:-Pīut they all looked cool, I'll give 'em that!ġst place: Chiggy Von Richtofen, Space: Above and BeyondĢnd: Scar (aka Cylon Von Rip-off-en), Battlestar Galactica revamp. The X-wings were okay, and maybe the Ys, but the rest had absurd blind spots and other ridiculous design elements- heck, the pilot of a TIE fighter is basically limited to a frontal field of vision not only can he not 'check his six,' he can't even check his 2-5 or 7-10!!! And those panels? Might as well hang a giant Target logo on the side of your craft. Looks cool, but is utter nonsense: Almost anything from Star Wars. Second place: Viper Mk I & II, Battlestar Galactica Sure, the intakes never really made any sense to me (maybe for skimming or atmospheric use?), but they did look like fighters. Set contains: PE parts: seat belts ejection. Stealth Starfury - still another model of starfury equipped. Resin detail set with photo etch for Starfury Mk.I cockpit for Revell scale 1/72 model kit from BABYLON 5. Several prototypes exist, but it was never put into production. SA-25A Badger Starfury - another advanced, two-seat, fighter/bomber model developed during the Earth-Minbari War. In general, I thought the design made sense- even the modular cockpit. SA-23J Thunderbolt Starfury - an advanced, two-seat version of the normal ship that can fly in atmospheres. I loved the computer-controlled rear-mounted turret. (Who doesn't love that shark mouth? Aside from a Japanese fighter pilot, of course. Film reference: Saving Private Ryan, if one is needed.Ĭlose second: Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, Flying Tigers.

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