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Description

The TIE fighter was the standard Imperial
starfighter seen in massive numbers throughout the
Galactic Civil War.

The TIE fighter was manufactured by Sienar Fleet
Systems. While highly maneuverable, they have no
shields and thus are easily destroyed. They do not
carry missile tubes in standard configurations,
but these can be added on if necessary.
Life-support systems are not included but each
pilot has a fully-sealed flight suit superior to
his Rebel counterpart's. Contrary to popular
belief, the ships do possess ejection seats, but
the nature of space warfare often results in
pilots riding their craft down to a swift end
rather than eject and risk slow death by heat loss
and oxygen starvation. The fighters, along with
the pilots, are viewed as expendable by high
ranking Imperial officers; even the pilots
consider themselves expendable. Like
stormtroopers, TIE pilots are addressed by a
number, such as DS-61-2 (the first two letters
indicate the posting, the next two or three digits
indicate the squadron number, and the last number
indicates the pilot's ranking in the
squadron). TIE fighter laser cannons are weak on
their own, although a direct hit on a starfighter
or medium transport can damage or destroy it. TIEs
are designed to attack in large numbers.

Model by Gondolin
Skin by Gondolin