Hello, here's a really terrible picture I do. I know if you're why I'm making a video on it. Hello, here is a picture of an imperial courier. It's an imperial courier that is fitted out for AX Combat. It looks kind of like wide because it's got a ship kit on and it's kind of proportionally skewed a bit. But let's put that to one side. Basically I started out by drawing it in a pen, saw crayon, and now I'm refining the lines using water and diluting the pen saw crayon into paint, which is easy to use chalk over and also gives a nice background tone, which is helpful, especially on top of the purple paper. So now I'm just sort of clarifying. I did make the picture lighter so I could see the shape of the ship and then as always forgot to make it dark again. So this is actually a little bit brighter than the original picture. So this AX courier, apparently courier is doable. Even though it's a small ship, it's doable. You've got three medium hard points, so that's a thing. You can't use more at the same time because you're over here, you've only got space for a single painting probably. So yeah, but certainly you can stick the gouse cannons and the black and whatnot on it, and then just put you a couple of cyclops as possibly. I couldn't. I can't do this. I'd like to. I'd like to learn profilay. I can kill scouts. Nevermind. Yeah, so obviously you don't need to manage your pips and your heat really carefully. And you can't get too close because the weapons are on the wingtips. So you're just shooting around it, which might lead to some small amount of weapon drop off possibly because you're going to stay away so they can merge. Or you could just use them one at a time. I don't know. It looks amazing. Does the Imperial not this picture of it, obviously, but it looks amazing. The Imperial Courier, it really is a gorgeous ship. Internally, when you look from your sat in the cockpit, it has a completely different feel to nearly all the other ships. It's got that wonderful guitar player shape with the curvy Imperial thing going on, but it's got like this circular cockpit thing. The windows circle. It's a circle window. And it is really nice. Just a different feel. It's just curvy and going to like sweeping and different. It looks good. I like it. And it's obviously, it's got those pods on the side that mean you can flip and turn and thrust and go fast. So it's quite nippy. Apparently you can get it well over 500 metres, maybe a second. So that's pretty good, isn't it? Yeah. What else I'm going to say about it? I don't really know. Mostly I, I suppose I have to talk about the purple. Purple, the so-it's pretty purple, isn't it? I suspect that maybe something to do with the star, the star that you can see through the plunge of a ring that I have not yet drawn. I've not drawn it, but it's up there on the right hand side. Who look, felt it, Penn? Can't go wrong with felt it, Penn. Well, you can, but it's a useful cheating method. Yeah, the star, I suspect, is probably something like a wall for it because it's making everything purple. And you just don't get fluorescent purple ships to this degree. You'd probably get the engine colour. Obviously, you can get that pinky purple engine colour. It looks like it's got pink engine colour. But you don't get that purple glow. Oh, there was a purple glowing decal, decal for Halloween. But that's not, that's not this. This is, yeah, it's kind of almost an iridescent purple quality. There was an iridescent, wasn't there? Was it twilight, wasn't it called? Don't know whether that's this ship paint. I'm not sure. It looks cool though. I love that blue purple colour. It kind of suggests blue, but it looks burbling. Here's the rings. There they are. I'm doing, it definitely must be something like a blue star of some sort. It's there. Actually did the glow from the star slightly to the left of the star. So, but don't tell anyone. Obviously, this is a triumph from the start to finish. Did it in paint because that makes it really bright. To be honest, that's the easiest way of making a star of the starry. Pop in a few bits and bobs on. And the rays, they are. The rays going out from the star, which I then cleverly did after the paint. So, I couldn't smudge them in properly. But you know what? I didn't turn out badly in the end. So, alright. Anyway, thank you for listening. And I will probably do another one this week. Bye.