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Planetary Defender
Production information
Manufacturer

SoroSuub Corporation

Model

Planetary Defender

Class

Starfighter

Technical specifications
Armament
Crew
Usage
Role(s)

Corporate/local Security

Era(s)

Rebellion era

The Planetary Defender starfighter, also known simply as the Planetary Fighter was one of the countless products of SoroSuub Corporation.

Contents

Characteristics

It was not a space superiority fighter for military use. Rather, it was used for corporate security by customs forces. While the craft's roll was limited, it had excellent pitch, speed, and acceleration.

A pair of G1-M4-C Dunelizard fighters attacking a Planetary Defender starfighter.

The craft required a single pilot, however, its large cockpit had space for a second crewman to aid in in-flight maintenance of the ship's systems. Alternatively, this space could be used for cargo storage, making the fighter a superb choice for privateers without much gear, or for cargo specialist organizations.

The Planetary Fighter had dual forward laser cannons and 2 launchers, each of which was armed with up to 6 concussion missiles. The craft was lightly shielded.

History

Tinoon Station at Tinoon used Planetary Fighters extensively.

Behind the scenes

Rejected concept art for the Planetary Fighter.

The Planetary Fighter was created by Totally Games for the 1999 LucasArts video game Star Wars: X-wing Alliance. The initial design was rejected by LucasArts as the engine was similar to designs for vessels in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.[1] A portion of the original design was realized in the game as the Pinook Fighter.

The Planetary Fighter was given the more specific name of "Planetary Defender starfighter" by a picture caption in the Rebellion Era Campaign Guide but that book provided no other information on the model.

Appearances

  • Star Wars: X-wing Alliance

Sources

Notes and references

  1. Rogue Leaders: The Story of LucasArts

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