DX-9 Stormtrooper Transport
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8 December 2019, 00:30
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This is the Zarkus Model Kits resin kit of the Imperial DX-9 delta-class Strormtrooper Transport first seen in the X-Wing computer game. A nice kit, now discontinued, with a full interior. I didn't use the interior for the main body as I couldn't get a good fit of the outside shell without gluing it closed but did use the cockpit interior, using some converted micro machines figures. The cockpit shell slides off to the front and is held in place with rare earth magnets. Built back in 2013.