Silvo's Pirate Frigate for Star Wars Armada

All products come unpainted and unassembled.
"The pirate frigate was operated by Silvo's pirates in the New Republic Era.[5] It was equipped with multiple Turbolaser batteries and a large central hanger that could launch out pirate Snub fighters. Its destruction took place on At Attin, in an attempt to seize control of the planet’s mint, by New Republic forces, which were contacted by Kh'ymm. Several fighters, including T-65B X-wing starfighters, and A/SF-01 B-wing starfighters, and a CR90 corvette arrived at At Attin. The Pirate Frigate soon crashed down on the planet’s surface, after a fatal blow to the rear top section of the frigate by a B-Wing's Composite-beam laser. ". Scaled for Star Wars Armada, the ship can be used as a proxy or as it's own homebrew ship.

Sculpted by the DaneilAlex The ship uses a unique way to mount to a armada small frigate stand, a hole at the base of the ship fits over the frigate stem. We will have a custom stand for our Utar Games small stand specially made for the vengeance.

The Lore: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Silvo%27s_pirate_frigate
This model comes in one part. These models come unpainted and unassembled and can be ordered as a ship or a ship with a small stand designed by Utar Games and Designs

Items are sold As-is. 3d printed parts may have fragments of residual support material that may need to be removed by the end user. 3d printed items can have minor imperfections. Models should be primed with fine primer prior to painting for best results. Color of material used is subject to supply on hand and may differ from photos or descriptions.
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I use listing quantities to roughly estimate how many I can make and ship within processing time, most items are made-to-order, except some of the most popular color/item combos.