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A-wing Starfighter
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The A-wing Starfighter was released first in the X-Ray Fleet, the J. C. Penney Gift Set and as a Die-Cast vehicle. It was later released with four different paint schemes in the Titanium line.
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Amidala's Star Skiff
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This ship was released twice, the first release was a clean version and the second had a dirty wash and some skuff marks.
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ARC-170 Starfighter
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The ARC-170 Starfighter was a fairly popular ship introduced with the release of Star Wars Episode III and was fairly prolific with eight different versions released.
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ARC-170 Starfighter (Green Version)
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This deco of the ARC-170 Starfighter was released with two variants. The first was a relatively clean version and the second had a dirty wash over it.
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ARC-170 Starfighter (Lucky Lekku)
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This version of the ARC-170 Starfighter was originally to be released in Legacy Wave 1 with nose art resembling a Twi'lek female, evocative of World War II bombers. The art was missed and so it was released again two waves later with the art correctly applied.
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AT-AP (All Terrain Attack Pod)
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The All Terrain Attack Pod was released first in 2007 using a dark grey with green highlights deco. In 2008 it was released again with red highlights added.
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AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport)
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The AT-AT was released first in the X-Ray Fleet and the J. C. Penney Gift Set, it was later released with four different paint applications in the Titanium line.
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AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport) (Hoth Versions)
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The Hoth version of the AT-AT was released by itself and as part of Wal-Mart Gift Pack #4. The first release had darker grey marks on the side of the head as well as an overall darker paint wash.
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AT-OT (All Terrain Open Transport)
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This vehicle was released twice in 2008. The first release featured the Open Circle fleet insignia, and the second release featured the Republic insignia, a different paint application on the cockpit area and a darker grey base paint.
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AT-TE
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The AT-TE was released in four versions with relatively minor changes in deco, mostly to the main gun and the top of the walker.
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B-wing Starfighter
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Originally released in the X-ray Fleet, in 2006 the B-wing was released with the standard paint as seen in Return Of the Jedi, in 2007 it was released with a white and orange deco, and in 2008 it was released in the Dagger Squadron colors as seen in the Star Wars Rebellion: Small Victories comic story.
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Clone Turbo Tank
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First released in the start of 2006 in the grey, red and black colors as seen in Revenge Of the Sith, this was released later in 2007 with light grey and white snow themed colors. It was then released one more time in the same colors as the first version, but with a much lighter wash.
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Cloud Car
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Originally released in late 2008, this was released again in the start of 2009 with significantly larger scorch marks down the sides of the ship.
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Death Star
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The Death Star was first released as a matte gray with the Micro Machines Die-Cast line. It's first release with the Titanium Series was with a gloss gray paint and a black line around the equator. Lastly it was released as part of a Wal-Mart gift pack with a silver and gray color scheme.
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Droid Tri-Fighter
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The Droid Tri-Fighter was released in four different decos over the years, but none of the differences were more than varying degrees of battle damage, from almost none to heavy damage and a dark wash.
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Executor
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In the Micro Machines Die-Cast line, the Executor was released with a light gray paint job and the Star Destroyer was white. The Titanium version was a uniform dark gray all over the entire set.
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Hailfire Droid
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Released twice, with relatively minor deco changes, the first was a lighter gold color with more red highlights than the second version.
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Hound's Tooth
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Released in 2009, the first version had a dark paint wash that the second lacked, and the second version had much larger white marks on the sides.
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Imperial Shuttle
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One of the few ships to go back as far as the original Micro Machines line, this was first released in the Trilogy Gift Set and eventually was followed by two more versions with minor variations.
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Imperial Shuttle (Clean Version)
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The only noticeable difference between these two variations of the Imperial Shuttle is the color of the plastic used for the windshield in the cockpit. The first was a more transparent light grey and the second was darker and more opaque.
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Imperial Shuttle (Emperor's Hand Version)
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The Emperor's Hand Version of the Imperial Shuttle was released with two major variations in deco. Like the clean version above, the cockpit on the first was a lighter, yellower grey and the cockpit on the the second was a darker grey, but in addition, the second version received a dark paint wash to make it appear significantly dirtier.
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Invisible Hand
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This ship was released in 2007, some had a darker paint application than others.
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Jabba's Desert Skiff
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Both versions of this vehicle were released in 2008, the first one had minimal dark markings and the second had more emphasized dark markings and battle damage.
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Jedi Starfighter (Delta-7) with Hyperdrive Ring
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Released originally in the red colors of Obi-Wan Kenobi's Jedi Starfighter from Attack Of the Clones, it was followed up by blue, green and orange colors for Plo Koon, Kit Fisto and Saesee Tiin. Lastly were three green versions that were differentiated by canopy color and levels of battle damage.
