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TIE FIGHTER
(Battle Damage)

Source:
(The Empire Strikes Back)

Year: 2006

Assortment: 3" Vehicles

Retail: $4.99

Date Stamp: None

Features:

Opening Hatch

Display Stand

Manufacturer: Sienar Fleet Systems
Role: Starfighter
Model: TIE Fighter
Crew: Pilot
Weapons: Laser cannons
Affiliation: Empire
Comments: TIE Fighters are the main starfighters used by the evil Imperial forces. Armed with laser cannons, the speedy and maneuverable fighters attack the heroic Rebel Alliance forces in battles throughout the galaxy.

Points of Interest:

This version of the TIE Fighter is a repaint of the 2005 TIE Fighte, only now it has "battle damage" painted on.

Photography by Dan Curto

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