Description This is a description taken from. General Grievous' Starfighter was also involved in some major battles of the Clone Wars including the Battle of Geonosis, the Battle of Bothawui, and the Mission to Skytop Station. General Grievous added an onboard Holonet transceiver and built in a powerful hyperdrive, allowing the starfighter galaxy-wide travel. The ship packed powerful dual, rapid-fire triple laser cannons and two main ion drives. The Belbullab-22 was much bulkier than the standard Droid Starfighters also employed by the CIS, but packed about as much firepower as a V-Wing Fighter. General Grievous' Starfighter, also known as the Soulless One, was a customized, battle-worn Belbullab-22 Starfighter, constructed by Feethan Ottraw Scalable Assemblies for the Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS) during the Clone Wars. Unlike 7656 General Grievous' Starfighter, where the Lightsaber holder was stored underneath the starfighter, this one is stored separately, on the platform with the chair. There is a rotating chair, which holds Grievous, a place for A4-D to stand next to the chair, and a stand for the Lightsabers. On either side of the back stabilizer wing are the engines, which are slightly beefed up compared to 2007's model, in addition to new, smaller engines located at the back of both of the side wings.Īlso included is a small medical centre used for 'repairing' General Grievous. When standing straight up, it supports the back of the ship, and can be retracted when in 'flight mode' to keep the model easy to handle. At the rear of the model is a small stabilizer wing, which also acts as the back stand for the model. On the underside is also a large missile. When opened, the hatches reveal two hidden flick-fire missiles, of which there are four in total. On the sides of the starfghter are the slightly redesigned wings, both of which have a hidden hatch in the centre.

On either side of the ship, in between the two wings, are the blaster cannons, with both having the ability to rotate up to a vertical angle and anywhere in between. Inside the cockpit are the controls, and in order to place General Grievous inside, his two outer arms must be removed. There is also a new windshield piece with special printing to give it the detail of having multiple sections. Unlike the first version, in which the whole centreline of the ship slid out to reveal the cockpit in this version, the windshield slides independently. The set is very comparable in size to the first version, but does include several new features.

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