Ein wenig hiervon, ein wenig davon

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Ahsoka the Warrior

Art by Ignacio RC || IG

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“Mando and the child on bantha” by Pablo Olivera (Bottleneck Gallery and Acme Archives) The Mandalorian, Star Wars

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Jerry Vanderstelt - Star Wars Celebration V (2010)

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Ray Park photographed in character as Darth Maul for Star Wars Insider 185

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Art for Star Wars: Rise of the Separatists guidebook

[oh-no-eu-didnt]

TIE/IT interdictor starfighters were a type of advanced bomber used by the Galactic Empire. Also called TIE punishers, the bombers were a direct upgrade from TIE/sa bombers, possessing more armor and better payload. Often, these one-pilot craft were sent on missions to destroy Rebel targets where Star Destroyers could not travel.

Source: Star Wars: X-Wing Second Edition Season Four Attack Run Alt Card “Deathrain” (Art: Darren Tan; 2018)

First Appearance: Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds (2001)

Read more on Wookieepedia.

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“Wedge Antilles” by Amelie Hutt.

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Star Wars Book Covers | by Tsuyoshi Nagao

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Visit Hoth - Created by Nuno Sarnadas

You can follow the artist on Instagram and Twitter.

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Din Djarin by @meginatoris

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Bounty Hunters Concept Art by Ralph McQuarrie

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Victory I-class star destroyers were strong warships used by the Empire. First produced at the end of the Clone Wars, the star destroyer was designed to compete with the widely used Acclamator- and Venator-class star destroyers used by the Republic. Although they became backup vessels after the debut of stronger craft during the Galactic Civil War, the model proved useful in many battles, boasting many turbolasers and concussion missile launchers.

Source: Star Wars: Armada Core Set (Art: Ben Zweifel; 2015)

First Appearance: Han Solo’s Revenge (1979)

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Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Kit Fisto | by Bartek Fedyczak