LEGO 75214 Star Wars Anakin's Jedi Starfighter

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A LEGO version of the fighter (LEGO STAR WARS - 75087 Anakin's Custom Jedi Starfighter) was released in 2015. Jedi starfighter was the term used to describe any starfighter normally piloted by a Jedi. Vessels designated as "Jedi starfighters" included: To enhance the ship's firepower, he armed it with four Taim & Bak laser cannons, mounting two on each wingtip, as well as a missile launcher installed in the center fuselage, which held a very high number of missiles. The laser cannons on each wingtip could fire either separately or simultaneously, and at such extreme angles off-axis that they could hit targets even as Anakin passed them. The original Azure Angel was used up until the Battle of Muunilinst. After destroying numerous Geonosian fighters and a Separatist gun platform, Anakin encountered Asajj Ventress, who dueled him using her Ginivex-class starfighter. When the Dark Jedi retreated, Anakin chased her to the jungle moon of Yavin 4, where she destroyed the Azure Angel after he had landed. Following this, Skywalker would go on to pilot several other starfighters, including a number of yellow Delta-7B's, a red Delta-7, another blue Delta-7 named Azure Angel II, and at least two yellow Eta-2 Actis.

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Republic, Rebel, and Resistance Starfighters" — Star Wars Encyclopedia (First identified as Eta-2 Actis Jedi Interceptor) The missiles could be launched in rapid succession; seven of them were fired within the span of seconds at the Battle of Muunilinst. Other modifications included an increase to engine power, articulated stabilizer foils and vectored thrusters for increased maneuverability within realspace and atmospheres, as well as a pair of TransGalMeg hyperdrive thrusters that provided hyperspace capability without having to utilize a hyperdrive ring. More manuals of Lego Frequently Asked Questions about Lego set 7669 Star Wars Anakins Jedi starfighter Star Wars Helmet Collection 15 ( Weapons & Uniforms: The Grand Army of the Republic) (Picture only) Some Jedi were concerned that Skywalker regarded this fighter as a possession, and that it was a sign of his inability to let go of his past or to resist forming attachments. However, Jedi Master Saesee Tiin encouraged him to keep pushing the ship's limits, hoping to see that Anakin's improvements were incorporated into the next generation of Jedi starfighters.The ship was piloted by a single pilot, with the assistance of a single externally mounted astromech droid for navigation and repair assistance. For offense, the ship featured two laser cannons and two ion cannons. Unlike laser cannons, the ship's ion cannons fired bursts of plasma that caused temporary electrical disruptions to their target upon impact. [8] History [ ] Because Hasbro released both of Obi-Wan Kenobi’s and Anakin Skywalker’s starfighters in the Revenge Of The Sith line, you’d think they would come up with a unique name of naming them. But they didn’t. Both the regular releases and the exclusive releases are called either Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter or Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter. It’s a shame they didn’t identify them by the planets where they utilized them, or perhaps within the battles they fought. The sculpt is based on 2005’s ROTS Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter, like all of the other Jedi Starfighters in the line, but the paint operations are entirely different. Anakin Skywalker didn’t use the vehicle too much before his demise in Episode III, but it is an essential vehicle as it took him to his final destiny/demise. All of the same action features that have been present on every previous starfighter utilizing this mold are present here as well. They’re simple, but they provide enough extra play value to make the vehicle worthwhile. The same projectiles and features, like the opening canopy and opening wings, are once again part of this release. What’s particularly interesting is that the original yellow 2005 Revenge Of The Sith Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter came with a decal sheet, but here Hasbro pre-applied the decals. It’s interesting to note that the decals were applied straightly here. This option of pre-applied decals was an oddity for the Hasbro Star Wars line. The name Azure Angel was created by Lucasfilm's "Keeper of the Holocron," Leland Chee, based on the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels precision flight team. Other possible names were Cerulean Angel, Cobalt Angel, and Teal Angel.