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As requested by HolySmokes2012
He may look slightly green but I think it looks okay like this!
C&C Appreciated
who can tell them apart? Is this guy the real Rimbaudian or his fellow clone? I had the suspect all the time that Gianluca could maybe be tied in some dark cellar, mouth shut by a sock or similar, while I was having nice conversations with his wicked clone!
Well, even if this was the case, we spent some great time together anyway!
Not the most original idea in the world but quite fun to execute nonetheless,and rather terrifying to boot!
I finally got TLJ Luke and decided to try out a Clone armor Obi-Wan with his outfit and I really like how it turned out. I also threw together a Wat Tambor because he's someone I've been wanting to make out of LEGO forever. I attempted a few other Clone Wars characters but none of them really turned out how I wanted. (Curse you, Durge! I'll never be able to replicate you in a purist form.) But here's what I did make!
In the arid west, quaking aspen usually reproduce asexually, sending roots out just below the surface, with stems popping up when the conditions are right. So what appears to be a cluster or copse of aspen is usually a clone, stems or trunks (technically, ramjets) joined by a common root system. With a landscape like this, careful examination of fall colors, bark texture and color, branch angle and other aspects of growth form can reveal a variety of clones.
The interspersed conifers are Engelmann spruce, white spruce and subalpine fir.
This Battle Pack offers a lot while using only 149 pieces. Three Phase 2 clones, with a speeder bike and an e-web cannon, go up against a droid driving a STAP and both variations of the crab droid.
Photoshopped presentation: here.
Close up of the Speeder Bike: here.
Close up of the E-web Cannon: here.
Close up of the Crab Droids: here.
Close up of the STAP: here.
This is my 3rd and final entry for the RebelLUG battle pack contest. We could not use more than 150 pieces. My original plan had been to do two crab droids vs. 4 clones, but that used slightly over 1/3 of my allotted pieces. I kept adding more, and was surprised at how many builds I was able to get done with so few pieces.
Reference for the part count used in this build:
here.
On the left is my newest aquisition, some sort of Made in Hong Kong Sindy knock off. I have no idea who she is, she has no marking aside from "made in Hong Kong" on her back.
At first glance she really does look like a Sindy, till you put her next to a real Sindy and notice how much smaller her face is. She's also a little shorter and her body and legs are made of cheaper plastic (yet her head and arms seem pretty good... go figure)
3 generation lot again. I can tell there was a Sindy by the black floral dress, but I"m not sure if these are Sindy's clothes or clone clothes.
The tags only say "Made in Hong Kong" no other clues.
Made another vignette. Been busting out a ton of new builds during quarantine, I also made a Dathomir vig that I'll show soon.
I made the base one brick thick because I didn't have a lot of dark tan slope bricks to spare, but I think the end result looks pretty nice. The tree is borrowed from my old 501st vignette. That build's just about dead by now lol--I' had to scrap it a few months ago for other builds. I used those spring-loaded shooter pieces as doors on the two levels of the building--saw a lot of people doing it and wanted to give it a shot :)
What do you guys think? Comments are, as always, very much appreciated! :D
My entry to day 5 of Vignweek 2021. The theme of the day was "future," but apparently that includes Star Wars, so I made a Clone Wars MOC.
I'm not really happy with how this one turned out. I was lacking both time and inspiration.
I never really planned on building Umbara, because building and photographing a MOC that uses almost entirely black pieces is very difficult, but when I saw the release of the new 501st battlepack I knew I had to do it. So here we are.
It took me about 2-3 weeks to finish it, I tried to use lot's of trans red, purple and green elements. I didn't have the black elephant pieces that almost everyone uses on Umbara so I had to improvise and build the plants differently as you can see with the inverted tires. I also put quite a lot of work into the terrain, but that's pretty hard to see because it's all black.
The MOC represents no recognisable scene from the Clone Wars, it rather draws motives from the different episodes, like the trench, battle, vixus plant/beast etc.
I also used a light up lightsaber for Anakin, you can get one yourself here and if you use my code FOL15 you get 15% off and free world-wide shipping, so go get some at @gameofbricks.eu . Give me some feedback on the MOC down below and share it around. Thanks! ;)
Based on the original design and inspired by some concept art.
