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Arwing Vintage . The other Arwing built for that same 42 pieces 6+ long beam challenge. NOTE: I do NOT take any credit for this, it was made by my good friend Anonymous. . This one turned out to be nearly twice the target amount of parts (82) but it still looks pretty cool. Here is some commentary from the designer: "In contrast to [Leon]'s futuristic look of the Arwing Feather, this one has been made to look vintage. Some elements are the wing shapes, the red and green lights, and the large Gdiffusers. modern airplanes have similar wings, and lights, and probably if Gdiffusers were invented today theyd be big. The body was made to look like REALLY old airplanes being comopletely cilindrical, and the beams add a sorta machine gun afffect. Lastly, the engine was made sorta rocket like, since if it was invented today it would probably be rocket powered, instead of plasma (or whatever it is)."

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