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Star Wars Starfighter Vehicle Darth Vader Tie Advanced Starfighter Vehicle Developed specifically to Darth Vader’s specifications, this highly advanced starfighter features a reinforced spaceframe designed to stand up under the most strenuous battle conditions, as well as a hyperdrive and deflector shields. Lord Vader piloted this deadly ship in the Battle of Yavin, destroying several enemy fighters, and nearly bringing down Luke Skywalker, had it not been for a lucky shot landed by the Millennium Falcon.

Pilot this awesome Starfighter vehicle! Extend the cannons and fire missiles at enemy fighters. Cool detailing, like an opening cockpit, makes this one of the most exciting vehicles in the universe. Vehicle comes with labels and instructions. Some assembly needed.
Customer Review: For a $20 toy, this is wonderful!
My 4 year old is a Star Wars fanatic. He’s seen all the movies (except Episode III. He just knows in theory that Anikin is Darth, but hasn’t seen it happen and won’t for a while) and his favorite all time scene is the final mission to blow up the Death Star in Episode IV. He’s been wanting Darth Vader’s ship forever and having this be within his allowance saving grasp has been awesome. He’s saved for weeks, and when he finally could afford it, bought it. He’s not stopped playing with it since. It’s sturdy (unlike some of the clone wars ships which have too many small pieces that break off)yet it’s pretty cool. The side panels pop off without breaking to store neatly. It fires rockets, but have another set that, while they don’t shoot, can be extended or pulled back. The cockpit fits any Star Wars action figure. It’s light enough for a 4 year old to “fly” around the house all day. Gotta say, I’m surprisingly thrilled by the design of this toy!
Customer Review: Great Toy
I bought this for my son as a gift for Christmas when he was still 4. He loves space ships and still plays with it at least once a week. I bought him the Y-Wing Fighter for his 5th birthday and we play together 1-2 nights a week with me being one space ship and him being the other one. Both space ships have been extremely durable and have an amazing amount of detail. The wings come off as a way to prevent causing permanent damage to the space ship if it gets stepped on or dropped. It is also fun to take one off on purpose to pretend the space ship has been damaged and needs to be fixed.