Move Over TIE Interceptor and A-Wing? - R60 T-Wing Interceptor - Star Wars Ships скачать в хорошем качестве

Move Over TIE Interceptor and A-Wing? - R60 T-Wing Interceptor - Star Wars Ships

The R60 T-Wing was Hoersch-Kessel Drive, Inc. attempt to make up for the R-41 Starchaser. This was intended to destroy the TIE Interceptor and A-Wing, so see how this Star Wars ship comparison ranks it alongside the TIE Fighter, X-Wing, and other Star Wars ships. See how this ship was used during the Galactic Civil Wars, and how the Rebel Alliance passed the R60 T-Wing over for the the A-Wing and X-Wing. Check out the artist!: https://www.deviantart.com/adamkop/ar... Patreon:   / metanerdz   Vote for the next video!: http://metanerdz.com/ Get Star Wars Books: http://amzn.to/2ybWYP0 Anything bought via this link gives us a small commission. Instagram:   / metanerdzlore   Twitter: https://twitter.com/ MetaNerdz Merch!: https://goo.gl/sbmSp4 Discord: https://discordapp.com/channels/metan... Facebook:   / metanerdz   Thank you Patrons! : Will Taylor, Robo Doc, Streeter, Kenneth Gorman, MetaGonk, Thomas Fernandez, Alan Rogers, Lettuce, Brian Keating, Somchate Wasantwisut (Pao), Jesus Ceja, Joshua Cooper, Kent Bierley, Daniel Glomb, Gary Gaskin, James Cella, PastryBoyFritter, Jean J Rodriguez, John Patz, pclazoen, Chris Garcia, Rusty Rowboat, Sebastiaan Hassink, Taylor Simons If you want to learn more about us and help feed the cats. Help Support this Channel:   / metanerdz   ALSO: Thank you to everyone who give Superchats in the live streams, you guys rock, and I got your names on the Metaboard. #StarWars #Sci-Fi #MetaNerdz ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ***************************************************************** ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.