Remember, only one but then again.

still tryin to find a way to get the missing pieces to my bmf falcon missing cockpit cover, and same with my at te, been debating getting smugglers run falcon, buut was away from collecting and such at that time, some paint app improvements, but i mainly want the tfa dish, got 4 n1's escorting the razor tho, can not wait for the ghost, seen it in person, so BIG

do not have any of my sw- PT stuff really, like the naboo n1, but was thinkin was same mold, different color

Amen to that brother! 🙏🤞🏻🥰

Thanks for the side by side 👍 Although these two vehicles may share similar DNA, to me, they are as different as chalk and cheese. I think it's because the Naboo Starfighter was made for children and for those in their late-twenties who collected figures in the 70's and 80's and got caught up in buying Star Wars vehicles and figures again, whilst the N1 was made for collectors, who have a bit of money in their pockets. So different demographics. Both are real nice vehicles though. Just made for different but overlapping markets.

Nice one! 😉👌🏼 I appreciate you watching 👀 AND commenting! 🙏💙

Right on! Thanks for watching man 🙏

Actually I think I was mistaken. They are close to the same colour in your previous comparison of the yellow ships. 🤓✌️

Thanks for watching and commenting! 😉👌🏼💙

😮🤯🙃 my God, that's a bargain!

@@OnlyOneKenobi yeah you can imagine how stung I feel paying £130 for the new one haha

Darn right man... absolutely a genius 👏🏻 🥰🙏💙

If I remember correctly, you are right. The original Naboo Starfighter was $29.99, which included electronic sound effects and lights. I still have that version, and while the new Mando version is very cool the price tag does seem inflated. I paid that price, but I honestly think it's probably only worth around $70 max.

Haha, I know man 😆😉 pretty sure I mention that too (except I didn't mention the book) but yep, that's defo where I'd heard it came from! Crazy though innit. Book not cannon now we realise drouds fut the space sideways on! Haha 😆

Bought an ARC170 recently man... gonna check your channel and see if you've reviewed it! 😉 (I'd bet you have!? 🤔)

@@OnlyOneKenobi Unfortunately not. Sold a piece the other day, he picked it up and mentionied you haha

Hehe hey Tiger Claw! I appreciate that! 😉👌🏼 thanks for watching! 👍🏻

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Oh, I totally agree! 😉👌🏼🎯 I actually LOVE that X-Wing, it's my favourite. Darn shame about the film though... 🙄😏😂

Thanks 🤗

Thanks for watching man! 😉👌🏼💙

Modified though surely? Like as a template? Again, I don't know how it works... but surely they modify existing moulds etc given scales of certain parts are so similar.... 🤔

@@OnlyOneKenobi when they design the new N-1 they may get one of the 2012 versions and take measurements to make sure they interact with one another well, but no parts of the mold are reused or modified.’. For the new N-1 a digital model is created in software, a 3d print is produced as a prototype/representation of the product. Once it’s approved, the 3d file is converted into a cnc file, where a cnc milling machine cuts the negative mold into metal. molten plastic is then injected into the mold and then ejected from the mold. The plastic parts are then assembled and packaged. No part of this process involves the 2012 versions mold. The intended purpose of using molds is to ensure uniformity during production. So they are inherently unmodifiable. They reliably produce a consistent object over and over until the mold begins to wear down. On occasion a mold can be modified by adding parts to it, to block certain areas from being filled etc. In short, the 2023 N-1 is completely independent from the 2012 version. They just took care to make sure they are roughly the same size.

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Which one though? 🤔 1998 or 2012?.... 🙃

1998 one bought it in2004