Starfighter Set

Starfighter Set

LEGO Star Wars Mace Windu‘s Jedi Starfighter Special Edition Set #7868 $59.95

Imperial V-wing Starfighter set #7915 includes Mini Figs and free extras $5.50

Lego Star WARS # 7877 Naboo Starfighter SET – NEW SEALED ! $49.98

LEGO STAR Wars Set 8088 ARC-170 Starfighter Nib NEW IN BOX 2010 Kit Fisto $50.27

Lego Star Wars SET 7661 Jedi Starfighter Hyperdrive Booster Ring **NO MINIFIGS** $30.00

LEGO UFO SPACE SHIP 6979 INTERSTELLAR STARFIGHTER Set Nisb W FIBER OPTIC LIGHTS $269.99

Star Wars Lego set 7669 Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter w/R2D2 minifigure & instr $40.00

LEGO Star Wars X-wing Starfighter Set #9493! NIB! Complete with all Minifigs! $27.00

STAR WARS Lego Set # 7656 General Grievous STARFIGHTER $17.99

Star Wars Lego Set 9495 Gold Leader’s Y Wing Starfighter w Princess Leia NEW $89.99

Brand-Korea Lego 8088 Star Wars Episodes 1-6 Figures Set ARC-170 Starfighter $99.00

Lego 7915 Star Wars Episodes 1-6 Figures Set Imperial V-wing Starfighter $31.90

Brand-Korea Lego 7877 Star Wars Episodes 1-6 Figures Set Naboo Starfighter $78.00

NEW IN SEALED BOX LEGO STAR WARS 8093 Plo Koon‘S JEDI STARFIGHTER 175 PC NIB SET $25.00

LEGO Star Wars Set # 8093 PLO KOON’S JEDI STARFIGHTER – NEW IN BOX $24.99

LEGO Star Wars Geonosian Starfighter (7959) New Complete Set – **Ready to ship** $25.99

Lego Star Wars Set 7656 General Grievous Starfighter MISB $79.99

LEGO STAR WARS 10026 NABOO STARFIGHTER UCS 100% COMPLETE SET $259.00

Star Wars Lego Set#7915 Imperial V- Wing Starfighter! $16.00

Lego set 7656. Star Wars General Grevious starfighter. NO MINIFGURE! USED! $20.00

2012 LEGO Star Wars Set #9674 NABOO STARFIGHTER and NABOO Includes Pilot Minifig $13.99

LEGO Geonosian Starfighter set 7959 BRAND New Misb Nib new 2011 $63.34

LEGO STAR WARS 8093 Plo Koon’s Jedi Starfighter BRAN NEW Set Nib MSIB $58.46

LEGO Star Wars Exclusive Mini Building Set #30051 XWing Starfighter Bagged Toys $12.49

Star Wars LEGO ARC-170 Starfighter Set 7259 (BRAND NEW SEALED IN BOX) $25.49

Lego 4487 Star Wars Jedi Starfighter Slave I Mini Set w/box & Instructions $9.99

STAR WARS LEGO SET PLO KOON JEDI STARFIGHTER SET MIB FREE U.S. SHIP $65.00

STAR WARS ~ LEGO Set #7915 SEALED NEW Imperial V-Wing StarFighter RARE R2-D2 $11.99

LEGO star Wars General grievous old and new star fighter sets $40.00

Star Wars – LEGO Plo Koon’s Jedi Starfighter Set # 8093 $34.95

STAR WARS Lego Mace Windu’s Jedi Starfighter NEW opened set 7868 Special Edition $26.00

Star Wars Lego ARC-170 Starfighter Complete set #8088 $40.00

KI-ADI-MUNDI Jedi Master Lego Mini FROM GEONOSIAN STARFIGHTER SET #7959 $9.99

Lego Star Wars set 8093, Plo Koons Star Fighter, 100% complete $0.99

Lego Star Wars 7661 Jedi Starfighter w Hyperdrive Booster Ring Set $35.99

Star Wars Lego set 7669 Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter BRAND NEW In BOX $41.67

LEGO Star Wars General Grievous Starfighter Set 7656 Rare NEW in Box $75.00

Complete! Lego Lot 7141 7111 Naboo N-1 Star fighter & Vulture Droid Star Wars E1 $0.99

2007 Lego Set# 7660-Naboo N1 Starfighter & Vulture Droid 266Pcs 3/Figsw/Box/Inst $24.99

LEGO Star Wars General Grievous Starfighter Set 7656 Rare Set with Minifig $69.99

LEGO 30051 Star Wars Mini Set X-Wing Starfighter/NEW $9.50

LEGO STAR Wars Naboo STARFIGHTER SET 7877 NIB $49.97

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Mach My Day

Most guys, in their quieter moments, have given some thought to building their own car. There’s something innately masculine about the process of assembling Your Own weekend runaround.

