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Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Darth Malgus 21 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Darth Malgus 17 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

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Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Vespa @ Letterman Digital Arts Center by Sheena Chi

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Vespa is an Italian brand of scooter manufactured by Piaggio. The name means wasp in Italian.

The Letterman Digital Arts Center (LDAC), located in the Presidio, San Francisco, is the combined home of Industrial Light & Magic, LucasArts, and Lucasfilm's marketing, online, and licensing units.

Opening ceremonies were held June 25, 2005. The $350 million, 850,000 square foot (79,000 m²) center sits on a 23-acre (93,000 m2) lot and is home to 1500 employees, who began moving there in July, 2005. The grounds were designed by landscape architect Lawrence Halprin, who also restored San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square. The design architect for the buildings was Gensler, and architect of record was HKS, Inc.

The lobby of Building B is open to the public during regular business hours and contains a gallery of Lucasfilm memorabilia including props and costumes from the Star Wars film series. There is also a Yoda fountain.

The Presidio is a former U.S. Army post. Letterman Digital Arts Center takes its name for the U.S Army's Letterman Army Hospital, which was abandoned and then torn down in 2002. The old hospital and current Digital Arts Center, was named after Army of the Potomac's Medical Surgeon, Dr. Jonathan Letterman.

Jedi Sian Jeisel 26 by sith_fire30

Completed Sian Jeisel from the Dark Horse comic series - Star Wars: Republic. The figure is 3.75" high and sculpted using Aves FIXIT two-part epoxy and painted using Floquil Acrylics. Visit sithfire.blogspot.com/ for additional details.

ScummVM: Monkey Island on iPod Touch! by Anthony Sigalas

How can you not get the chills when you look at that and get to play it on your iPhone/iPod Touch. Thanks Scummvm! Of course you can play a lot more classic games by LucasArts and more! See here

Star Wars Celebration V - Lucasarts booth by The Pop Culture Geek Network

Darth Malgus 49 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

#StarWars #Movie #LightSaber #Cinema #Cinemas #Theatre #Theater #MovieTheater #StarWarsEpisodeVII #StarWarsEpisode7 #TheShow #LucasArts #Matinee #TheForce #TheForceAwakens #StarWarsEpisodeVIITheForceAwakens #StarWarsEpisode7TheForceAwakens #HollywoodBlvdC by YO! Perry

San Francisco - Presidio: Letterman Digital Arts Center - Eadweard James Muybridge by Wally Gobetz

This statue of Eadweard James Muybridge, located on the campus of the Letterman Digital Arts Center, was designed by sculptor Lawrence Noble. Eadweard James Muybridge (1830-1904), was an English photographer known for his pioneering work on animal locomotion which used multiple cameras to capture motion, and his zoopraxiscope, a device for projecting motion pictures that pre-dated the flexible perforated film strip.

The Letterman Digital Arts Center (LDAC), located in the Presidio, has been the combined home of Industrial Light & Magic, LucasArts, and Lucasfilm Limited since June 25, 2005. The $350-million, 850,000-square-foot center sits on a 23-acre lot and is home to 1500 employees. The grounds were designed by landscape architect Lawrence Halprin, who also restored San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square. The design architect for the buildings was Gensler, and architect of record was HKS, Inc. The lobby of Building B is open to the public during regular business hours and contains a gallery of Lucasfilm memorabilia.

The Last Day of LucasArts by Joel Aron

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www.joelaron.com

April 5th, 2013

Today was another rough Friday. I had to say goodbye to many friends from ILM, and LucasArts that were kind enough to visit a makshift studio for a quick portrait before they left the building. I can't thank you all enough for being so patient, and for allowing me to capture your portraits today. It was so great getting to know the LucasArts family that I've never met before, and see some ILM faces that I've not seen in years. For those of you that are leaving, you will be missed, and I hope to some day work along side you again!

This will be the growing collection of portraits from both LucasArts, and ILM, and all of the amazingly talented people that were under the roof of LDAC.

Skywalker Ranch -- screening room by Mike McCune

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screening room in the Tech Building where Skywalker Sound does their work. I like the director's lamp in the middle.

B l a c k M a g i c

Darth Malgus 28 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Trip to Lucasfilm March 2011 - "The Searchers" Italian poster by The Pop Culture Geek Network

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George Lucas collects vintage original Italian posters from classic films and decorates nearly every major hallway of the Lucasfilm buildings with them - John Ford's "The Searchers" starring John Wayne.

