Mando N-1 references?
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Here's a website with a lot of screencaps: [ cap-that.com ] > screencap archive
I purchased the STL of the ship from Gamebody. Aside from the limits of FDM printing, it's about 80 percent accurate. The Rebel Base Builds ship appears to be more accurate. The screencaps mentioned above are ok but we will have to hope someone gets some plans or photos from Lucasfilm.
Ascent art
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I live in the UK and I'm building a Hasbro toy conversion Mando N1 80% scratch built from screen caps, I feel there's enough in screen caps but you have to study them in minute detail and make a few assumptions. You could wait as we may see more of the N1 in the next Mando series or if they spotlight it.
I know it bears little resemblance to the Ep1 craft and virtually none to the illustration in DK books incredible cross sections.
The designers and fabricators must have been given a clean slate to design from. Though supposedly fast It would be fine in space but must be aerodynamically horrendous while flying in air all those open panels would create so much drag ,tear off and rip the craft apart.
Photo from my current build the sculpted seat and hand made Turbonic venturi
I know it bears little resemblance to the Ep1 craft and virtually none to the illustration in DK books incredible cross sections.
The designers and fabricators must have been given a clean slate to design from. Though supposedly fast It would be fine in space but must be aerodynamically horrendous while flying in air all those open panels would create so much drag ,tear off and rip the craft apart.
Photo from my current build the sculpted seat and hand made Turbonic venturi
Yes, we may have to wait for season 3 to get better caps. The port engine is not shown very well in the show and I suppose that if you don't mind guessing at details then it's not a problem (not that it's bad to do so)
Between the two sets of STLs I have, the engine details are different. So it's off to do more research!
Between the two sets of STLs I have, the engine details are different. So it's off to do more research!
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My guess is the port engine structure is the same as the starboard but has a upper 'scoop' panel on top and the starboard hasn't.
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I had a look at the Gamebody file you have, in my opinion its Ok, the only thing I think that needs a tweak is the tail.
I'm saying it might need some additional details added to it that aren't easily 3d printed on FDM.
Ascent art
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I would use Styrene rod and sheets and build by hand the old school way
enterprise0216
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Refit1701, Here is link below of some pics of the N-1 Folks have been posting Hi-Res pics on the NET its a start. Lots of details to capture for a build 
Website Link:: Click on the pics
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Website Link:: Click on the pics
Din Djarin's N-1 starfighter
Din Djarin's N-1 starfighter, also known as The Mandalorian's N-1 starfighter, was a modified N-1 starfighter owned by Din Djarin following the destruction of the Razor Crest. Djarin and the mechanic Peli Motto worked together to build the N-1 starfighter as a replacement. Djarin and Motto added...
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