In teh rule I read that when modeles have tocuhing bases the can not shoot. I guess I should read this as "the can not schoot at each other"??

For example. Ship B moves and overlaps with ship A (at his backside). Ship B is placed back, toching the base op ship A (backside). So Ship B can not shoot. What about Schip A? His firing angle is at the front. can Ship A still shoot at other targets than B?)

cheers,

Ludo

It is indeed "cannot target each other." A more careful reading of the collision rules section will make that more clear.

The only exception to this will be Arvel Crynyd (Wave 2 - A-Wing; You may declare an enemy ship inside your firing arc that you are touching as the target of your attack. )

Well, I got one.

Ship A moves. His base is touching ship B, and he has to scoot back a bit. Then ship B moves and the two are no longer touching.

Can they shoot at each other now, in the same shooting phase?

The Amazing Flight Lizard said:

Yes, they can shoot each other in the combat phase in your example. As long as they're not touching during the combat phase, they can shoot each other.