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- Written by: Julius Perdana
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RZ-1 A-Wing is a Rebel Alliance fighter. An Interceptor that even faster than TIE fighter. They have their major role on The Battle of endor. This model is design by my friend Liem Kou Phing, thanks to him for hosting his work at paper replika.
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- Written by: Julius Perdana
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This Snowspeeder paper model contains 14 pages of build able patterns. The whole length will be 26.5 cm which is 1/20 in scale. Display stand is included on the pattern. Further addon will be available, such as pilot and gunner figure. Paper-replika.com is not affiliated, representation or endorsed by Lucasfilm. All registered trade marks mentioned above are belong to their respective owners - Lucasfilm. This is a fan made model, please use for personal use only, do not use for any commercial purposes. Visit STAR WARS website
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- Written by: Julius Perdana
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Paper Replika recently displayed photos of ETA-2 models that have been assembled and modified by Tomasz Bąk. Now the pattern is already with me and Tomasz has give his permission for me to share the pattern of his modifications. Assembly instructions are available on this page and included with the PDF patterns.
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- Written by: Julius Perdana
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The 74-Z speeder bike, sometimes referred to as the Imperial speeder bike due to its use by scout stormtroopers of the Galactic Empire, was a speeder bike manufactured by Aratech Repulsor Company used for reconnaissance purposes, as well as rapid transportation in combat zones.They were capable of reaching speeds up to and beyond five hundred kilometers per hour, and had a flight ceiling of twenty-five meters. 74-Zs were the military variant of the civilian 74-Y. They were controlled by handlebars located towards the front of the vehicle, and foot pedals slung underneath adjusted speed and altitude.
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- Written by: Julius Perdana
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I always want to make a 1:1 scout trooper costume with paper or cardboard, but I think without a consistent plan it's likely never going to happen. So I think by doing the costume in small scale first, would very much help to develop into life-size scale. This release is 1/12 scale, too small to capture a decent details, so after this I need to make 1/6 figurine, to be able to achieve more details. This 1/12 model is not a stand alone, you need to build his bike that also available at star wars category in this site.