8037 Anakin's Y-Wing Starfighter is a Star Wars set that was released on June 28, 2009 as part of the third wave of The Clone Wars line. Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, and R2-D2 are included. The Y-wing is comprised of many blocky elements, which mainly comprise a SNOT technique that runs along either side of the cockpit and past the midsection to the engine joists. The cockpit, at the fore of the ship, can accommodate Anakin and a select few other Minifigures - it cannot accommodate a Clone Trooper. The cockpit features a small control pad with a black 1x1 tile representing a tactical display. Behind the cockpit is Ahsoka's bubble-turret, which can be accessed by lifting the dome and cannons away. The small space can seat a Minifigure of almost any size. R2-D2 sits behind the turret in a droid socket. He is connected to a missile launcher underneath the fighter's body; when R2-D2 is tilted backwards, the missile fires. Plates, tiles and slipes make up the fighter's upperwork.
The engine pods are comprised of cylindrical parts, with peg-mounted long plates and studs attached for decoration while tapering to thrusters that feature wheel rims and purple dishes. The engines attach to the the main boy via pegs and holes. This Y-Wing Starfighter was used in the Clone Wars. It was mainly used for bombing missions because of its huge payload, and it has a bubble turret for defense against enemy fighters and missiles (inspired by WWII bombers like the B-17 and B-25). It can seat a pilot, a gunner, and one astromech droid.Do not modify it. Fight for the Republic with Anakin Skywalker™! Anakin’s sleek new Y-wing starfighter blasts through space on a daring Jedi mission! With Ahsoka in the laser turret and R2-D2 to navigate, this all-new version of the classic starfighter features a firing missile and a secret lightsaber storage compartment. Includes Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano and all-new R2-D2 with Star Wars: The Clone Wars design. Includes 3 minifigures: Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka, and R2-D2 with Clone Wars decoration!
Missile launched when R2-D2 pulled backward! Both cockpits can be opened! Y-wing Starfighter measures 17 inches (43.2cm) long by 7 inches (17.8cm) wide!LEGO Star Wars Y-Wing Starfighter - 75172. From the Official Argos Shop on ebay Erhältlich bei diesen Anbietern. 1 B-Ware & 2. Für diesen Artikel ist ein neueres Modell vorhanden: Lego Star Wars 75049 - Snowspeeder Alles rund um die bunten Kult-Bauklötzchen finden Sie in unserem Wir haben für Sie eine Liste mit Service-Informationen von Spielzeug-Herstellern zusammengestellt für den Fall, dass Probleme bei einem Produkt auftreten sollten oder Sie weitere technische Informationen benötigen. Produktabmessungen54 x 28,2 x 7,9 cm Vom Hersteller empfohlenes Alter:8 - 14 Jahre Nr. 121.595 in Spielzeug (Siehe Top 100) Im Angebot von Amazon.de seit1. Möchten Sie die Produktinformationen aktualisieren, Feedback zu Bildern geben oder uns über einen günstigeren Preis informieren?
Für dieses Produkt gibt es folgende Sicherheitshinweise Anakin's Y-Wing Starfighter™Hilf Anakin Skywalker™ im Kampf für die Republik!Anakins flinker Y-Wing-Sternjäger rast auf der neuesten Jedi-Mission durchs All: Ahsoka besetzt den Laser-Geschützturm und R2-D2 steuert das Gefährt. Diese neue Version des Sternjägers beinhaltet Geschosse und eine Kammer, in der die Lichtschwerter aufbewahrt werden. Das Set enthält Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano und einen brandneuen R2-D2 im "Star Wars: The Clone Wars.-Design.Mit 3 Minifiguren: Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka und R2-D2 mit "Clone Wars.-Verzierung.Wird R2-D2 aufgezogen, werden die Raketen abgeschossen.Beide Cockpits lassen sich öffnen.Der Y-Wing-Sternjäger ist 43 cm lang und 18 cm breit.The BTL-B Y-wing starfighter was an assault starfighter/bomber that flew combat missions for the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars. Unlike the BTL-S3 Y-wing and its successor designs, the BTL-B model had a full covering of both the primary fuselage and engines.
