist Jason Hazelroth). The model scales with the official midi-Millenium Falcon quite nicely, showing that the F-Wing is indeed a large, heavy starfighter, somewhat filling the gap in Slayn and Korpils program between the B-Wing and the MG100-Starfortress.
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A GIANT SLAYER Built for the Rebel Alliance by the same manufacturer behind the B-Wing and MG-100 StarFortress Heavy Bomber, the F-Wing seamlessly joins their SF-series of high-Performance starfighters. True to Rebel doctrine, it is versatile, reliable, and designed to counter the Empire’s overwhelming numbers with precision and firepower. Designed as a capital ship buster, the F-Wing is engineered to withstand heavy broadside fire during its approach. Its reinforced hull, superior shielding, and surprising maneuverability allow it to navigate intense battlefields with irresistible efficiency. To disrupt enemy targeting, the F-Wing is equipped with quadrupole jammers, forcing hostile gunners to rely on visual tracking alone—a crippling disadvantage against such small targets. Offensively, the F-Wing is pure devastation. A heavy ion cannon disables enemy shields, while its five laser cannons swiftly eliminate fighters and gunships. When negotiations for surrender fail, its arsenal of heavy proton torpedoes goes live—unleashing a shattering volley capable of obliterating even the largest Imperial warships. ***** Hello and welcome to my asymmetric ship entry for the contest. The ship design is heavily inspired by Jason Hazelroths F-Wing fanon starfighter. Check out his original work at Artstation! https://jasonhazelroth.artstation.com/projects/d89nqQ Here some additional images without the fuzz
