After the war, the only known Star Dreadnought left and operating under the Galactic Alliance was the Guardian, which was present at the Battle of Yuuzhan'tar, and later returned to its post at Kashyyyk, following the war's end. The Executor-class Super Star Dreadnought1 was a warship of Tachibana Heavy Engineering.1 It served as a direct successor to the Executor-class Star Dreadnought.1 It was used by the Eclipse Navy and served as the flagship of the Fleet of Imperial Justice and the entire Navy itself.1 It was also equipped with … The final legacy of the Executor-class was its partial inspiration for the Pellaeon-class Star Destroyer, which incorporated systems from both it and the Imperial-class Star Destroyer.
Lira Wessex had nothing to do with this ship, few even knew the designs were even made. The Black Fleet Crisis novel Shield of Lies (1996) contained a reference to one of the Executor's sister ships as an "Executor-class Star Destroyer.", At least three hangar bays were located on the portside, several underneath the vessel and multi-level fighter bays deep inside the main superstructure.
, An Executor-class Star Dreadnought firing on a planetary target, Despite its impressive firepower, the design was far from perfect, as the ventral side and the aft were relatively undefended, and Executor-class SSDs required an impressive starfighter defensive screen to chase off enemy starfighters and marauding smaller capital ships who otherwise could remain in the main weaponry's blind spots. The second ship, then known as the Executor II, was completed shortly afterwards at Kuat, received its new name, and was hidden on Coruscant.
This is a 3D printable model and it is also animatable.
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