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Fiction · Star Wars · original-trilogy configuration

How long is a t-65 x-wing?

Lucasfilm gives the original-trilogy X-wing a 13.4-meter length. It is a horizontal ship measurement, separate from wingspan or height with landing gear deployed.

T-65 X-wing, Star Wars · original-trilogy configuration. Published fictional overall length · nose to engine stern: 13.4 meters.
Interpretive lateral X-wing with open S-foils and original-trilogy markings. Nose-to-stern length is calibrated; wing spread, equipment and individual hull panels are not separately measured.

13.4 m

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Measurement
Published fictional overall length · nose to engine stern
Subject or version
Star Wars · original-trilogy configuration
In feet, rounded
44 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective

The Star Wars Databank’s X-wing entry lists a 13.4-meter length and includes A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. This record selects the original T-65 depiction; it does not substitute the later T-70 design.

The long nose, cockpit and engine assembly define the comparison axis. S-foil position can change the visible spread of the craft without changing its listed overall length. The scene retains that distinction and treats the smaller mechanical details as an illustration.

Quick facts

The original-trilogy X-wing is listed at 13.4 meters long. Opening its S-foils changes its outline across the ship, while the nose-to-stern length stays the selected measurement.

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