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Designation: CT-1194, Nicknamed "Rocc"
Rank: Sergeant
Unit: 316th Legion, 457th Corps
Weapon(s): DC-17r commando rifle with thermal detonator launcher, vibro knife
Bio: Bal'Demnic was a turning point for Rocc. When he plunged into the dark Sith Temple, Rocc, and many other of the clones were berated by the Dark Side energies, trying to destroy their allegience to the Republic. Rocc recognized this evil and strengthened himself, believing in himself and his troops. However, he continued to lose grasp with the bueracracy of the Republic, now only fighting for what he saw to be right. He was fighting for the people of the galaxy and for his brethren in the 457th corps, and not merely for what he maintained to see as an outdated alliance. Rocc would only die for right, not for the Republic. He did, however keep these feelings to himself as he fought. But he could only remain so for so long...
This is my updated cold weather assault siggy for 457th corps. Also, grainy pic is grainy.
This is a upgraded version of my previous Plain Clone Trooper. I have now added metal armor to him that was made out of a soda can. He has a total of 25 metal pieces. Probably my best custom yet. Also thank you CAC for the chrome rocket launcher.
Yesterday was a day like any other as me and Dali were playing with some lego's hanging out like we do when the idea of a clone machine came to us. Inspiration shows up at the oddest of times. So what better way to see then to try and really build a clone machine right? ..so we started to brainstorm some ideas and draw up a plan --well Dali actually just kept running around chasing his ball but he was there for moral support as we designed our blueprint - He said id be better at the mechanics then him and he would be the "test pilot" and the "runner" if i needed. I was cool with that so we commenced on the blue print and building. For the outside of the clone machine we used a huge old fridge box and covered it with tin foil with a little mini cut out door on the front --then we wrote the words "clone machine" in crayons and put a number dial from "1 to 5" on the front (depending on how many clones you need) and that was it. O ya and we had an on switch to start it up. Sounds legit to me and Dali thought so to.Geeze it looked amazing at the least, like some lost prop from Alice in wonderland We sat in the kitchen admiring our first "Farther and Son Build It Adventure" yup it was finally complete after 42 minutes of intense building our "Clone Machine" was ready to be tested. You see when your a kid you believe anything, your imagination is mixed into reality and everything in the world is possible. So we set the dial to 1 opened the little front door and Dali walked inside the clone machine, I shut the door behind him, told him to be safe and hold on. The next thing that happened will forever change mankind --as i hit the on button the next thing i know the clone machine starting to make sounds like the odd call of a mocking bird? and then the box started shaking, i tried to hit the off button but it seems we didn't even draw an off button? Dam it--then all the power in the house flickered on an off 7 times and the box stopped shaking-i ran over to the little mini door and when i opened it I couldn't believe my eyes - by crikey it worked ----there were two Dali Man's--Wow ---We did it buddy.....So now the question is do you need a clone?
Me and Dali can clone you in our patent pending "Crazy Clone Machine" for one easy payment of two thousand dollars and 10 boxes of those awesome Arrowroot cookies Dali loves, he said that's a must. So send us a message and we can get you another you in no time Think of all the perks --you can send your clone to work for you, never again will you have to show up somewhere you don't like--just send your clone to take care of that. Its a win win situation. So with all that being said let us know and you can have a new best friend..We accept Pay Pal and all major credit cards. See you two soon.
So there would have been variant styles of Mandalorian helmets . Just like with the
regular clone helmets....
La Pedrera (Casa Milà ) - Barcelona - designed by the architect Antoni Gaudi.
One of the many chimneys on this very original building in the heart of Barcelona.
They seem to remind me of clones from Star Wars:-)
My first Flickr photo, yay! This is a small Hasbro figure shot thru a 60 mm Canon macro lens with Canon EOS 400D.
Yeah I finished him...
Special Thanks goes out to JPO1997 for the amazing decals !
RC-1262, also known as Scorch or Delta 62, was a clone commando in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Among the commandos of Delta Squad he was often referred to as Scorch, he was considered to be Delta Squad's wise guy, and was often chided by RC-1140 known as Fixer, the squad's unofficial second in command. However, most of Scorch's comments were aimed at Sev, and he was not afraid to talk back. Scorch was the squad's demolitions expert, and loved annihilating anything that came in reach. His first deployment was on Geonosis; after this deployment, he completed many missions with his squad, serving under Jedi such as Arligan Zey and Bardan Jusik.
2-10-2010 - Felt like cloning six of me today. The Chris sitting in the middle of the couch isn't trying to hit on Chris playing X-Box. He's looking behind him at Chris on the table. And wondering why Chris is sitting on the table. Just thought i'd clear that up.
I really like how the minifig looks with the torso-armor combination on my Clone Commando minifig (it's based on Commando Hope if I'm not mistaken), and he has his utility pack, and is holding a Commando Pistol, all from Clone Army Customs.
Old MOC built as a base/Headquarters for my son's Clone soldiers.
Apologies for the bad picture quality and background.
It looks much better on black.
Strobist Info
SB-900, snooted, providing main fill flash from camera left
SB-800, unmodified, providing lighting for background subject and metal foil background
For everything you ever wanted to know about cloning but were afraid to ask, just click to this link I've done: phototechnique.wordpress.com/2009/12/11/how-to-clone-tech...
I'm feeling very 21st Century as it's my first ever blog, wooohooo! x
Hair flips. I added a few light leaks after using Gimp in photoshop to add to the sides as well as increased the off set to create the film look.
Clone troopers do need somewhere to sleep, don't they! Please keep in mind that this is meant to be comical. Please leave feedback questions and suggestions!
This is a second entry to the awesome clone on a plate contest being held by TBB!
Yea, you convinced me Simon, listening to your advice is probably a horrible idea, but oh well :P . What's the worst that could happen (with Simon, it's probably pretty bad...).
Here's our Clone Wars GBC project, scene by scene.
-S1: Yoda’s long walk in the first episode to meet King Katuunko
-S2: People running away from the zillo beast on Coruscant
-S3: The balance of light and dark on Mortis
-S4: Savage falling in Maul’s lair
-S5: Ahsoka leaving the Jedi Order.
-S6: Yoda following the weird priestess, jumping from one floating island to another
S7: The clone army trying to reach Ahsoka and Rex in the finale
Link to see the balls in action: flic.kr/p/2sb8x4z
Friday night and you're home alone...what to do???? Game of cards with yourself maybe?
First proper go at a clone photo...lots to take into consideration...only realised after I'd done it and it came to clone...that table cloth wasn't the best idea! But still...not bad for a first go...even if I say so myself!
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I covertly followed Tammy on her walk in the woods today, and this is what I saw: a secret meeting of Tammy clones.