If I didn’t know any better, the engine style that you have for this ship is the same, or at least a template, for the Razor Crest from The Mandalorian. Did someone “borrow” some ideas from you again, or are these engines relatively common?
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AdmiralWar
Contrary to mandalorian capital ships, their star fighters have a more curved design (spare the star viper) while still equally sleek and amazing
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Vaes Beumaryn
I’m curious as to why it features motifs of Kuat’s Firespray ship like the Slave I. The Mandalorians wouldn’t have contracted with Kuat
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Justin
MandalMotors probably copied elements of Slave I because of the popularity of Mand’alor Boba and Jengo Fett.
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Soren
What is this fighter intended for? From it’s looks and seemingly light armament, I would assume it is a anti-fighter ship, designed to keep enemy fighters off it’s mothership.
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CJ442
In the novels, it was a multi-purpose fighter/bomber, similar to the X-wing. What set the Beskad apart from regular fighters though, was that it’s hull was made from beskar, Mandalorian Iron. Though the Mandalorians’ Beskads were made from pure beskar, the commercially available version sold by MandalMotors actually used a weaker beskar-duraseel alloy.
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Anonymous
Was this in the comics or is it your original work?
I would fly one of those if I was in the Star Wars universe
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Spartan919
It looks a little undergunned. Could it be modified to carry more
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Ioan
Looks awesome! Though, I never understood the Mandalorians’ penchant for putting their small crafts’ main guns so far below the line of sight, even if they are on the same axis. Still a great looking design though.
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Kaul of Keldabe
Fascinating. Looks as though Mandal Motors has created a scaled down B-wing.
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Nate
Looks great! With all the recent Mandalorian craft, could the Bes’uliik starfighter be in the plans for the future? Description from the books: The spaceframe measured fifteen meters long, with a wingspan of a little over half its length. The hull was a plain, clean-lined “V”-shape with a squared-off tail and a dark gray finish with high-tech baffled exhausts to enhance its stealth capabilities. The four blasters and two additional weapons mountings were all located on the underside of the fuselage. The cockpit hatch hinged at the top for entry and the bottom edges for ejection, but there were also… Read more »
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Arbite
I would have personally made the hinge go further forward so it could land with the flat side of the long part down instead of the rounded front. But it’s a pretty great combo of Slave 1, the Duchess’s ship from TCW, and other things all in one.
If I didn’t know any better, the engine style that you have for this ship is the same, or at least a template, for the Razor Crest from The Mandalorian. Did someone “borrow” some ideas from you again, or are these engines relatively common?
Contrary to mandalorian capital ships, their star fighters have a more curved design (spare the star viper) while still equally sleek and amazing
I’m curious as to why it features motifs of Kuat’s Firespray ship like the Slave I. The Mandalorians wouldn’t have contracted with Kuat
MandalMotors probably copied elements of Slave I because of the popularity of Mand’alor Boba and Jengo Fett.
What is this fighter intended for? From it’s looks and seemingly light armament, I would assume it is a anti-fighter ship, designed to keep enemy fighters off it’s mothership.
In the novels, it was a multi-purpose fighter/bomber, similar to the X-wing. What set the Beskad apart from regular fighters though, was that it’s hull was made from beskar, Mandalorian Iron. Though the Mandalorians’ Beskads were made from pure beskar, the commercially available version sold by MandalMotors actually used a weaker beskar-duraseel alloy.
Was this in the comics or is it your original work?
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I would fly one of those if I was in the Star Wars universe
It looks a little undergunned. Could it be modified to carry more
Looks awesome! Though, I never understood the Mandalorians’ penchant for putting their small crafts’ main guns so far below the line of sight, even if they are on the same axis. Still a great looking design though.
Fascinating. Looks as though Mandal Motors has created a scaled down B-wing.
Looks great! With all the recent Mandalorian craft, could the Bes’uliik starfighter be in the plans for the future? Description from the books: The spaceframe measured fifteen meters long, with a wingspan of a little over half its length. The hull was a plain, clean-lined “V”-shape with a squared-off tail and a dark gray finish with high-tech baffled exhausts to enhance its stealth capabilities. The four blasters and two additional weapons mountings were all located on the underside of the fuselage. The cockpit hatch hinged at the top for entry and the bottom edges for ejection, but there were also… Read more »
I would have personally made the hinge go further forward so it could land with the flat side of the long part down instead of the rounded front. But it’s a pretty great combo of Slave 1, the Duchess’s ship from TCW, and other things all in one.
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