tie fighter plans

PatlaborUnit1 wrote:

Jeff Head to the Jolly Roger forums, the forums for the Imperial Navy Elite pilots. someone up there has the drawings (possibly fan made) for original T.I.E. , Defender, Interceptor and I think bomber variant.   http://www.jrsdetachment501st.org/index.html or you may also try www.omegawing.net which is a subgroup of the unit.   You will need to join the forum to post, head to the boot camp section.   These people live and breathe T.I.E. variants and are willing to help. HTH David (Future member of the 501st and JRS)

Good luck with your build jeff and thanks to David for the links. I have a set of TIE's and other Imerial craft I'd like to work on as well. I can always use good references. 

Jeff

Head to the Jolly Roger forums, the forums for the Imperial Navy Elite pilots.
someone up there has the drawings (possibly fan made) for original T.I.E. , Defender, Interceptor and I think bomber variant.  

http://www.jrsdetachment501st.org/index.html or you may also try www.omegawing.net which is a subgroup of the unit.   You will need to join the forum to post, head to the boot camp section.   These people live and breathe T.I.E. variants and are willing to help.

HTH

David (Future member of the 501st and JRS)

Silverback wrote:

The Star Wars Sketch Books are just that ... conceptual sketches that differ from the movie versions in several areas.  Fine Molds TIE fighters are rumored to have been made from studio shooting models, and are as accurate as you are likely to get for fictional spacecraft.  They are 1/72 scale.  Grab one and scale up or down as needed for your project.   Just an Idea Phil

Phil, you are absolutely right but if you want to scratchbuild a TIE fighter not buy one then the sketchbook is actually a good starting point.  You can think of it this way, if it does not match the movie perfectly then you can always claim it a variant like many real life aircraft/car/armour, etc.  Never meant it to be a gospel source of info. just a helpful source.

-Scott

The Star Wars Sketch Books are just that ... conceptual sketches that differ from the movie versions in several areas.  Fine Molds TIE fighters are rumored to have been made from studio shooting models, and are as accurate as you are likely to get for fictional spacecraft.  They are 1/72 scale.  Grab one and scale up or down as needed for your project.

Just an Idea

Phil

Jeff,

There is a set of books that came out after each relaes of the original Star Wars movies (sorry episode IV to VI).  They are called the Sketch Book of Star Wars, The Sketch book of Empire Strikes Back, and The Sketch book of Reutrn of the Jedi.  The are not blueprints but they do give some really detailed drawings of the x-wing and TIE Fighters.  There is no dimensions on them.  Hope this helps.  I am not sure where you can get a copy except may be Amazon.com.

Scott