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Jedi Starfighter (Delta-7) with Hyperdrive Ring (Green Variants)
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The last three versions of this toy were very similar. The first had a blue canopy, the others had black canopies. The second had a darker grey center stripe, and the final version had a white paint wash on the bottom as well as two black strokes on the top and bottom of the ship, but I don't know if that was a common deco.
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Jedi Starfighter (Delta-7B)
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The Delta-7B differed from the Delta-7 by placing the astromech droid in a socket along the center spine of the ship rather than off to the side. This ship was released first in 2009 as Obi-Wan Kenobi's red version, and was followed by Anakin Skywalker's yellow version.
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Jedi Starfighter (ETA-2 Actis)
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The most prolific Titanium vehicle, this was released 11 times. Twice as Anakin's yellow, twice as Obi-Wan's red, twice as Mace Windu's purple, Anakin's green, Obi-Wan's blue, Aayla Secura's blue, Darth Vader's black Sith variant, and the yellow and red hot rod deco.
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Jedi Starfighter (ETA-2 Actis) with Hyperdrive Ring
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This vehicle was released first in 2009 as Anakin Skywalker's yellow version, and it was followed by Mace Windu's purple version. There were pictures of a red version that was to be released in 2008, but that wave was cancelled.
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Jedi Starfighter (ETA-2 Actis) (Anakin's Yellow Version)
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The version of this vehicle that came with the Wal-Mart gift set had a dark canopy and brown laser cannons while the other one had a light canopy and black cannons. The third version was smaller and came with a hyperdrive booster ring.
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Jedi Starfighter (ETA-2 Actis) (Mace Windu's Purple Version)
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The first version of this ship was a pale purple color while the second version was a richer violet shade. In addition to being smaller and coming with a hyperdrive booster ring, the third version was a distinctly bluish-purple.
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Jedi Starfighter (ETA-2 Actis) (Obi-Wan's Red Version)
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First released in a Wal-Mart gift set, this ship was a clean red with a clear canopy and a silver and red astromech head. The second version was severely battle-damaged, had a dark canopy and a pink and red astromech head.
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Millennium Falcon
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This was released first in the X-Ray Fleet, the J. C. Penney Gift Set and as a Die-Cast vehicle. In the Titanium line it was released with 5 paint jobs. Original, battle-ravaged, Episode III, Raw Metal silver from the Wal-Mart gift set and gold from the Transformers Millennium Falcon pack-in.
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MTT
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The MTT was released in two major variations, the first of which had a dark wash all over it, giving it a distinctly redder color than the version which followed.
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Naboo Royal Starship
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This vehicle was originally released in Micro Machines Die-Cast set for Episode I with a bright silver finish. When it was released in the Titanium Series, the finish was dulled down considerably to look more grey.
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Naboo Starfighter
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First released in 2005 with the yellow color scheme seen in Episode I, it was then released the following year with the blue "Patrol Fighter" colors seen in several expanded universe sources. Much later, the yellow version was released again with a more mustard tint to the yellow.
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P-38 Starfighter
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Originally released in 2008 with the official grey and black colors, it was then released in 2009 with Cad Bane's Xanadu Blood colors. When leaked images of the second version began appearing on eBay, most people thought it was a factory reject with bad graffiti because the Xanadu Blood hadn't been revealed yet.
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Podracer (Anakin Skywalker's)
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Released in early 2008 and mid 2009, the first version has a slightly darker grey wash on the ends of the engines. The major difference I found though was that pink energy binders are quite pale on the first version and much darker on the second version.
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Podracer (Sebulba's)
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One of the few Episode I Die-Cast vehicles, this was a clean paint originally, and when released with the Titanium Series in 2009 it was given a paint job that represented significant wear and tear. Later it was released again with even more wear and tear depicted, and the energy binders were a pinker color.
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Rebel Blockade Runner
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Released in 2006 and 2007, the first version was painted to look like the ship as seem in Star Wars: A New Hope, and the second version was painted to look like the ship as seen in Star Wars: Revenge Of the Sith.
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Rebel Transport
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Released in 2008 and 2009, the second version had more pronounced black spots on the top of the ship than the first, and a darker grey backround on the bottom, making the blues and browns stand out more.
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Republic Cruiser
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One of the Episode I Die-Cast vehicles, this was re-released in 2006 with a brighter red paint job and a dark wash over all of it. Many details were also painted slightly differently.
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Republic Fighter Tank
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Released in the beginning and end of 2009, the second version a very dirty black wash applied to the body of the tank that really brought out a lot of details in the mold. The black wash was also removed from the guns and a light tan stand was included instead of the dark brown stand.
