Micro Galaxy Squadron B-Wing Flight Stand

B-Wings change silhouette when the wings fold, so one “one-size” stand height usually looks wrong. This page’s stand is specific to the Micro Galaxy Squadron B-Wing and offers 75mm, 100mm, or 142mm heights aimed at different poses: taller for vertical/attack angles, mid for wings-out cruise, shorter for a low folded-wing pass. The pivot lets you fine-tune the bank once the height is chosen. PLA, made in Minnesota, stand only.

A detailed white and grey model of a B-Wing, mounted on a black stand for Micro Galaxy Squadron, set against a plain white background.
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  • Micro Galaxy Squadron B-Wing Flight Stand against a plain white background.
  • Micro Galaxy Squadron B-Wing Stand against a plain white background.
  • Scale model of a Micro Galaxy Squadron B-Wing Flight Stand, displayed on a black stand against a white background.
  • Micro Galaxy Squadron B-Wing Stand against a plain white background.
  • A plastic model of a spaceship mounted on a black stand, with a white background.

Instructions

(75 mm & 100 mm Versions)

Micro Galaxy Squadron Stand Assembly Step 1 for the B-wing

  • Align the bottom of the Upright with the slot located on the top of the Base.

Micro Galaxy Squadron Stand Assembly Step 2 for the B-wing
A technical diagram showing the assembly of a Micro Galaxy Squadron Stand, Step 3 for the B-wing

  • Begin by inserting the hooked rear of the Upright.

  • Press front down firmly until it locks in place. (Optional: Apply a small drop of superglue for extra stability, then let it dry.)

  • Secure the Swivel Mount assembly by sliding it between the thrusters at the rear of the ship.

Diagram of an outboard motor with sections highlighted in red, showing the connection area near the lower part of the Micro Galaxy Squadron B-wing Stand.

  • Some B-Wings have varying thruster spacing, so I’ve designed a stabilizer to address this issue. If the mount is loose, position the stabilizer over the Swivel Mount assembly and slide it into place on the ship’s sides.

Line drawing of a B-Wing with an arrow indicating the lower section to be rotated downward.

  • Adjust the Swivel Mount/Bolt Sleeve to your desired angle

Line drawing illustration of a Micro Galaxy Squadron Stand with detailed components and an access panel.
A gray and black Micro Galaxy Squadron B-wing toy with a rounded cockpit, mounted on a black stand, with red arrows indicating its wing rotation feature against a plain white background.

  • Slide the Swivel Mount/Bolt Sleeve assembly onto the Upright.

  • Your B-Wing is now ready for display!

Instructions

(142 mm Version)

Micro Galaxy Squadron Stand Assembly Step 1 for the B-wing

  • Align the bottom of the Upright with the slot located on the top of the Base.

Micro Galaxy Squadron Stand Assembly Step 2 for the B-wing
Diagram of a telescope focusing mechanism showing detailed inner components enclosed in a red circle and label number 3.

  • Begin by inserting the hooked rear of the Upright.

  • Press front down firmly until it locks in place. (Optional: Apply a small drop of superglue for extra stability, then let it dry.)

  • Secure the Swivel Mount assembly by sliding it between the thrusters at the rear of the ship.

Diagram of a walking cane with a red tip, showing an attachment point for a robotic device or sensor.

  • Some B-Wings have varying thruster spacing, so I’ve designed a stabilizer to address this issue. If the mount is loose, position the stabilizer over the Swivel Mount assembly and slide it into place on the ship’s sides.

Line drawing of a robot with adjustable arms, standing on a base, with two red curved arrows indicating the arms should be rotated at the joints.

  • The Swivel Mount/Bolt Sleeve assembly secures the ship while enabling rotational adjustments.

A model of an X-wing starfighter from Star Wars, displayed on a black stand against a white background.

  • Your B-Wing is now ready for display!