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Read all about him in Figure of the Day: figureoftheday.blogspot.com/2012/01/star-wars-figure-of-d...
Bouldering about on this lovely (shot up) boulder on it's own at Burbage West area.
Burbage is in the Peak District near Sheffield..
Had to stitch the pictures together first then clone me on as didn't realise at first the camera was too close to the action...
~William Shakespeare
so inbetween waiting for paint to dry so i could keep working on painting this very large sign that im supposed to be doing for work, i took time out to try to get alot of different shots that i could turn into clone shots. i did have a much more fun perspective planned but it didn't turn out very well.... couldn't see me at all... which doesn't work well for clones... so i used this angle. kinda like this one. and it was fun to just take some time and actually play with photoshop.
This guy is had to find on ebay at a reasonable price.Found him in a lot with 5 other clone wars figures For $20 shipped.Most seller want that just for hm plus shipping.
He was seen in the cartoon Bombad Jedi when he saves Padme from Nute Gunray when she was on Roadia.
POA is not the best.
Swivel neck
ball joint shoulder and elbow
swivel waist
T crotch(limited movement with that garmet on)
NO articulate knees(this sucks.Alot of SW have this and needs to be corrected.)
This is a clone I built of the Hoof fuzz. Mainly just out of curiosity, but it turns out to be a pretty cool circuit. It's basically a green Russian Big Muff with the two middle transistors swapped out for 2N1308 high-gain germanium transistors and the clipping diodes swapped out for LEDs. Plus an added midrange control they call, "Shift."
I composed this shot to make it look like a 5 v 5 basketball game and with all the long shadows it made photo shopping it extremely hard. I thought it was interesting because of the intensity of the game with all thr faces and plays. I am trying to evoke interest emotion. I shot at this specific ISO and shutter speed to get the right color.
This is a Shelby Convertible Clone built in Oslow Norway by Pony Performance, see more at www.LegendaryCollectorCars.com
Clone Wars Chewbacca figure given a black wash and then dry-brushed to give him that super furry look.
Even though I don't like the Prequels, this little guy was one of my first Star Wars toys (back when their poses were preset with no elbows and such). I actually like this trooper. And thank goodness the helmet is not removable. And yes, that is a lego gun he is holding. What are you gonna do 'bout it?