Best Star Wars space ship

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Which one is your star wars favourite...
space ship.

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Gotta go with the Millenium Falcon 

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The first Imperial Star Destroyer, surely one of the best openings to any movie.

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Gotta go with the X-wing
Always been my favorite intergalactic fighter/ship

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RZ-1 A-Wing
Fast, sleek and nice too look at. 

Closely followed by the TIE Interceptor.
Then the Imperator Class Star Destroyers 

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The Imperial Star Destroyer does it for me. There used to be an amazing site called the SWMA (Star Wars Modelling Alliance), where you could download 3D models for all Star Wars ships, props etc. Sadly it got closed down...

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Well, technically the Incom T-47 Snowspeeder isn't a spaceship, it's a repulsor craft. Nonetheless, it kicks ass 

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Originally posted by Melllvar:
The first Imperial Star Destroyer, surely one of the best openings to any movie.

I agree, I remember seeing it in the cinema in '77 and it was amazing when it appeared, I'd never seen anything like it on film before.

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I like the design of the X-wings 

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Originally posted by Tweek:
 

Originally posted by Melllvar:
The first Imperial Star Destroyer, surely one of the best openings to any movie.

I agree, I remember seeing it in the cinema in '77 and it was amazing when it appeared, I'd never seen anything like it on film before.

Took the breath away, didn't it? 

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TIE Defender, winner of the Overkill Award.

But off that list, I'll take the Falcon.  Fast, tough, and with two turrents I could set to autofire.

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I'll take the Y-Wing! Slow, but sturdy...

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The YT-2000 I quite like since it can too do two turret autofire plus has ion cannons that makes any oposing craft "do-able" - but apart from that it has the flight characteristics of a brick.

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Bossk the bounty hunter's ship, the Hound's Tooth. That ship had an artificial intelligence brain like no other. IG-88's IG-2000 was pretty cool, too.

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I've gotta go with the Imperial Star Destroyer as well.  I mean, when it first appeared it just kept going, and you thought it was never going to stop.  I guess that was the first movie I saw in theaters that made me think that the ship wasn't just a model, but actually had size and mass, and a wonderful amount of detail. 

Hard to believe Star Wars only cost like 10 million dollars back then, and that was a lot of money.

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I would have liked to have seen an Eclipse-class Star Destroyer onscreen.

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It begins and ends with the Millenium Falcon. 

"You came in that?, you're braver than I thought"

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chose slave I i did

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X-Wing all the way.

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the Millenium Falcon baby.

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*hums the Battle of Endor I theme*

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I love the Millenium Falcon, it's a character in itself. But I hate having other people man the turrets. And the Star Destoyers are great, but you can't dogfight with them. I vote X-wing.

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Originally posted by Gocad:
I'll take the Y-Wing! Slow, but sturdy...

I ate Y-Wings for breakfast in TIE-Fighter.

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X-Wing, I alway's choose an X-Wing in Rogue Squadron.

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Originally posted by Gocad:
I'll take the Y-Wing! Slow, but sturdy...

Too bad a whole lot of girls don't read this thread 

Me? Im a Millenium Falcon man, simply because you can always fix whatevers broken by thumping the control panels mindlessly. But seriously, the Millenium Falcon isn't complete with a mwrroroooaaaar'ing chewy. If C3P0 came as standard, I'd eject him into space then use some proton torpedos on him. (yes, I played X-Wing, and Tie Fighter back in the day) 

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Originally posted by Nixorbo:
 I ate Y-Wings for breakfast in TIE-Fighter.

Everybody can do that in a TIE-Defender...   

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The problem with the BTL-A4 Y-Wing is that if it misses it's first pass it's had it unless in the hands of an extremely good pilot. Even a simple TIE/Ln could destroy it one on one, if the TIE doesn't go after it head on to begin with that is. Sure it's sturdy, but can't turn quickly and sure as hell can't get away quickly. 
I get annoyed in XWA just how quickly a squad of Y-Wings goes bye-bye against Imperial starships. They even seem to have trouble against Interdictor Cruisers.

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i gotta go with slayn&korpil b-51 b-wing. it's heavily armed and it has a great design.
that's just what i need.

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I'd also choose The A-Wing followed by the Y-Wing.

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Originally posted by Gocad:
 Everybody can do that in a TIE-Defender...   

TIE-Defender nothing, I did it in a basic TIE.

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Originally posted by DrThunder88:
I would have liked to have seen an Eclipse-class Star Destroyer onscreen.

Well, I still haven't give up hope to see some Victory-class Star Destroyers in Episode III.

Hope usually dies last...