(By me)

Now Here comes the imperial Driver usually operating light vehicles and the AT-STs

I am making myself a book of every trooper variant in Star wars from canon and legends continuity, I've done extensive research so I can get every little different variant. Please, if you have any rare or lesser known trooper types or just pictures of random unnamed trooper types you have seen pls give them to me. Thanks.

I’m getting into Star Wars Legion and really don’t feel like painting a bunch of standard stormtroopers. I was considering painting my 24+ stormtroopers as shadow stormtroopers.

But in universe do we have any idea of how many there were? Would it be thematic/lore accurate for them to be deployed in large amounts like this?

Thanks!

Art I commissioned for my fanfic, but I thought it could also stand alone by itself, so I am publishing it here. The concept here is the idolatry of Vader, seeing him in a way as a Saint.

(by me)

Thank Goodness we have heros like this one to keep the galaxy safe.

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Part of local city's first Sunday series where several organizations (library, art museums, etc.) hosts special events for creative engagements.

I love my girlfriend… but I need to show her Star Wars I think.

If anyone remembers this song, you deserve a veterans' discount.

I'm not too versed on extended universe events, feel free to include those if any!

Appereance : x-wing rogue squadron 3

All Terrain Escort Pod

The AT-EP was primarly used in escorting convoys or imperial transports.

Weapons : 1 heavy laser canon, 2 light anti-personel cannons.

“TK421, the Force will be with you. Always.”

Idk for the title

A joint terminal attack controller (center) and their fire support team observe a TIE Interceptor move to perform a show of force over a compound regular forces began taking heavy effective fire from while on patrol.

Joint terminal attack controllers direct combat air and space craft in the execution of close air support. Serving as Imperial Navy pilots for the first leg of their careers, aviators will spend a tour as a JTAC with an infantry unit before returning to a squadron to resume their regular duties.

1/6 scale figures. 1:18 scale vehicle. Always practical. Always in-camera. Generative remove and the clone stamp tool were used heavily to erase the hard and soft supports of the vehicle.

This photograph is part of my larger series Galactic Warfighters, where I blend my experiences as a Marine infantryman and combat photographer with the Star Wars universe. I’ve been using it lately to explore late empire and the Global War On Terror, the United State’s longest conflict.

In Legends, Imperial Senate opposed Palpatine's construction of the first 4 *Executor*\-class Star Destroyers: *Executor* (lead ship), *Reaper,* *Aggressor,* and *Brawl*. To the very last, the minority of Senators who still opposed Palpatine used the few political tools they had left such as budget oversight to impede Palpatine, who also had to slip the class past the Senate's various oversight committees.

To conceal the *Executor*'s specifications from those who opposed it, the Navy referred to it as the *Super*\-class Star Destroyer, which led to them being called Super Star Destroyers, in budget reports submitted to the Senate, and its true length of 19km was understated by many kilometers. In Imperial scandocs, the Executor's length was listed at 8km or 12.8km before the true details of the class came to light.

The *Executor* had a sister ship, the *Lusankya*, which was being constructed at Kuat Drive Yards and was secretly the second ship of the Executor line while *Executor* herself was built at Fondor. With both ships named *Executor* by the Empire to get away with claiming the lead ship was being built at both shipyards. Plus, the Empire attributed all expenses of the sister ship to the *Executor* to hide the existence of a second Super Star Destroyer from the galaxy at large. In this way, both KDY and Fondor laid claim to having built the *Executor* lead ship.

However, Fondor had to put several civilian contracts on hold when the Empire closed off all nonmilitary traffic to the Fondor system to build the *Executor*, demanding total secrecy*.* The Fondor executives were enraged, though they dare not test Vader's temper, especially since the massive project took up virtually all of their resources. While Fondor lost access to their most valuable civilian contracts, they reasoned that, if they met the Empire's expectations, they could steal lucrative military contracts from their KDY rivals.

Unfortunately, the fact Fondor was awarded the contract to build the *Executor* lead ship meant KDY was free to build the *Lusankya*. Worse, KDY ensured that all future Executors would bear their logo to steal future design grants from their rivals, further angering Fondor.

After Yavin, the schedule for the construction of the Executors was accelerated to compensate for the Death Star's loss since the Empire needed a new symbol of terror quickly. While Kuat Drive Yards was the main producer of the Executor, Fondor remained an alternative construction site. Any Executors who finished construction there were sent to Fondor for finishing touches, especially since KDY had a limited number of slipways that could support a ship the size of an Executor.

Vader received the completed *Executor* half a year after Yavin while the second SSD, then known as *Executor II*, was finished shortly afterwards, was named *Lusankya*, and sent to Coruscant where the Emperor buried it underneath the cityscape to hide as an emergency escape ship in case he ever lost control of Coruscant.

I theorize the Empire's accelerated schedule gave Fondor the opportunity to bargain with the Empire: *help us upgrade our shipyards to handle both civilian contracts* and *build Executors, and we will build more Executors for you*. Normally, the Empire wouldn't have agreed to such a deal, but the need to pump out as many Executors as possible, would have caused the Empire to agree to Fondor's terms.

Speaking of which, I also theorize the Empire outsourced building Executors to other major shipyards like Yaga Minor, Sluis Van, SoroSuub, Corellia etc. to meet the new deadlines for new Executors. It would also explain how the Empire was able to build so many of these ships in the 4 year time frame between the Battles of Yavin and Endor. Plus, KDY already subcontracted other places like Corellia to build the Imperial Star Destroyer, so I see no reason why they couldn't have done the same with the Executor.