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I found this model on Thingiverse, where 'DenseBonerForest' shared it last week. I converted it to .OBJ format and retextured it. The CR90 Corvette or 'Blockade Runner' was the first Star Wars ship seen on screen, in the opening scene of 'A New Hope' where the Tantive IV is attempting to escape capture by a Star Destroyer. 150 meters in length, these ships were designed to break through blockades. It had a hyperdrive class 2, 11 Ion Turbine drives and several different configurations of turbo lasers as they were customizable. Though used by both the Empire and Rebel Alliance, most of the CR90s were Rebel ships. It had a crew of 46 to 185 in number and could carry 39 diplomats and hundreds of passengers. It had a lot of escape pods, four 12 passenger pods and eight 6 passenger pods. Three RZ-1 A Wing Interceptors could be docked externally to the ships docking rings as well. The CR90s were still in service 35 years after the formation of the New Republic and likely long after that as well. This ship has the usual red diplomatic markings used by many of them, but this is not the Tantive IV.

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I found this model on Thingiverse, where 'DenseBonerForest' shared it last week. I converted it to .OBJ format and retextured it. The CR90 Corvette or 'Blockade Runner' was the first Star Wars ship seen on screen, in the opening scene of 'A New Hope' where the Tantive IV is attempting to escape capture by a Star Destroyer. 150 meters in length, these ships were designed to break through blockades. It had a hyperdrive class 2, 11 Ion Turbine drives and several different configurations of turbo lasers as they were customizable. Though used by both the Empire and Rebel Alliance, most of the CR90s were Rebel ships. It had a crew of 46 to 185 in number and could carry 39 diplomats and hundreds of passengers. It had a lot of escape pods, four 12 passenger pods and eight 6 passenger pods. Three RZ-1 A Wing Interceptors could be docked externally to the ships docking rings as well. The CR90s were still in service 35 years after the formation of the New Republic and likely long after that as well. This ship has the usual red diplomatic markings used by many of them, but this is not the Tantive IV.