EA Star Wars: Battlefront

Would really like to find a working solution to ripping a nexus mod model.. apparently can be done with an early version of ninja ripper, other than that, that's all I know.. I attempted a year or so ago but just cant seem to get a rip via the nexus mod manager.. anyway, I am aware of the (frustrating) code of modders and their mainly forbidden content but for star wars I'm eager to push for.. Anyone willing to give any tips on achieving such a feat?.. I'm after a specific Asajj Ventress.. Can anyone please help willing to share your knowledge on how to do this, either here or DM?.. I have no intension to upload it to an online repository.

oops my bad.. its been awhile, I forgot! 

Could anyone extract and assemble all the tie repair stations in both battlefront I and Battlefront II

Im looking for the scarif Tie Striker Platform, dont know if its the same model between both games 

And Sullust Tie Platform

Anyone have or know if possible to get a 501st textures for the BF2 Clone Trooper?
Only seen just the "Special" clone troops like Appo, Rex and others from 501st squad.
Just want the standard 501st!

It's in Rancor022 's Battlefront II archive:
www.mediafire.com/file/lg4c7v2bi0exank/Kylo_Ren%2527s_Command_Shuttle.rar/file

The link that was posted deleted the file so you can't download it.

Here's an archive with a bunch of Bespin assets from Battlefront II (2017):
www.mediafire.com/file/ophof6k25zuc1hk/Bespin.zip/file
And this is BadHorse's Cloud City:
www.mediafire.com/file/gmb5izynmlvrd4u/CloudCity_01_04.rar/file

I've been searching for the Virgillia bunker buster, but Badhorse's link is sadly dead. Is it in any of the archive's please?

Warhammer_81, thanks my friend!! Wondered where the post had gone :-D

Short answer, no. They're as close as you can get without modeling them completely from scratch though!

That would be insane trying to document every difference between the films versus the game. Not even every film uses the exact same models between shots. If you want true accuracy the ILM archives are the only place to get it all. I'd say just pick a specific film model you want to replicate and start researching that first. The more reference material the better. Once you've got a good reference you can start the arduous task of comparing and contrasting every difference. Then you can try and replicate the model in 3D or by modifying an existing 3D asset to match accordingly.

Remember the game models are designed to approximate what's seen on the screen, not 1:1 recreations. Certain artistic/technical choices had to be made to fit the game's hardware limitations as well as to not negatively impacting gameplay. Also some models are altered in ways just to fit the story being told to the player.