Talk:V-wing starfighter

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It appears to be common practice, here on wikipedia and over at the Star Wars Databank, for "wing" to not be capitalized. Therefore, I'm going to fix all instances within this article and the move it. Mackensen (talk) 21:06, 8 Apr 2005 (UTC)

What's a Q7 droid?

The V-wing is my choice starfighter of all of the star wars movies, but what is a standard Q7-series astromech droid? How is it different than an R-unit? And is it built into the V-wing like R4-P17, or does it have its own body?

V-Wings As Seen In Rogue Squadron

Unless I'm mistaken, the final mission of the N64's "Star Wars: Rogue Squadron" game, set during the early years of the New Republic, featured a V-wing fighter. This would seem to conflict deeply with this model V-wing.

I believe you are mistaken. The final mission of the N64's "Star Wars: Rogue Squadrom" game featured half of a W-wing fighter, not the V-wing fighter. Sorry.