Star Wars: Rebel Starfighters: Owners' Workshop Manual

Absolutely love these Haynes Manuals. Got the DeLorean first because it looked interesting and was on sale and really liked it so being the huge Star Wars nut that I am they were no brainers. Got the TIE Fighter manual first, loved it and ordered this one. Very pleased. Has a good variety of ships and is very detailed. The Death Star and Millennium Falcon will be next. If you are a Star Wars fan these books are must haves IMO. Excellent. No complaints.

A very good book for Star Wars fan. Lots of photos and very informative

Great references book with detailed interior information of spacecrafts mentioned.

It’s a Star Wars tactical manual!! What more can I say??

Detailed!!

This is a nice book (aside from the print quality and hardback cover, which is great). Contains a moderate amount of good information - for comparison, I'd say more than the SW visual dictionaries, but less than say the 90s Star Trek TNG Technical Manual. Like, there's not one page on X-Wings, there's a *chapter* on them (and the other major starfighters), and they cover all the different models. Some nice schematics and semi-exploded drawings as well (like on the cover), and the despite the name of the book, this book isn't really a fictitious "repair guide" but a detailed overview. Two downsides: 1. Not much on the Z-95, other than it being discussed in the background history of the T-65B, but then again, that was a clone war fighter, so there's that. 2. I guess the Resistance Bomber (MG-100) doesn't qualify as a starfighter, because it's not covered. Bummer. Anyway, if you're a big fan of Rebel/Resistance starfighters, this book is worth it.

Fun to read and looks totally cool on your coffee table.

I had been waiting for this book ever since it was announced way back when. Having purchased all the other SW manuals, it goes without saying I needed this one as well. It's a great reference book providing ample data on the classic fighter as well as the ones seen in the sequels and tv shows. Some previously high detailed photos are included with a handful, more ubiquitous starfighters are included. I do, however, have one bone to pick with this book. The page spread on the T-65 X-wing features, yet again, the Red Leader bird from Rogue one. While I expected that to happen, I was secretly hoping for a more detailed spread on General Merrick's Blue Leader X-wing. While I will put this book to good use in my model building endeavors, I wish Blue Leader made a more prominent appearance. All in all a great book though.