Starfield Now Has A Cool Star Wars Ship Missing From The Movies For 20 Years

now has an iconic ship from the prequel trilogy, thanks to a mod. Considering Bethesda's space RPG lets players explore several star systems and planets in a variety of ships, it should come as no surprise that there's been no shortage of mods incorporating elements of other fan-favorite sci-fi franchises.

Modder electionis has added the Naboo N-1 Starfighter from 1999's to the game, calling it "" due to its smaller scale not allowing other companions and crew members on board like other ships. The ship is to scale with the one in the movie, and is completely modular, consisting of the following 15 parts:

Fans of the prequel trilogy will instantly recognize the N-1 Starfighter, which was piloted by a young Anakin Skywalker in and appeared as part of the Naboo fleet in other movies, with George Lucas even adding them into as part of the post-Battle of Endor celebrations in the Special Editions. The ship was so popular that it appeared in several tie-in games at the time, such as ,,, and the series.

Despite the prequels' over-reliance on CGI, several physical N-1 Starfighter ships were created for the films.

Despite the N-1 Starfighter's popularity, it hasn't appeared in any of the movies since the prequel trilogy. The ship has recently become Din Djarin's vehicle of choice in the Disney+ shows, and after the destruction of the Razor Crest, with Djarin constructing a modified version with the help of engineer Peli Motto on Tatooine. Hopefully, with a movie planned that will revolve around the character, fans can look forward to seeing the starship on the big screen again soon.

Din Djarin's armor has also been modded into, making for a fun combo when used with the N-1 Starfighter.

The N-1 Starfighter is a unique and sleek starship that should come in handy with its speed and firepower. With electionis' mod kitting it out with many of the weapons and engines from the movie, it should make for an authentic experience within that doesn't feel all that detached from