A bubble-turret provided clear view for the gunner. The BTL-B was designed as a bomber, using such weapons as proton bombs. The bubble-turret utilized two light ion cannons for defense against enemy starfighters. It also was equipped with two medium laser cannons mounted on the front of the starfighter. They possessed a hyperdrive system allowing them to jump into hyperspace without the reliance on a carrier or hyperspace ring. To aid them in their operations, they also made use of an astromech droid. The BTL-B Y-wing was acquired from a Koensayr testing facility in orbit around Bormus. After receiving the fighters, Anakin Skywalker formed Shadow Squadron of the Republic's most skilled Clone trooper pilots, and began using the ships immediately to hunt General Grievous's flagship Malevolence, the secret weapon of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Koensayr testing facilities could barely keep up for the demand on the fighter, and in addition to the ships that were acquired by Skywalker, two squadrons of BTL-B's were issued to Hunter Squadron, who participated in the Battle of Gwori, led by Jedi Generals Plo Koon and Saesee Tiin.
One Y-wing, painted light green, was used by both R2-D2 and C-3PO to escape Adi Gallia's doomed flagship when General Grievous ambushed her fleet. BTL-Bs were subsequently issued to Blue and Red, and were repainted with their respective squadron's colors. Gold Squadron were also issued Y-wings. Around 21 BBY, the Y-wings were used as a decoy in the battle of Ereesus.[11] Y-wings also served in the Battle of Umbara[12] and the attack on Obi-Wan Kenobi's fleet. Designer Russell Chong spearheaded the ship's development. "The Y-wing was a really fun project, bringing it back fully faired," he says. When Joe Johnston refined the Colin Cantwell and Ralph McQuarrie Rebel Alliance Y-wing designs for construction into a visual effects model for Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, he posited that the starship was once a sleek vessel that was chopped and stripped like a hot rod by Rebel Alliance technicians. The BTL-B is apparently the stock version of the "stripped-down" Rebel ships.
A version of the BTL-A4 Y-wing starfighter seen in the original trilogy reference book Star Wars: Incredible Cross-Sections depicts the "original" version of the starfighter encased in armor plating. While the concept jibes with the intent behind the BTL-B, the illustration provided in the book shows the craft with the traditional Y-wing shape and no bubble turret, unlike the "arrowhead" shape of the craft seen in the TV series. According to Chong, "We back-engineered the Y-wing and turned it back into a bomber. I took images of the actual Y-wing model from the files at Lucasfilm and I designed our new version over it. We revitalized the bubble turret that Colin Cantwell and Ralph McQuarrie had developed. All the body panels are very much the same as the original Y-wing. I did my best to give it the same styling and the same look as the original Y-wing." The early Cantwell concept models built of the Rebel Y-wing featured an immense bubble turret dome for a gunner to sit in.
The limitations of bluescreen technology at the time made such a dome impractical. Concerning the original turret design, Chong states, "I didn't want to use the actual bubble turret with the single laser cannon in the original Ralph McQuarrie illustration because it was too bulky and interrupted the sleek lines of the ship so I opted for a more aerodynamic design similar to the WWII B-17 and B-25 top turret." The role-playing supplement, The Clone Wars Campaign Guide, identifies a starfighter of the same design as the BTL-S1 Y-wing starfighter.[5] This is likely an error on the part of the writers of the book, being that the iteration that the Rebel Alliance had access to was the BTL-S3. The writers likely made the assumption that the first of the line of Y-wings developed by Koensayr was an S1 model. It is possible, however, that the very next series of Y-wings after the BTL-B was the BTL-S1. Wookieepedia has 40 images related to BTL-B Y-wing starfighter. ↑ Pablo Hidalgo comments on TFN.