Hello everybody, I noticed a few of you had concerns regarding the stability and playability features on my take of the A2 Actus class light interceptor or more commonly known as the Jedi Starfighter. So I am doing my first ever video review. Huzzah! Let's jump into it and get going with the landing gear on the bottom. So I must admit that it is a bit flimsy when moving it up and down, but once it's folded down or folded up it's completely stable. The fighters upheld itself on my building table with lots of bumps for over a month now. So the forward two pads skis fold outwards like so and then down underneath the wings. And the back pad is the trickiest part of the ship. It makes it a lot easier if you take off this backslope piece, but I'm going to show you that you can do it without removing it. So basically you just push that technique piece down, fold it on into the droid arms, and then it's a bit of a snug fit in there. So sometimes you have to play around with it, but it slides into place and gives a sleek look on the bottom. And to fold out you just basically do the reverse process of what I just showed you. Nice and sleek. So the wings fold out in attack mode as they should, and this feature makes this ship very appealing to me. Best place to hold it for swishability testing is on the canopy under and over. Sound effects are always mandatory. Wings fold down again. Now the canopy was a little bit of a nitpick for me when building because I was unable to add a hinge piece to allow the cockpit can't be to open and close as it should, but in order to keep the size of the ship to scale I couldn't add that feature. But the canopy does open up like so. And on the interior it's fully furnished and can fit a mini figure with hair and head accessories. Inside here we have my good friend Rook's SIG fig with his notorious coffee mug and he wanted a little shout out so given that to you right now bud. Now one thing I noticed with the ship that I unintentionally could do was the landing gear can also double, believe it or not, as a little ejection seat. So you basically just push it up, out comes the mini fig and Rook's coffee spills everywhere. So that's it in terms of this review. But I will be posting instructions as soon as I find a good program to do so. So if you know of one or have any suggestions please leave them. Thanks for watching.