V-Wing

[franz bolo]

Has anyone made a Star Wars V-Wing from Ep3?

Was there a reference model made for it at all?

I don't recall it being in the movie but I was told it was.

Thanks

FB

 

[TheRealFennShysa]

Has anyone made a Star Wars V-Wing from Ep3?

Was there a reference model made for it at all?

I don't recall it being in the movie but I was told it was.

It can be seen in the very last sequence of the film, as the two craft that escort Palpatine's shuttle carrying Vader to the medical center... It's a Republic craft, so I would assume they're scattered throughout the opening battle, but good luck IDing one in there...

I doubt there was a reference model made for it, as the majority of EpIII stuff was CG...

 

[PetarB]

You can also see closeups of some V-Wings in the hangar when Obi Wan is briefing the clone troopers just before he goes down to confront General Grevious on Utapau.

 

[franz bolo]

Thanks! I found a guy who made a kit named Alfred Wong. He's got some nice stuff on his site.

http://www.alfredsmind.ca/commissions/samples89.html

FB

 

[yodasan]

Alfred is a master when it comes to making masters.

 

[temponaut]

I found a guy who made a kit named Alfred Wong.

Seems like a strange name for a kit.

Sorry. Couldn't help myself.

Yes, Wong is known as a a master of masters. His V-Wing kit looks very nice indeed.

 

[Bar]

The Hasbro toy works out at just shy of 1/24.
And it's relatively well detailed.
A little bit of work to totally accurise it, but it can be done if you want a bigger model than 1/72.
Bar.

 

[bluelight]

Hello everybody!
I'm new to the forum.
Here are a couple of pics of the V wing that can be found on the net.. there are just a few refs available since the V wing has never come to life as a model but just CGI.
Hasbro toy is nice.. but I believe the vertical wing Hub is poorly detailed.. a lot of effort should be devoted to accuritisation there!