Vader TIE Fighter
By: News EditorDate: Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Source: Code 3 Collectibles
Code 3 Collectibles is taking pre-orders for their Darth Vader's TIE Fighter Signature Series. The company is presenting an authentic reproduction of the TIE Advanced X1 Starfighter to date; complete with battle damage. Every detail of the original starship has been meticulously captured, and recreated in die cast with astonishing precision.
Vader's custom TIE Advance X1 has larger, angular wings, a longer rear engine, and both protective shields and hyperdrive capability. With over 300 hand-crafted pieces, all detailed features were scaled from the original TIE Advanced X1. The cockpit hatch is removable to expose astounding detail of the cockpit interior, control panels, side panel detailing (including battle damage) and even includes Darth Vader seated at his pilot chair. This compelling showpiece is custom painted to emphasize its rich detail, from the weathering effect of the exhaust fumes, to the computer detail on the interior side panels. The base has been molded to replicate the outer surface of the Death Star. The signature plaque is strategically placed at an angle so that the signature of James Earl Jones is easily displayed.
This replica of the TIE Advance X1 Starfighter was molded based on the original models and photos from the Lucasfilm archives.
Included with the model:
Battle damaged TIE Fighter
3D resin base
James Earl Jones Signature Plaque
Acrylic Cover
Certificate of Authenticity
Collectors Patch
Custom made stand
Magnetic tool
The model is priced at $450.
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