Quick question: differences between X wing nose cones?

DARTH SABER

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Anyone have a basic rundown on the differences between the X-wing nose cones on the filming models?






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I don't recall what the differences ARE, but I can touch on the WHY.

The nosecones on the heros were separate parts (covering a mounting point) that had been cast and then hand-cleaned. They all came out a little different due to the by-hand attention.

One hero, with nosecone in place, was cast in L-R halves (as opposed to the top-bottom construction of the heros) and that mold used for the pyros. For whatever reason the nosecone on that hero was atypical, so all the pyros ended up with a nose different than most heros.
 
I don't recall what the differences ARE, but I can touch on the WHY.

The nosecones on the heros were separate parts (covering a mounting point) that had been cast and then hand-cleaned. They all came out a little different due to the by-hand attention.

One hero, with nosecone in place, was cast in L-R halves (as opposed to the top-bottom construction of the heros) and that mold used for the pyros. For whatever reason the nosecone on that hero was atypical, so all the pyros ended up with a nose different than most heros.

All i remember is Bandai gave two options. one was longer than the other but remember which one went on which X wing.




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There were hero and pyro versions of most of the X-wings, so it's user's choice.
 
Found this online, dont know how accurate it is but figured Id post it-


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That's fairly comprehensive.

Was going to offer a similar comp I did years about, but mine only had two or three nose cones.
 
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