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The Unkillable Durge
Durge was a fearsome male Gen'Dai bounty hunter who was active during the Clone Wars and Imperial Era. Durge was involved in the Clone Wars by working for the Separatist against the Galactic Republic. He got the title of being unkillable after battling many Jedi and clone troopers. He was a feared legend that even the pirate Hondo Ohnaka did not want any part of after hearing stories of the Gen'Dai bounty hunter, fearing his own safety.
Arguably one of the hardest characters to build correctly, doing this on a limited timeframe proved especially difficult. Noticeable elements that were challenging included the curves and angles that make up his armour and stature, as well as sprinkling in the color that can be seen. To do the red markings on the shoulder plates, small pieces of flex tube were cut to include those components. I think my favourite aspect is the use of the cut curved slopes for the neck area, something taken right from his build in the show.
Thank you goes to my friends Dominic & Emil for helping assemble the bounty hunter and his speeder in time to be shown at BrickFair Virginia. Proved the challenge at 2AM, but we emerged victorious. Let me know what you think of the final design. Maybe I’ll even release instructions…
Follow my plastic adventures here or on these platforms.
The Unkillable Durge
Durge was a fearsome male Gen'Dai bounty hunter who was active during the Clone Wars and Imperial Era. Durge was involved in the Clone Wars by working for the Separatist against the Galactic Republic. He got the title of being unkillable after battling many Jedi and clone troopers. He was a feared legend that even the pirate Hondo Ohnaka did not want any part of after hearing stories of the Gen'Dai bounty hunter, fearing his own safety.
Arguably one of the hardest characters to build correctly, doing this on a limited timeframe proved especially difficult. Noticeable elements that were challenging included the curves and angles that make up his armour and stature, as well as sprinkling in the color that can be seen. To do the red markings on the shoulder plates, small pieces of flex tube were cut to include those components. I think my favourite aspect is the use of the cut curved slopes for the neck area, something taken right from his build in the show.
Thank you goes to my friends Dominic & Emil for helping assemble the bounty hunter and his speeder in time to be shown at BrickFair Virginia. Proved the challenge at 2AM, but we emerged victorious. Let me know what you think of the final design. Maybe I’ll even release instructions…
Follow my plastic adventures here or on these platforms.