If you remove the molded stopper on the underside, the s foils will open correctly, also the astromech sits to high, cutting the feet off will make it more accurate!
This looks great but I do kinda wish it was a little smaller. Like the ones they used in the movie were so small that they had to remove the front windshield so the actors boots could fit through, and they had to cut R2D2 in half so he would actually fit. Now obviously they need to fit the figures in, but they should’ve made them just a bit smaller. Funnily enough the Starship Select version is actually extremely close to the right scale for the micro galaxy figures
I think this toy is a great example of the perfect amount of concessions made to have a fully functional toy. It's got tons of play features, but still manages to be a great representation of the vehicle. Not much I would change with this one, thanks for watching!
@@RexRye I get you I agree, even though it’s not the right scale I think it actually kinda makes more sense than the real one. Like it makes more sense to have a fighter that actually fits a person inside without having to remove the window
@Dusty Rhodes Well considering all that the vehicle line must encompass, I think Jazwares has done a fine job so far, obviously there are some egregious examples like the Gauntlet fighter, but overall I enjoy the scale balance they have struck.
@@RexRye I don’t understand why all their Jedi starfighter are too big though when they can easily get away with making them in scale within the price range. This one and the hot wheels version cost the same amount, and the hot wheels one is in scale. Also the AT-ST absolutely could’ve and should’ve been bigger
Giving us the AotC Obi-Wan again is a cruel joke. Jazwares does everything in it's power to piss off their customer base because they know there's no competition
Great work RexRye! Thanks for all the Micro Galaxy uploads.
Glad you're enjoying them!
If you remove the molded stopper on the underside, the s foils will open correctly, also the astromech sits to high, cutting the feet off will make it more accurate!
Ill give that a shot if I end up with a second one!
This looks great but I do kinda wish it was a little smaller. Like the ones they used in the movie were so small that they had to remove the front windshield so the actors boots could fit through, and they had to cut R2D2 in half so he would actually fit. Now obviously they need to fit the figures in, but they should’ve made them just a bit smaller.
Funnily enough the Starship Select version is actually extremely close to the right scale for the micro galaxy figures
I think this toy is a great example of the perfect amount of concessions made to have a fully functional toy. It's got tons of play features, but still manages to be a great representation of the vehicle. Not much I would change with this one, thanks for watching!
@@RexRye I get you I agree, even though it’s not the right scale I think it actually kinda makes more sense than the real one. Like it makes more sense to have a fighter that actually fits a person inside without having to remove the window
Several of the other vehicles are like half or a quarter the size they should be. Jazwares doesn't do scale right.
@Dusty Rhodes Well considering all that the vehicle line must encompass, I think Jazwares has done a fine job so far, obviously there are some egregious examples like the Gauntlet fighter, but overall I enjoy the scale balance they have struck.
@@RexRye I don’t understand why all their Jedi starfighter are too big though when they can easily get away with making them in scale within the price range. This one and the hot wheels version cost the same amount, and the hot wheels one is in scale. Also the AT-ST absolutely could’ve and should’ve been bigger
Giving us the AotC Obi-Wan again is a cruel joke. Jazwares does everything in it's power to piss off their customer base because they know there's no competition