Features fully detailed tandem cockpit, front gunner, rear gunner and troop compartment. The chin guns from the original were replaced with intakes (like many soviet fighters) and the fuselage changed from a triangular to a circular cross section. Very smooth hull with opening and closing doors and fences along the sides for stability. Same with the wings.
This was a fun build, and I think I improved the look of the original gunship. I wish I were a better photographer as this thing is very intimidating.
War! As the galaxy reels form the tremendous loss of Jedi warriors on the planet Geonosis, thousands of clone soldiers are deployed on the Republic front to stop the Separatist advance.
Can you spot the mistake? Enjoy :)
From Left to Right:
Darth Tenebrous - dark lord of the Sith who trained Darth Plagueis.
Husk - bounty hunter for hire who specialized in heavy guns.
Bad Batch Clone Hunter - a clone from the "Bad Batch" who was trained to use his differences in genetic make-up as specialization skills.
Sarif - data hustler who works the streets of Coruscant.
Jedi Master Koon - a Jedi known for his skill with a lightstaff.
This species reproduces vegetatively sprouting from the roots, so that a single tree can generate many trunks, all genetically identical. All these trees are derived from an original one that no longer exists that was in the center of the clone.
A few random Clone Wars characters
Cut Laquane: Aldrich Killian hair, clone head, TLNM torso, Celebration Luke hips, Tatooine Luke legs
ARC Trooper Fives: ARC Trooper helmet/torso, Ninjago armor, plain blue arms, FO Snowtrooper waist cloth thing, Senate Commando legs
Mandalorian Royal Guard: Urak-kai helmet, Rebel head, Ultra Agents torso, plain dark blue arms, Indiana Jones hips, Aragorn legs
Purist Star Wars characters
Built for Eurobricks' May 4th contest, the Rogue Clone category which was a particularly difficult prompt to build for!
With just a few tools and a Sharpie, anyone can create a clone that truly “goes against the norm”.
I love cloning! Animals are not good models as i have learned. They don't stay where you want them and they always move around props which makes cloning really hard. it not perfect but o well. (this is also the picture that i was taking when my tripod fractured my toe...haha)
"We're one of the same. Same heart, same blood."
Here are all my more recent custom Clone Troopers. Custom clones a is where I got my start as a customizer, so I love making clone troopers since it always throws me back into the past.
So far, I've made Commander Cody, a 501st Legion trooper, then four clones from Battlefront II being the Assault, Heavy, Specialist, and Jet Troopers.
These guys are all 100% hand-painted other than the base torso print.
I have a lot more clones I want to make, so expect more of these guys!
I did this series back in March, the component shots are all in my jumping set, but I felt like doing this to them tonight
When I got here for the sunset there were already two photographers taking pics from this lookout. There's barely enough room for one person standing in the plants so I waited. Watched the hummingbirds. Waited some more. Then as the sun started to set one of them turned to me and said I was welcome to join them. So I crammed in the tight space like a punk in a mosh pit to share this awesome view! I was actually below the other camera! Thanks for letting me in to get this shot!
Tada!! This is my first clone ever!!
I see everyone else's and think they're just amazing and just sort of always wrote myself off as not good enough to do that.
I had a crap day yesterday and last night on a whim at one in the morning (ok, well that makes it today, but you get it) I just decided I was going to try it. This is my first attempt! I was going to just leave it with the two jumping, but added the one with my back turned for more practice.
I'm so glad I tried! I'm super psyched about this!
I definitely think I'm going to make this a habit! =D
(Yeah, I made another one of my niece...I was up 'til about 4:30 in the morning with it. It's so much fun! haha!) I'll upload it tomorrow I think.
Also, it's better bigger. You can achieve this view by tapping L on your keyboard. =)
What do you guys think?
The same Clone stasis pods designed for portability get moved to the final stage of the hatchery. These stasis pods are attached to the machinery that will finally give birth to the mature Clones...
Classic Clone Wars:
Something I've always thought about: what if Lego made a set wave in 2003 based on the 2003 animated series Star Wars: Clone Wars?
I've taken a few creative liberties with hairpieces, leg prints ect. But I think it turned out pretty nice. Not much was changed with the pre existing Asajj Ventress minifigure, mainly because I think her decals kind of fit well for the classic Lego Star Wars aesthetic. If Mecabricks had the part I would probably have used dooku's lightsaber hilt.