Z-95mk1 Headhunter
Production information
Manufacturer	Incom Corporation[1] Subpro Corporation[2]
Product line	Z-95 Headhunter[1]
Model	Z-95mk1[3]
Class	Starfighter[3]
Technical specifications
Length	11.8 meters[2]
Maximum speed (atmosphere)	1,050 km/h[2]
Hyperdrive system	None[4]
Armament	Triple blasters (2)[1] Concussion missiles[2]
Crew	Pilot (1)[2]
Passengers	None[4]
Cargo capacity	50 kg[2]
Consumables	1 day[2]
Usage
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era

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The Z-95mk1 Headhunter, also known as the Z-95 Mark I Headhunter or Z-95 S Headhunter, was the first model in the Z-95 Headhunter series produced by Incom/Subpro. An atmospheric fighter craft, it was outfitted with a bubble-cockpit, swing-wings and had twin engines on its forked tail. Weapons hardpoints were located on the fighter's wings and fuselage.

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Behind the scenesEdit

The Z-95s featured in Han Solo at Stars' End were envisioned by author Brian Daley as being "a Lucasfilm version of the P-38 Lightning."^[5]

In the newspaper comic strip adaptation of Han Solo at Stars' End, collected in Classic Star Wars and available on Star Wars Hyperspace as a webstrip, the Mark I Headhunters that Han Solo and the outlaw techs fly are pictured quite differently. This illustration also has the Z-95s fighting TIE/LN starfighters rather than the CSA IRD-A fighters described in the novel.

AppearancesEdit

•  "The Starfighter Trap"—Star Wars Gamer 1
• Han Solo at Stars' End (First appearance)
• Han Solo at Stars' End comic
• Tempest (Mentioned only)

SourcesEdit

• Han Solo and the Corporate Sector Sourcebook
• Star Wars Encyclopedia
• The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels
• Planets of the Galaxy, Volume One
• The New Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels
• The Official Star Wars Fact File 136 (Z-95 Headhunter)
• Star Wars: The Official Starships & Vehicles Collection 2
•  Z-95 Headhunter in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
• The Essential Guide to Warfare

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