Huh... I guess in the new Star Wars canon, the A-wing and B-wing weren't invented after A New Hope .

WHAT

ARE THEY USING FFG MODELS FOR A-WINGS?

WHAT ARE THOSE LARGE NEW IMPERIAL SHIPS?

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Lol, shooting the TIE's while they are attached to the rack still XD

Guess the shield doesn't expend to cover any docked ships.

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What the fuc - er Force? A B-wing? Asoka? Maybe I should of watched the last 8 episodes of rebels...

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Wow. Wowowowowow. I may have not liked the first 4 episodes of REBELS, but showing Darth Vader use the force to try to cause the guy to decapitate himself with his own weapon? BADASS. Some of the scenes looked silly, but the rest looked awesome.

It looks so good

Ooooh, Season 2 is going to rock the house. Ahsoka? Hondo? Rex? Vader? Holy crap! My inner geek just squealed with joy! My three favorite characters from TCW are back!

Edit: on a second viewing, when you see Rex and the two other clones, the one one Rex's left is Commander Wolfe. My guess as to the other one? I have 3....Cody, Echo or Gregor the Commando.

The blue A-wing is the original RMQ concept art.

It's also worth noting that, like the concept art, they don't have split fronts, so it's the earlier model A-wing.



This also nicely settles the A-wing scale argument just like Force Awakens trailer settled the TIE.



RMQ AT-AT.

The blue A-wing is the original RMQ concept art.

It's also worth noting that, like the concept art, they don't have split fronts, so it's the earlier model A-wing.

This also nicely settles the A-wing scale argument just like Force Awakens trailer settled the TIE.

RMQ AT-AT.

And it looks like Hera gets to be the first B-Wing pilot.

Who is going to be the first to paint the orange B-Wing?

The wrestling walkers made me yell.

Sabine changed her hair colour...!

Interesting how pretty much every Inquistor in the galaxy's showed up. The Inquisitor in Season 1 wasn't the only one.

ok i might have to start watching... wasn't all that impressed initially. I am glad they have included folks from the clone wars!! will have to get it on disk. as i really hate the Disney infomercials..lol

I'm sure they'll explain why Rex and the other clones there aren't under Imperial control, especially as TCW says they have biotech in their heads to increase loyalty.

But it does make sense for the Empire to ditch the clones once they got too old.

New Imperial Large Ship? Also, why not raider? FFG and Disney need to communicate more

I'm sure they'll explain why Rex and the other clones there aren't under Imperial control, especially as TCW says they have biotech in their heads to increase loyalty.

But it does make sense for the Empire to ditch the clones once they got too old.

Biotech that was of varied reliability, as covered in those lost missions episodes.

Big question is who is that skinny, presumably female, inquisitor?

Bariss? Asajj? Mara Jade (Rumors are it could be a Mara inspired character).

also WOW

I'm sure they'll explain why Rex and the other clones there aren't under Imperial control, especially as TCW says they have biotech in their heads to increase loyalty.

But it does make sense for the Empire to ditch the clones once they got too old.

Biotech that was of varied reliability, as covered in those lost missions episodes.

Yeah, the panel says that because Rex knew about it from Fives it was less effective. And when he hesitated, he became a traitor.

It also said that Kanan has no love for the Clone Troopers, which when you think about it makes perfect sense. That's one hell of a character conflict set up there.

Huh... I guess in the new Star Wars canon, the A-wing wasn't invented after A New Hope .

That's not new, actually. According to Wookiepedia , A-wings appeared in a number of pre-Battle of Yavon events but were subsequently retconned into R-22 Spearhead A-wings.

So this isn't much of a departure as far as I can tell.

The B-wing, on the other hand ...

Huh... I guess in the new Star Wars canon, the A-wing wasn't invented after A New Hope .

That's not new, actually. According to Wookiepedia , A-wings appeared in a number of pre-Battle of Yavin events but were subsequently retconned into R-22 Spearhead A-wings.So this isn't much of a departure as far as I can tell.The B-wing, on the other hand ...

Could be the first pre-production model for testing.

Could also just be moving the A-wing. Makes sense for the Rebels to use ships that are available.

What is noted is the complete and total lack of X-wings. I bet the Incom raid is part of the plot at some point.

Who is going to be the first to paint the orange B-Wing?

its not a b wing it's a H60 Tempest its got 2 cocpits heres the wookipedia link http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/H-60_Tempest_bomber

still its cool that the spearhead and tempest are staying canon

Who is going to be the first to paint the orange B-Wing?

its not a b wing it's a H60 Tempest its got 2 cocpits heres the wookipedia link http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/H-60_Tempest_bomber

still its cool that the spearhead and tempest are staying canon

It is a B-Wing and not the Tempest. Cockpit is on the wrong side for a Tempest. Engine intakes match those of a B. And watch it when it launches. You can see the 2 wings unfold after takeoff.

Why is there a b-wing before the Mon cals joined the rebellion, **** I hate how they are screwing around with stuff.

They are not screwing around with stuff. It's theirs. You guys really need to forget the legends stuff. Glad I ignored most of it.

Holy crap!!!! That looked amazing.

I am now much more excited for new rebels than I am for EP. 7.

Why is there a b-wing before the Mon cals joined the rebellion, **** I hate how they are screwing around with stuff.

Just re watched it and the short guy showing off the b-wing is a mon cal. I'm pretty sure anyway.