As you’d expect with Bandai, goes together great and engineered that pieces go together on panel lines. The “Death Star” tiles are from Cults3D and I printed and purposed them for my displays. This little set only cost $15 AUD.
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Those are some great looking vignettes! I especially like how the tie fighter is displayed.
A little while back I did the Tie Adavanced and couldn’t agree with you more. Those Bandai kits are superb. For their size they are extremely detailed and very true to the original filming miniatures.
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This is indeed a good set of vignettes Grant. I’ve seen a good number of these Bandai kits built and they can sure turn out as winners like this one does in the hands of a good modeler. 
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Love the backgrounds! Is that something you printed?
I have just about every Bandai Star Wars kit and they’re a joy to build!
Rob
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Yes the Tie fighter background is an image I found on Google and printed
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What method did you use for creating the transparent supports?
One is straight so nothing needed to be done, the other one I used a heat gun to put a bend in it. The rod is 2mm diameter
OK, so it’s clear acrylic rod then? Another item to add to my wish list.
A couple of years ago I acquired several of Bandai’s Star Wars trench run kits to make a larger diorama out of. I didn’t like the thought of using the included stands. Understanding how you did yours gives me some idea how I might convert those tiles. Much appreciated!
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Yeah, clear rod, I get it on Ebay, it comes from China (the ones I get anyway), but they have many diameters and it’s cheap, but just put clear acrylic rod in your search engine
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Oh wow! You had me at Tie Fighter 
. They all look amazing. 
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