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Star Wars: Complete Vehicles (2018)

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The 2018 edition of Star Wars: Complete Vehicles is an updated re-release of the 2013 Star Wars Legends reference book Star Wars: Complete Vehicles. It is published by Dorling Kindersley and sold exclusively at the British retailer WHSmith. The 2018 edition includes the cross-sections of vehicles from Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and Star Wars: Episode VIII The Last Jedi as previously published in other reference books. Portions of the text from the original Complete Vehicles have also been edited to remove Legends material.

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Facts

Title
Star Wars: Complete Vehicles
Author
Kerrie Dougherty
Jason Fry
Pablo Hidalgo
Curtis Saxton
David West Reynolds
Ryder Windham
Cover artist
Kemp Remillard
Illustrator
Richard Chasemore
Jon Hall
Hans Jenssen
John Mullaney
Kemp Remillard
Editor
David Fentiman
Publisher
Dorling Kindersley
Released
2018
Pages
248
Isbn
9780241369838
Series
Incredible Cross-Sections

Who turns up here

Characters: 106
Species: 62
Planets: 42
Places: 32
Galaxy: 18
Starships: 96
Vehicles: 48
Organizations: 107
Events: 21
Technology: 148
Lore: 47
Media: 3
Everything else: 191
Not in the archive: 110
  • Unidentified antiques dealer (first mentioned)
  • Tyria (first mentioned)
  • Karydee (first mentioned)
  • Air Marshal (first mentioned)
  • PowaTek (first mentioned)
  • Sepma (first mentioned)
  • TriLuna (first mentioned)
  • Ubrikkian Custom Vehicle Division (first mentioned)
  • Uurbahhahvoovv Joiners & Artisans (first mentioned)
  • Cargo kite (first mentioned)
  • Cargo sled (first mentioned)
  • Belbullab-23 heavy assault craft (first mentioned)
  • Mini-inertial compensator (first identified)
  • Air dissociator
  • Air-scrubber (first mentioned)
  • Antigravity life jacket (first mentioned)
  • Antigravity rail (first mentioned)
  • Antigravity stabilizer node (first mentioned)
  • Anti-turbulence vane (first mentioned)
  • Tri-carbon anti-turbulence vane (first identified)
  • Armor-piercing shell (first mentioned)
  • Atmospheric conditioner (first mentioned)
  • Compressor bottle (first mentioned)
  • Control cable (first identified)
  • Control linkage (first identified)
  • Cooling shroud
  • Data buffer (first mentioned)
  • Deflector shield energizer (first mentioned)
  • De-Gausser
  • Control Brain Network (first mentioned)
  • Electric screwjack (first mentioned)
  • Electro-gravitic gyro flywheel (first mentioned)
  • Electromotive field
  • Electromotive impulse field carrier (first mentioned)
  • AH-50 disposable high-intensity power cell (first mentioned)
  • Centrifugal pulse conversion electric engine (first identified)
  • Cold-start generator (first mentioned)
  • 5i.2 high-powered ion drive afterburner (first identified)
  • Sossen-3 ion drive (first identified)
  • FW62 compact fusion drive system (first mentioned)
  • JZ-5 Fusial Thrust Engine (first identified)
  • Ka/La steampowered nuclear fusion engine (first mentioned)
  • KD57 3-chamber repulsorlift engine (first identified)
  • Split-X ram air/radiator intake (first identified)
  • SFS-CR27200 hypermatter reactor (first mentioned)
  • 30-5 sublight engine (first mentioned)
  • Proton 12 (first mentioned)
  • Turbojet engine
  • Extensor drive (first mentioned)
  • Firing field amplifier (first mentioned)
  • Fuel driver (first mentioned)
  • Fusion rocket (first mentioned)
  • Gamma-ray imaging spectro-photometer (first mentioned)
  • Gas-flow divertor tree (first mentioned)
  • Gravitational reflector (first mentioned)
  • Heat dissipator fin (first identified)
  • High-energy shell (first mentioned)
  • Hydraulic charging system (first mentioned)
  • Hydrostatic bubble projector
  • 150 core (first mentioned)
  • 288 cores (first mentioned)
  • 400 MGS (first mentioned)
  • S-5 generator (first mentioned)
  • S-6 generator (first mentioned)
  • S/ig-37 hyperdrive engine (first identified)
  • SSP06 hyperdrive generator (first mentioned)
  • Hyperwave reflector (first mentioned)
  • Ion generator ring
  • Isolation shroud (first mentioned)
  • Landing claw (first mentioned)
  • Ap/11 double laser cannon (first identified)
  • Linear electric accelerator (first mentioned)
  • Magnetic bottle regulator (first mentioned)
  • Magnet crane
  • Magnoclamp (first mentioned)
  • Minelayer (first identified)
  • SFS-M-s3 concussion missile (first identified)
  • Motive field carrier (first identified)
  • Over-pressure system (first mentioned)
  • Particle-flare launcher (first mentioned)
  • Phasing node (first mentioned)
  • Pneumatic charging system (first mentioned)
  • Power amplifier (first mentioned)
  • Power modulator
  • Pre-accelerator (first mentioned)
  • Propellant regulator (first mentioned)
  • Radiator (first identified)
  • "Floater" mid-power repulsorlift (first mentioned)
  • KD49 repulsorlift drive unit (first mentioned)
  • Re-transmuter (first mentioned)
  • Scent-stimulator mask (first mentioned)
  • Signal pickup boost panel (first identified)
  • Superconducting magnetic suspensor (first mentioned)
  • Tensioner (first identified)
  • Thrust stabilizer cone (first identified)
  • Thermal-sink matrix (first mentioned)
  • Thrust trace damper (first identified)
  • Thrust-vectoring vane (first mentioned)
  • Trim control oil cycler (first mentioned)
  • Turbo generator
  • D6 turbolaser (first identified)
  • XI 7 turbolaser (first identified)
  • Quold runium (first mentioned)
  • Tradium (first mentioned)
  • Laminar (first mentioned)
  • Light-minute (first mentioned)
  • Memory eraser (first mentioned)
  • Mind-control enhancer (first mentioned)
  • Neutrino (first mentioned)
  • Sepulchral Ruby (first mentioned)

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