Imperial Recon Shuttle Ghostclaw Custom Andor Transport vintage Kenner Star Wars

Officially it doesn’t exist. On paper the Ghostclaw is just another shuttle – but in practice it’s the ship that arrives when Moffs don’t want their names on the orders. It slips into contested systems, doors already primed to drop open so Royal Guards or black-ops troopers can step straight out onto the deck.

Features

• One-of-a-kind hand-painted Imperial recon / transport shuttle
• Built for 3.75” style Star Wars figures to move through the corridors and deck spaces
• Wide central bay with multiple floor panels and wall detail for posing squads, officers and prisoners
• Large top hatch / deck area for command scenes, guards or a viewing platform
• Exterior hull packed with panel lines, vents and machinery – ideal as a hangar-bay centrepiece
• Any figures shown in the photos are for atmosphere only and not included

Paint & Finish

• Cold Imperial grey armour with subtle panel shifts across hull plates so the ship reads like real starship plating rather than flat toy plastic
• Clean, graphic markings kept minimal in true Andor-era style – more brutalist military hardware than flashy parade shuttle
• Key edges and hatch lines are carefully edge-highlighted to sharpen the silhouette and bring out all the raised detail on the hull and deck
• Consoles, grilles and mechanical areas picked out with darker tones and metallics so the interior feels like a working Imperial craft

Weathering & Battle Damage

• Heavily lived-in, series-accurate weathering – this is a workhorse used on back-channel missions, not a polished diplomatic liner
• Chipped and worn paint along door thresholds, stair edges and corridor corners where boots and armour clang through between deployments
• Directional grime streaks dragged back along the hull to echo atmosphere re-entries, rain and dust blown across the plates
• Oil and dirt worked into panel lines, vents and maintenance hatches so every surface feels grimy and hard-used
• Subtle carbon scoring and exhaust staining around engine banks to sell repeated fast insertions and covert exfiltration runs
• Finished with a protective varnish layer to help lock in the paintwork for long-term display

Display

Load the Ghostclaw with stormtroopers, Death Troopers, ISB officers or Royal Guards and it instantly reads as an Andor-era black-ops shuttle – perfect as the centre of a hangar diorama, a command deck briefing scene or a grim little tableau of “prisoner transfer” gone wrong.

“If that shuttle’s on the manifest and nobody will tell you who authorised it, stay well clear of the landing bay.” – Anonymous dockmaster, Level 204, Coruscant

Thanks for looking,

Josh.