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Republic Gunship
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Released with 7 different decos, the first was the original colors. Two versions replaced the red with green, followed by black. One was the "Shark" deco from the Clone Wars micro series, and one was the Shadow Trooper gunship. One was a dark grey with red and the last was cream with red and the Twi'lek nose art.
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Republic Gunship (Mold Differences)
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With the release of the Clone Wars TV Series and Theatrical release, the Republic Gunship received an update to more closely resemble the version seen in the animated series.
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Republic Gunship (New Mold)
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Originally released in the tail end of the Titanium series in 2009, it was re-released in the ill-fated 3-packs waves of 2012. The original "dirty" wash is on the left and the new "clean" wash is on the right.
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Sandcrawler
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This was released in the X-ray Fleet, as part of the J. C. Penney Gift Set and as a Die-Cast vehicle. It was then released in the Titanium Series with an identical paint job to the Die-Cast version. The only difference was the crispness of the details.
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Sith Infitrator
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Originally released as part of the Episode I Die-Cast collection, the Titanium version added a dirty wash and some battle damage. The next release in 2012 dialed back the dirty wash but darkened the grey considerably on the back of the ship.
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Speeder Bikes
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The Speeder Bikes are a unique circumstance in that each one is a remold rather than a repaint. The speeder bike itself never changes, but the rider does, starting with a Scout Trooper, Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa with Paploo rounding out the Return Of the Jedi versions. Eventually we received three more versions from other places in the continuity.
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Swamp Speeder
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Two of these had white clonetroopers, one had green highlights and the other had red highlights. The last release had camouflaged clonetroopers and dirt painted over its green highlights.
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TIE Advanced x1 Starfighter
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This was released first in the X-Ray Fleet and the J. C. Penney Gift Set, surprisingly it was never released as a Die-Cast until the Titanium Series. With Titanium, it was released as the original blue, white and battle-damaged grey versions. It was also released as a gold version for two conventions in 2006.
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TIE Interceptor
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Originally released as a standard blue-grey TIE, this was then released in red and white as a Royal Guard TIE interceptor, and then finally in a brighter blue with red stripes on the solar panels as Baron Fel's 181st TIE Interceptor.
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Trade Federation AAT
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This was part of the Episode I Die-Cast collection with the original clean colors. It was released in 2006 with the original colors covered by a significant dirty wash, in 2007 it was released in a dark brown deco, and in 2008 it was released in the Clone Wars blue and grey colors.
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Trade Federation Battleship
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This was part of the Episode I Die-Cast collection under the name "Droid Control Ship" with the original white-grey colors. In 2007 it was released with the blue and dark grey colors as seen in the battle at the beginning of Episode III.
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V-wing Starfighter
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The first version of this fighter was in the Republic colors with a lot of other dirt and damage markings. It was followed by the Imperial V-wing, all in greys, and the last was a clean version of the Republic colors.
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Vulture Droid
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This was part of the Episode I Die-Cast collection as the brown and tan version seen in Episode I. It was then released in the blue and black colors from Episode III, and then the blue, black and white colors from the Clone Wars.
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X-wing Starfighter (New Tool)
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The new mold of the X-wing was released in six variants. Red 1 through Red 5, piloted by Red Leader, Wedge Antilles, Biggs Darklighter, John Branon and Luke Skywalker each with their own color scheme, and Red 5 was released twice with a slightly different deco.
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X-wing Starfighter (New Tool) (Red 5)
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The first version of this had a darker paint wash applied across the fighter, while the second version had a cloudier plastic used for the cockpit and silver was used on R2-D2's dome.
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X-wing Starfighter (New Tool) (Biggs Darklighter's X-wing)
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Among the newly released Titaniums for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens was a 4-pack that included, among other things, an X-wing named Biggs Darklighter's X-wing. The only problem with this is that the new X-wing was painted with 2 stripes indicating Red 2 and Biggs piloted Red 3. I have therefore included in this comparison shot, the actual Red 2, Wedge Antilles' X-wing on the left, the 4-pack X-wing in the middle, and the actual Biggs Darklighter's X-wing, Red 3, on the right.
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X-wing Starfighter (The Force Awakens T-70 Version)
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With the merchandising push for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens we were given new Titanium Series molds for the first time in 6 years. There are two versions of this X-wing, the white and blue Resistance X-wing and Poe Dameron's black and orange X-wing.
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Y-wing Starfighter (BTL-B)
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The Clone Wars version of the Y-wing was released twice. The first one, Anakin's Y-wing, had a bright white and yellow paint job with yellow on the cockpit. The second was a dirty white and yellow and the yellow markings were different from the first.
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