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Most of the branches going behind the bird were actually going in front of it. Clone Stamp tool to the rescue. The branch in front of his face was the most challenging.
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.
During the Clone Wars, clone CC-2224 was the commander of the Republic's Ghost Company, 7th Sky Corps, and 212th Attack Battalion. He fought alongside Captain Rex and General Obi-Wan Kenobi. He was one of the first to act on Order 66, the command implanted in all clones to kill the Jedi Knights.
6-inch Black Series figure.
Photographed in natural light.
May the 4th Be With You!! <(o o)>
this is my 2nd attempt in CLONING
I learned how to do it properly from the LARAWANG PINOY THREAD www.flickr.com/groups/larawangpinoy/discuss/7215760751209... c/o DadaAce... except that I didnt use photoshop but THE PRINT SHOP and PICNIK instead.
The Republic learns of an impending Separatist attack on Kamino bent on destroying Kamino's clone production facilities and sends reinforcements for the defense of the planet. Obi-Wan tours one of the cloning facilities with Lama Su as Fives and Echo meet up with an old friend Ninety-Nine.
These are old demi-WIPs. The only one I really consider finished is the gray camouflaged one to the right. The idea for that was to make "digital camo," but with triangles instead of rectangles, just for fun!
Both Phase I helmets in the middle used to be regular Clone Wars helmets, and I completely redid their face printing with my carving-and-painting technique to make their visors look like *ahem* real clones from Episode II. GoddamnstupidwasteofStarWarsfundsthatcouldhavebeengoodbutnoyoumadearidiculousCARTOONdamnyouDaveFilonidamnyou I didn't see how splotchy the blue painting is, and the red painting was done back in the day with Testors Enamel. Blech. What a pain to work with.
Please enjoy! Also, I took some photos today that I think I'll save to upload on some rainy day in the fall or winter when I'll be away from the hobby completely.
first clone! more to come. i was bored this morning, so i decided to give this a try. now i have a few more ideas(:
just go about life as if you aren't getting pulled under the bed by a monster....
(there are four of me in total, check under the bed)
GAH. i need a pro account!!!!
5-29-10
I MADE ...:::EXPLORE:::... WITH THIS PIC FOR THE FIRST TIME!!!
5-30-10
Ladies and Gentlemen,
HoloNet News and the Grand Army of the Republic present, in association with the Republic Ministry of Education, the Clone Choir of the Open Circle Fleet in our exclusive Christmas concert! Directed by Master Yoda of the Jedi Order, these brave soldiers will warm our hearts with classics like Once Upon a Time on Alderaan, Nightime on Naboo and A Home on Coruscant as well as recent jolly pieces like Droid Heads on a Christmas Tree and of course, their personal favorite chant Vode An. I can assure you, these men aren’t only the elite that will save us from the evil CIS, but also the best singers of Christmas carols on this side of Tattooine! Merry Christmas, dear listeners! And may the Force be with you all!
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Here's my entry for the CWLug Christmas collab! This was a lot of fun to build and a nice, peaceful take on the Star Wars theme. Make sure to follow CWLug on Instagram to see one of these jolly builds for every faction of the Star Wars universe!
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 :)
this is my display at brick fair i will have a video on my youtube tomorrow!
Entry to " LEGO Contest 2012"
My first attempt at a clone, and of course, my favorite subject matter... cupcakes! I appreciate any thoughts and/or suggestions. This is still saved in layers so I can go back and make changes. I considered taking out me washing the dishes.
(Ok, I went ahead and fixed a few small errors and removed the "me" that was washing dishes. I thought it was a bit too cluttered. Thanks everyone for the responses!)
It seems like there are far too many 'Angry Clone' heads around, so I thought I'd try and fix a few of them.
These are all based off the same head, and modified using only a Sharpie and an x-acto knife. I didn't do anything with the eyebrows, but even with just changing the mouth a range of expressions are possible.
Practising my table top photography as rain stopped play earlier this afternoon. The bokeh is not quite the effect I was after but I think it has turned out okay.
this one began as just colour....was shaped by adding geometry
today I changed a few things around by using cloning......
Big thanks for having a look......much appreciated .......best bigger ........hope you have a Great Day
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.
Inspired by MinifigW. A bit different than most of my photos, but I think it turned out pretty well. What do you guys think? Comments mean more than favorites, so if you favorite please comment. ;)
Complex Daal en Berg, The Hague, The Netherlands.
Design: Jan Wils (1920), who was a member of the Dutch art movement De Stijl ("The Style") .
They advocated pure abstraction and universality by a reduction to the essentials of form and colour; they simplified visual compositions to vertical and horizontal, using only black, white and primary colors.
Renovation in 1989 was led by Jaap Franso.