R7-D4 was an prototype R7 model Astromech droid that helped aboard Jedi Master Plo Koon’s Delta-7B starfighter, Blade of Dorin. He had brown markings and was a veteran of numerous battles.
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Ando Prime Speeder
The 9000 Z001 landspeeder was a Ubrikkian model commonly used around the time of the Battle of Yavin. It was modified from the 9000 landspeeder, which had been aimed at Ugor customers but had flopped.
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The Vashans were sentient insectoids indigenous to Vasha. The Vashans had a centaur-like structure, with their thin torso emerging from a wide base with four short legs.
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R5-U8 was an R5-series astromech droid that served in Shadow Squadron as the astromech droid for Flyby. Their BTL-B Y-wing starfighter was disabled during the Battle of the Kaliida Nebula.
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The TaggeCo Air-2 racing swoop was widely employed by speedsters throughout the galaxy. It’s design had been copied by dozens of other corporations, including the famous SoroSuub Corporation.
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The Tirrith were an energy-based species of hive-minded sentients indigenous to Beheboth.
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R2-Y9 was an orange and black R2-series astromech droid that served in Shadow Squadron as Tag’s astromech droid in the early stages of the Clone Wars.
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A sensor jammer was a type of device capable of fooling or blocking sensors. A sensor jammer created static, random signals, or false responses in order to conceal one’s exact position from enemy sensors.
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The Talid were a sentient species that were indigenous to the planet of Ando Prime. Ten-Abu Donba was a Talid.
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A Portable Plasma Cutter also known as a fusion cutter, was a device used to cut through certain materials. Rocket battle droids were equipped with these types of cutting torches.
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