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Forged in the heart of Aquila it's self, the Aquilian ship Masters spent years dedicating them selves to create the perfect Air Craft. Faster than the speed of sound, this small but agile Fighter is one of many in the Aquilian Space Front. with 2 Mega Magnafold Engines, this beast is ready to soar. This ship contains 2 light laser cannons to help cut through apposing forces. It has the special ability to fold in its wings to give it even more acceleration, but it is not often used to not burn up the ship. Do not underestimate its small size, it will show up, split your vessel into pieces and be gone before you even knew it.

Plesio Air Hawk (regular orientation)



Plesio Air Hawk (accelerated orientation)



Compiled photo of parts (used some large pieces and my photoshoot area is too small as evidence of the black table you can see in some shots )
uses exactly 100 pieces, excluding the clear stands I used for taking the photos


Note: you can click photos to view them at full size as well as the full image in some of the photo's cases

That' actually really cool

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I like the shaping and the folding wings and the colors. FYI, people here prefer full-size pictures in the forum post rather than thumbnails.

ninja_bait wrote:FYI, people here prefer full-size pictures in the forum post rather than thumbnails.

yeah sometimes the photo uploader I use is tricky but I was able to fix most of them

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I like the yellow but the mix of light and dark gray is meh. I couldn't see any guns on this ship, how am I supposed to brikwar? Pictures could be bigger and better (referring to pre-resize since that's what was submitted). After resize is a bit on the small side for me but better than the originals.

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I appreciate going for a spaceship build.

Very interesting shaping with the two pairs of wings here, and I like that you were able to give them the ability to fold back as well. My only suggestion would be to use Flickr for easier photo resizing.