Css 1 Corellian Star Shuttle Addon Moddb This is (only) a model of the republic [corellian] star shuttle. this is (only) a model of the republic [ corellian] star shuttle, the ship class of the shuttle, perpetus , which transported the then senator palpatine to naboo at the end of "the phantom menace.". 1.86mbdownload now. this is (only) a model of the republic [ corellian] star shuttle, the ship class of the shuttle, , which transported the then senator palpatine to naboo at the end of "the phantom menace." ) which was originally made for fate of the galaxy () which is a conversion of freespace 2 so thank bobbtmann them for the model.
Css 1 Corellian Star Shuttle Star Wars Wiki Fandom Powered By Wi This is (only) a model of the republic ( corellian) star shuttle, the ship class of the shuttle, perpetus, which transported the then senator palpatine to naboo at the end of "the phantom menace." the model was made by bobbtmann ( bobbtmann ) which was originally made for fate of the galaxy ( fateofthegalaxy ) which is a conversion of. Special thanks to sly442. this is the css 1 corellian star shuttle. this is, i want to say, the first time i have ever added a unit purely for eye candy. this will be an unarmed infantry transport for the rebel alliance. many may remember it from the movies, some others may remember it from star wars: commander. In the immediate aftermath of the naboo crisis, a css 1 corellian star shuttle, the perpetuus, was used to transport members of the jedi council as well as chancellor palpatine to naboo. during the clone wars the css 1 would see service as a transport vessel in the republic's war effort. The css 1 corellian star shuttle, sometimes referred to simply as the css 1 shuttle or as the republic shuttle, was a transport used by the galactic republic during at least a decade before the start of the clone wars. the css 1 corellian star shuttle was a transport manufactured by corellian engineering corporation for the galactic republic. it was equipped with an impressive meeting room and.
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