LEGO 75281 Star Wars Anakin's Jedi Interceptor Buildable Toy Starship with Anakin Skywalker Minifigure, R2-D2 Figure and lightsaber, Gift Idea for Boys & Girls

Product Information

LEGO Star Wars Episode III, Revenge of the Sith is a LEGO subtheme of Star Wars that was created to coincide with the release of the sixth, but chronologically third, Star Wars film. There are two conflicting sources for this article: Star Wars Journeys: Beginnings and Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know. The prototype Eta-2 model that Anakin Skywalker pilots in the Hero of the Confederacy arc is based on actual concept art of the Eta-2 designed for Episode III: Revenge of the Sith; this artwork can be viewed in the 2005 book The Art of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. [17] Eta-2s that were flown by the Jedi were usually stripped down for even faster performance. Heavy sensors and flight instruments were removed, since they were unnecessary for a pilot with precognitive Force abilities. While most Jedi pilots flew Eta-2s more in line with the factory standard, such as Obi-Wan Kenobi, whose fighters were red- or blue-hued against a white undercoat, some chose to customize theirs with unorthodox color schemes. Most Lego sets are suited to play with from age 4 and up, because of the small parts they include. The special Duplo theme is suited for children aged 1,5 and up. The recommended age is always mentioned on the box.

Eta-2 Actis-class interceptor | Wookieepedia | Fandom Eta-2 Actis-class interceptor | Wookieepedia | Fandom

Elements of the Eta-2 Actis design were used in the creation of the Sienar Fleet Systems line of TIE starfighters—most notably the vertical radiator panels and twin ion engines, as well as the spoked viewing port; this was expanded in the Eta-2's TIE successor to become the fighter's main viewport.Master, your new fighter has arrived. The specs on this prototype make it the fastest fighter Kuat Systems has ever built." ― Ahsoka Tano, to Anakin Skywalker [11]

Star Wars Jedi Interceptor | BrickEconomy LEGO 75038 Star Wars Jedi Interceptor | BrickEconomy

Home > Toys > Lego > Lego Star Wars > Lego set 75281 Star Wars Anakins Jedi Interceptor Manual Lego set 75281 Star Wars Anakins Jedi InterceptorAnakin Skywalker's first craft was painted a bright yellow color against a metallic undercoat. He maintained that this was a tribute to his childhood podracer, but some believed that the bright hue was designed to draw attention to himself in battle. Unfortunately, Skywalker lost his fighter in the Battle of Coruscant, and he later flew temporarily under a more standard green and white paint scheme, which he used in the Mission to Mustafar. Saesee Tiin's interceptor was green, and Mace Windu's had purple coloring.

LEGO Star Wars Anakin’s Jedi Interceptor 75281 Building Toy

During the establishment of the Galactic Alliance, a successor series known as the Eta-5 interceptor was used in the Second Galactic Civil War. [16] Behind the scenes [ ] The first prototype of the craft was deployed during the initial skirmishes with the Valahari people, and the craft was used by Anakin Skywalker to combat the advanced Tempest Zero starfighter used by Tofen Vane. The prototype proved itself in the Battle of the Veil Nebula where it managed to shoot down Vane's craft and thus aid in a Republic victory against the Separatist forces. This concept led to much wider production and widespread deployment in the Republic Navy than the Delta-7 and Delta-7B had seen, since the Delta-7 and Delta-7B had been designed exclusively for the Jedi. It would also inspire the design and size rules that made the TIE fighters of the later Empire so cheap, modular, and effective. There is some discrepancy about when the Eta-2s were introduced. In the 2005 series Star Wars: Clone Wars, Anakin is first shown piloting his interceptor, immediately after his knighthood ceremony in Chapter 21. On the other hand, a later source, The Clone Wars 12, shows the first prototype of the Eta-2 when Anakin is already well into his knighthood and has Ahsoka as his Padawan. The Starfighter does not sit high enough off the ground for the wing flaps to be extended much, so fans may want to pop a few transparent elements underneath to remedy that. It’s hard to call it a design flaw, as it is accurate, it’s just a shame it pretty much has to be displayed with the flaps closed.Moreover, inconsistencies regarding the actual placement of the laser cannons have arisen in certain sources; in Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron and Darth Vader and the Lost Command 2, the laser cannons are shown to occupy what should be the ion cannon positions. In the former source, missile launchers are shown to be placed between the forward tines, reinforcing Labyrinth of Evil 's statement. However, both cases could be defined as game mechanics and special modifications respectively.