Star destroyer blueprints

The Imperial War Machine

Description And now a Legends Star Destroyer, the Pellaeon was less than 6,000 meters in length with a hyperdrive rating of .75. Crew of 8,450 it could hold 2,700 troopers or passengers. It also held over 11,000 metric tons of cargo. It began being used about 100 years after the Battle of Endor. This model was created by 'Lightwarrior' and shared on Sketchfab freely.

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Star Wars Executor Super Star Destroyer Schematic Art Print | Etsy

The Resurgent-class Star Destroyer, also known as the Resurgent-class Battlecruiser, the Resurgent Star Destroyer, or the First Order Star Destroyer, was a model of battlecruiser and Star Destroyer built by Kuat-Entralla Engineering. It saw service in the First Order Navy in the Unknown Regions after the signing of the Galactic Concordance, and was later massively engaged at the time of the First Order-Resistance War. As its name suggests, the Resurgent-class was to demonstrate the might…

Latest work over the past month. I generally followed the Empire Strikes Back version but added some more detail here and there, and guessed a bit where the references weren't great. I also fixed the turrets not being able to superfire on the flanks -

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Schematics of the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer.

Hey guys, Here we go ! [IMG] I start a new thread because the other one is for research only ! So here where I am (I dont have glue...

I've redone the mock blueprints in a higher resolution and with new textures.

Imperial Star Destroyer Comparison Chart by “Wedge Antilles”

"Eta-2 Actis-class Jedi Interceptor" (from Incredible Cross-Sections of Star Wars, 1998)

Millennium Falcon technical drawing 2020-04-19

VENATOR class star destroyer Republican Battleship Star Wars ep.3 Start 29.11.2013 Now 99,992 is done 05.11.2019 it will never be finished, cause im...