Who said anything about the first Death Star? True, it was a huge design flaw, but one that was exploited by an X-wing not the Falcon. Plus the 1st DS was only a hundred miles wide.stitch626 wrote:No, the first DS was already finnished. So it was a design flaw.
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Updated with heavy duty thrusters and a bit more detailing on the hull. This thing has lots of parts that wear out fast because it's useage is so
extreme, so I want the impression that the hull is designed to be ripped open for access and then welded over again afterwards.
extreme, so I want the impression that the hull is designed to be ripped open for access and then welded over again afterwards.
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OopsCaptain Seafort wrote:Who said anything about the first Death Star? True, it was a huge design flaw, but one that was exploited by an X-wing not the Falcon. Plus the 1st DS was only a hundred miles wide.stitch626 wrote:No, the first DS was already finnished. So it was a design flaw.
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Yeah, but when you came back to it there would be a parking ticket on the windshield and an NYPD parking boot attached to the thrusters.GrahamKennedy wrote:I love that you could land my battleship in Central Park, and you'd still squash some buildings around it.....
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Mikey wrote:Yeah, but when you came back to it there would be a parking ticket on the windshield and an NYPD parking boot attached to the thrusters.
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