Instructions and Partslist Only! The vast expansion and maintenance of the empire required all kinds of transport vehicles. Even though these shuttles were largely designed to move materials from point A to point B, there is still an elegance to these rugged utilitarian ships. The Lambda-class shuttle can transport troops and supplies, but being the smallest and fastest, it was often the first choice when moving dignitaries and high profile figures. The Zeta-class shuttle was designed primarily for cargo transportation, with its hull of supplies being able to detach in-universe. For troop transportation the Sentinel-class shuttle was highly effective, this ship could move 75 fully armed troops into a combat zone making them extremely important for ground control. The ships are built to 1:250 scale, the same size as the rest of the micro-scale fleet. Included is the PDF step-by-step instructions, and XML parts list for uploading online. Instructions and partlists for stands and detachable landing gear are also included. Prices tend to vary on the brick-buying market. Lambda-class shuttle BrickLink Price: ~$30 to $40 USD Part Count (stand included): 166pieces Dimensions (on stand/ flying mode): Length 9cm, width 13cm, height 19cm Dimensions (landed/ folded mode): Length 9cm, width 7cm, height 9cm Sentinel-class shuttle BrickLink Price: ~$45 to $55 USD Part Count (stand included): 300pieces Dimensions (on stand/ flying mode): Length 14cm, width 11cm, height 18cm Dimensions (landed/ folded mode): Length 14cm, width 7cm, height 9cm Zeta-class cargo shuttle BrickLink Price: ~$55 to $65 USD Part Count (stand included): 335pieces Dimensions (on stand/ flying mode): Length 15cm, width 18cm, height 14cm Dimensions (landed/ folded mode): Length 15cm, width 10cm, height 12cm All three shuttles ordered together BrickLink Price: ~$115 to $130 USD Part Count (stands included): 801pieces Files: PDF Manual & Partlist for Bricklink. Builder: Brick Vault - Flickr | YouTube
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