Shunichi Makino's Tie Interceptor

**Jadriancz** · #1 04-10-2016, 09:59 PM

Has anyone else built this model?

Since there are no instructions for this build, I seem to have hit a snag on assembly. The only image I can find is the first one which doesnt provide a clear view of areas 1, 2 and 3 in the second picture.

Area 1, appears to have another part that isnt on the build sheets.

Area 2, I would assume should have the little fork pieces from the extra parts pic but I am not sure.

Area 3, also looks like there is build up that are not included.

The cockpit area (pic 3 & 4) doesnt appear to really fold and attach per the image

There were also additional parts (Pic 5) that were on the pdf that dont appear to have a clear indication on where they are placed on the model.

I downloaded the files from this location.. TIE-Interceptor

**Asroc** · #2 04-11-2016, 12:40 AM

Hello Jadriancz,
I built this model and it can be a bit tricky without the instructions, on pic 5. row 1 and 4 those are for connecting the wings, also on that pic on row 2 they are build up pieces for the wing tip guns, and this may really help go to starwarspapercraft.com and get the Tie
fighter model the instructions are broken up and put onto the tie fight and intercept models also you should find the display stand too, hope this helps

**Jadriancz** · #3 04-11-2016, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Asroc

Hello Jadriancz,
I built this model and it can be a bit tricky without the instructions, on pic 5. row 1 and 4 those are for connecting the wings, also on that pic on row 2 they are build up pieces for the wing tip guns, and this may really help go to starwarspapercraft.com and get the Tie
fighter model the instructions are broken up and put onto the tie fight and intercept models also you should find the display stand too, hope this helps

Very big help. Thank you so much!

**Jadriancz** · #4 05-02-2016, 09:46 PM

Well this one is also in the recycle bin, gf crushed it when she put something in the box I had it sitting in while I was working on the AT-ST. Will retry this one in the future as well.

**Vermin_King** · #5 05-02-2016, 10:16 PM

Ouch. What hurts even worse is when you accidently crush one of your models yourself. Been there, done that

**elliott** · #6 05-03-2016, 07:29 AM

Not your fault. Obviously the Empire is using inferior materials. Best of luck on the next one.

**Jadriancz** · #7 05-03-2016, 11:10 AM

well it was a WIP and not a shelf or museum quality piece so no heartache there..

**Deriachai** · #8 05-03-2016, 04:52 PM

I just recently had a shuttle stack fall off a bookshelf when I turned on the fan,
Nozzles got squished. Luckily it isn't obvious after pulling it back out, but incredibly frustrating. I just finished that!

**Asroc** · #9 05-03-2016, 10:43 PM

Sorry to hear about the crushed tie, looks like its back to the shipyard for another build, well its Star Wars day today May the 4th be with you

**Jadriancz** · #10 05-05-2016, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Asroc

Sorry to hear about the crushed tie, looks like its back to the shipyard for another build, well its Star Wars day today May the 4th be with you

I actually started the Sand Crawler instead of redoing either of the AT-ST or Tie but will get back to them again in the future..