I am sure that this must have been shared here already.

But just in case it hasn't I will post the link here:

Of course, it doesn't hurt to watch it a couple more times if you have seen it already

This was the first thread where it was posted here - back in March 2015:

https://community.fantasyflightgames.com/topic/138803-tie-fighter-short-film-anime/

Am I the only one who commentated on this video like it was a game of X-wing?

Pretty amazing how much it looks like X-Wing isn't it!!!

Really like the work that they put into that thing. Only thing that had me scratching my head was 'why are they prepping walkers for a battle in the middle of an asteroid field'?

Really like the work that they put into that thing. Only thing that had me scratching my head was 'why are they prepping walkers for a battle in the middle of an asteroid field'?

I don't think that they were prepping the AT-ATs, they were parallel parking them.

Can't really speak for the intent of the AT-AT scene but they did ionize a transport so there's a good chance it would lead to a rebel base of some kind which would put those AT-AT's to good use.

What in the world were those cockpits from the Lambda Shuttle doing flying by themselves at 2:16???

What in the world were those cockpits from the Lambda Shuttle doing flying by themselves at 2:16???

That question's come up before:

What in the world were those cockpits from the Lambda Shuttle doing flying by themselves at 2:16???

Obviously trying to get killed in one shot like all the other suicidal tug pilots.

What in the world were those cockpits from the Lambda Shuttle doing flying by themselves at 2:16???

Phylon Freight CT-11 Utility Tugs. They're used in capital ship docking/launching operations. Kind of like the spacified version of the guys waving torches at airports. Also used for combat reloading/rearming bombers.

What in the world were those cockpits from the Lambda Shuttle doing flying by themselves at 2:16???

Phylon Freight CT-11 Utility Tugs. They're used in capital ship docking/launching operations. Kind of like the spacified version of the guys waving torches at airports. Also used for combat reloading/rearming bombers.

Very cool!

I love learning new stuff.