Any files within this archive cannot be used for monetary purposes, or any other non-Empire at War related matters without my express permission Credit to. If you use any of these files, you must give proper credit to its creator, Jeroenimo. It is the same ship-class, but the “Imperator”-designation was used by the Galactic Republic (yes, the Republic had Imperators close to the end of the Clone Wars, but only in small numbers compared to the Venators and Victories) while the “Imperial I”-moniker was the designation used by the Empire. This is a free release for the Executor Super Star Destroyer created by me, Jeroenimo. Star Destroyers, Venators, even SSDs at your command.

The ISDs seen in Episode IV and Rogue One are ISD Mk I models while in Episode V and VI there are Mk I models.Īs for the original question of the Anon above, there is no actual difference between the name “Imperator”-class and “Imperial I”-class. Want to bring peace to the Galaxy Then you need the might of the Imperial Fleet. Grand Admiral Declann 3 years ago I have always wondered where all of the weapons emplacements are located on. If you want to check it, look at Fractalsponge’s Untitled Document 0. Unnamed 2 years ago Reply to onecase Fractal’s very first 3D Model was an Executor-class (publicly available. In terms of visual differences the ISD Mk I and Mk II can indeed be most easily told apart by the shape of the upper command tower section. I admire your work pls do a executor star dreadnought (super star destroyer).

The ISD Mk I has a main battery of six dual heavy Turbolaser-Turrets and two dual heavy Ion Cannon-Turrents while the ISD Mk II has eight octuple heavy Turbolaser-Barbette Turrets instead. The differences between the ISD Mk I and ISD Mk II are not purely cosmetic due to the ISD Mk II having a much stronger reactor and thus stronger shields as well as a notable difference in the main weapons battery.

Executor class star destroyer model