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TIE Attack

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Believe it or not, this 1/3rd scale TIE Fighter was used to teach the Pythagorean Theorem to some guy's kid for a church movie night project. The TIE Fighter was sold on Craigslist last week. Now we're going to think up some new adventures for it.

Like the er, actual spacecraft, this TIE Fighter also lacks hyperdrive and life support systems. So don't draw it using either of those capabilities, mkay?! or all the canon-hawks in the galaxy will come down on your ass like a bag full of ... hutts. Anyway, the images are not that large, which means you'll probably end up using the TIE in something else, like a Presto Magix.

Source Images: Model TIE Fighter sold on eBay.

You know the rules: The 20 best will get rounded up and published at the end of next Saturday. Meantime, I and the rest of the starred commentariat will approve and promote as many as we can so folks can see them and pass judgment.

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