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PH002 Byraxin Raider

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Phystyulons

Scale: Fleet (very nominally 1:1500th)

Size (Bounding Box, Sprue/Base): 26.45mm x 32.6mm x 7.3mm (7.45mm x 7.4mm x 3.2mm individually)

Physical Print: Four squadrons (48 fighters) supplied.

Digital Files:

Supports: Not available at this time, sorry.

Mounting: 12 models on a sprue-slash-base for printing. The base may be removed afterwards, but can also serve as a base in and of itself.

Scaling Notes: Yellow. Parts potentially affected by scaling: Thin parts.

Entirely Optional Lore PDF included.

Photo of resin print (Only-Games), not on stand/base.

Models are printer type-agnostic.

The Byraxin raider is one more expression of the Phystyulon’s light missile vessel paradigm. Fast, agile and lightly protected, the Byraxin’s main job is to deliver its payload of semi-guided rockets to enemy capital starships.

The Byraxin has only a single Nazograk core which is internal and heavily shielded; the tip of the containment structure is the small, elongated pyramid at the top of the fighter.

A squadron of Byraxins can unload a considerable amount of rockets, and while individually not particularly powerful the sheer numbers tend to overwhelm enemy point defence systems.

The Byraxin is not as adept at dealing with other fighters. While it carries a pair of laser cannons and is nimble enough to be a reasonable dogfighter, this firepower is usually no sufficient to hold against heavier fighters. The Byraxin excels instead at long-range hit-and-fade attacks, using its Dro’Sanla drives.
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Produced by: Only-Games

Ships in 5–10 working days

Zone Cost
UK £5.99
North America £9.50
EU £11.20
Rest of Europe £10.00
Rest of the World £15.00
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