The Z-95 Headhunter

Designed by Incom and Subpro Corporations, the Z-95 Headhunter is a multi-purpose starfighter. The Headhunter was a reliable and durable machine. It was manufactured over a number of years.

The smallest Star Wars Starfighter, the Z-95 is a versatile machine. Depending on the variant, it can perform various tasks, from defense to close air support. This includes its use as a multi-role clone fighter during the Clone Wars.

The most practical of the various Z-95 Headhunter models, the AF4 is a military-grade starfighter. The bubble cockpit provides a clear field of vision. It also features a sensor array and manoeuvring jets on the rear of its wings. This starfighter was a durable machine, which allowed it to last for years. It can be seen flying with various factions throughout the galaxy. The AF4 isn't as quick as the TIE Fighter, but it can achieve a respectable speed of 85 MGLT.

The Z-95 Headhunter is a popular starfighter model. This is due to its versatility, low cost, and easy acquisition. It was used by both the Galactic Republic and the Rebel Alliance, and was even used by clone pilots during the Clone Wars. It's an excellent support fighter, and its role as a snub-fighter makes it an ideal choice for avoiding Imperial suspicions.

The Z-95 Headhunter also has an impressive play feature. It can be color-swapped to represent different clone legions. There are several variations of this starfighter, including a dark blue version, the "mire" and the "A-wing." This variant was designed for use by Grand Army of the Republic clone pilots.