But what to go for? A sexy two-seater? Or how about something outrageous like an American hot-rod? Perhaps not, bearing in mind the trouble you had with that flat-pack bookcase last year.

Or, you could take it to a whole new level, invite a few mates round and building the fastest vehicle in the world, ever – in your own garage.

That’s what retired computer technician Ed Shadle has set about doing in the USA. Despite having no significant backing from big business or vehicle manufacturers, Ed and a group of his friends from around Seattle are on a quest – to yank the land speed crown from the hands of the British and return it to North America.

At the moment, the fastest machine ever to burn rubber is the Thrust SSC. Driven – or perhaps more correctly ‘piloted’ – by Wing Commander Andy Green, this sleek black chariot clocked 763mph at Nevada’s Black Rock Desert in 1997, beating the record of 633mph set by Trust SSC’s designer, Richard Noble, in 1983.

“It’s about time we Americans got seriously back into the race,” smiles Ed, who has taken the title of project manager and co-owner of North American Eagle, the privately funded US challenger. “It’s friendly competition, but there’s pride involved as well. We have some of the best technology, engineers and pioneering spirit in the world, and we want to show that.”

If it’s true that a man only buys a fast car if he’s lacking in other areas, lord knows what driving a 56-ft. tube with a rocket strapped on it says about Ed – but you can’t deny that he’s got guts. Should sufficient funding materialise, the 65-year-old (yep, that’s 65) plans to pilot North American Eagle to 805mph this autumn. That’s 1,295kph, Mach 1 or faster than sound, depending on how you want to look at it.

Frankly, if it were me, I’d be looking at it from a cowering position behind the sofa. So for Ed to be willing to strap himself into the thing he must be incredibly bullish. Actually, he’s a pretty unassuming fellow. He made good money working for IBM before retiring to spend more time with his wife. But whereas other guys at this stage turn their thoughts to fishing or gardening, Ed figured his life needed a bit more, well, propulsion.

“North American Eagle was born out of a conversation with Keith Zanghi,” says Ed, referring to the NAE’s co-owner and director of operations. “We agreed that the cost of providing something entirely new was astronomical, so we came up with the idea of buying the fuselage of a jet and modifying it.”

Of course. Sounds so simple, really; just go down to the local used jet dealership, buy one ex-military fighter, strip the wings, bung on some wheels, say a prayer, ease the throttle and…go.

“We decided on an F-104A-10 ‘Starfighter’. It took a while to find one, especially as we had limited funds. We learned it might cost upwards of US$100,000, which was too high. But luckily the one we located was already missing its wings as well as both vertical and horizontal stabilisers. It looked like it had been rolled down a hill, with all the damage and graffiti – but it was ours for US$25,000.”

Making all the necessary repairs and modifications took nearly a decade – not surprising, considering that when they started out in 1997 there were only four members on the team. Gradually more volunteers signed on, keen to spend their weekends stripping off airplane paint, drilling out old rivets and basically reincarnating a Cold War fighter onto North American Eagle, a full on Mojave road runner.

Presently the team is still building up to its first full-speed run, but they’ve already passed 400 mph and can feel their target getting ever closer. “The problem is funding,” laments Ed. “Unlike NASCAR or Formula One, our profile isn’t as high, so it’s harder finding sponsorship. So far Keith and I have been paying for this effort out of our own pockets. I don’t dare tell my wife how much money I’ve spent. She just wonders why we don’t go on vacations any more.

“But on the other hand, I love the engineering behind it. To drive it is challenging, but the real challenge has always been to build something that’s the best of its kind.”

So where does it – must it – all end, that finite point past which no vehicle can go any faster? “That’s anyone’s guess,” says Ed. “Logically, there must be some stage where you reach escape velocity, but at the moment limitations are things such as how fast you can spin a wheel without it exploding or how much stress and banging can a human being take.”

All of which doesn’t seem to bother Ed. He seems driven by that timeless maxim: records are made to be broken.

About the Author

Richard Ryan is a professional journalist who has worked in the UK, Malaysia and Australia. For more information visit http://www.richardryan.co.uk

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