The design is updated as the T-70 for the third trilogy, starting with Star Wars: The Force Awakens. In a head-to-head dogfight with the standard Imperial TIE fighter, the X-Wing will almost always come out ahead. A descendent of the Z-95 Headhunter, its deadly blend of maneuverability and firepower was instrumental in the survival of the Rebellion. Incom T-65 X-Wing Space Superiority Fighter The workhorse of the rebellion and one of the most instantly recognizable sci-fi icons. Terry Burke has a first look at Revell's pre-finished Millenium FalconĪndrew Thorne's X-Wing in the Reader's Gallery Jay Chladek looks at the Fine Molds Falcon John Boswell rebuilds Ships from the Rebel Base Kit Paul Heaberlin previews Triliance's Gun Well Upgrade Rob Caswell looks at Falcon Kits' (discontinued) accurizing kits Vaz and Hata, From Star Wars to Indiana Jones: The Best of the Lucasfilm Archives, Chronicle Books 1994 Reynolds, Jenssen, and Chasemore Star Wars Incredible Cross Sections, DK Books 1998 Starship Modeler Smithsonian Star Wars Gallery Johnson, Shane Star Wars Technical Journal, Del Rey 1994 Smith, Bill Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels, Del Rey 1996
The most popular (or at least most widely available) models were a (roughly) 1/72 kit produced by MPC (later AMT/ERTL) in both cut-away and non-cutaway variants, and by Fine Molds in both 1/72 and 1/144 scales.
The Falcon has been the subject of a number of kits, collectibles and toys - in a wide variety of scales. This ship is heavily modified from the 'stock' version - including uprated weapons, shields liberated from the Imperials, and a class 5 hyperdrive that makes it almost twice as fast as Imperial warships. YT-1200 Transport (Modified) Millennium Falcon - The classy tramp freighter that was a prominent character in all the Star Wars movies (so far). Image: Bernard Szukiel's incredible Millennium Falcon in the Reader's GalleryĬorellian Engineering Corp.
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