Darth Malgus 54 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

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Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Starkiller: Arena Combat Gear wip10 - The Force Unleashed 2 by sith_fire30

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Upper body sculpt is close to completion - working on the back and additional detailing to the body straps and lightsabers. The sabers are made up from existing sabers, cut up and glued together to resemble the ones used in the trailers. I've made molds to produce casts. Once the casts are made, I will add the wrap detail using real cloth. The sabers are held to the chest by two thin, clear rubber loops...tried clips but were too big and looked obvious. The bands may be seen but can easily be ignored.

Work in Progress on the body of Starkiller in his Arena Combat Gear - the costume mostly associated with this character in The Force Unleashed 2. Working is the upper body, abdomen, shoulders, arms and body armor.

Darth Malgus 35 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

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Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Day 59 . R2D2 by Only in RAW 

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Danbo meets a Robot :)

Gabriel Knight 3 and Sam and Max by Digital Game Museum

Gabriel Knight 3:

Gabriel Knight 3: Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned, was the final game of the Gabriel Knight series and also the last adventure game published by Sierra-On-Line. The first in the Gabriel Knight series in full 3-D, the game used a custom engine called the G-Engine. Development of this engine delayed the release for more than a year. The cost of filming and voice actors turned out to be higher than expected, and the game ran a million dollars over the projected three million dollar budget.

Sam and Max:

Sam and Max is a multi-media franchise that debuted as a comic strip in 1980, saw publication as a comic book in 1987, was released as a LucasArts game, Sam & Max Hit the Road, in 1993, and became a television cartoon series on Fox in 1997.

The comic was originally created by Dave Purcell, who eventually sold the rights to his older brother, Steve Purcell, who, as a student at California College of Arts and Crafts, had the strip run in the weekly school paper.

The license for the franchise moved to Telltale Games after the LucasArts license expired in 2005. Telltale releases episodes of each game on a regular schedule, with each game comprising five or six episodes.

Darth Malgus 27 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

#StarWars #Movie #LightSaber #Cinema #DarthVader #Theatre #Theater #MovieTheater #StarWarsEpisodeVII #StarWarsEpisode7 #BobaFett #LucasArts #Matinee #TheForce #TheForceAwakens #StarWarsEpisodeVIITheForceAwakens #StarWarsEpisode7TheForceAwakens #HollywoodB by YO! Perry

Dass Jennir - Reborn Jedi by sith_fire30

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Inspired by issue number 17 of the Dark Horse comic series Star Wars: Dark Times is an alternate head sculpt of my upcoming, completed Dass Jennir. This alternate sculpt depicts Dass after a period of convalescing from a brutal attack that left him close to death. His hair has been cut, his beard shaven clean...the wounds from the past beating still show prominently. Embracing who he truley is, a Jedi, he goes to face the ones that came close to destroying him and freeing those under their oppression.

I am Jar Jar frozen in carbonite by EmonXie

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Star Wars: Force Unleashed

I'm not saying it's an exemplary game, it's rife with issues that most junior designers with less than half a hangover could have spotted and rectified. However, Force Unleashed is a fun game, a gratuitously gratifying game, and one hell of an apology for all the things wrong with the last three episodes and that marionettes on parade 3D dead cash cow hump recently flailing around the box offices. It's unfortunate Lucas can't be voted out based on lack of confidence, because this game does prove that given to the right people for not the first time, a Star Wars yarn doesn't have to suck, conflict with it's own continuity, or place marketing over substance.

In addition to this nice sight gag, got a kick out of spotting the Millennium Falcon a couple times on the junk planet. I like the character designs, except for the gone-tribal Wookies from the prequels. Classic Chewie FTW, the rest can go become coats for all I care. Still haven't figured out how to punt jawas, but my pal Raine swears you can.

Issues with the game manifest most in the boss fights, which have absurd difficulty spikes alternating with brain numbing tedium, depending on the boss instantiation. Currently trying to keep my eyes open during a missed opportunity for massive gratuity turned instead into an unpolished and dishearteningly lame attempt at demonstrating your mighty force powers downing a star destroyer through an experience that breaks camera precedence, castrates your already flakey force focus, and introduces uses for the analogue sticks that is sort of like Battle Zone except for the twitchy fun parts, which would be missing here.

Basically, if you can lose a boss battle because you're stuck in collision with your camera clipping through your avatar's rump shake while a bull Rancor shows you all the tricks he learned from Riddick on a prison planet somewhere, there is something unfinished about the mission. Other words, if you die because you lack the skills, you'll try again; if you die because layoffs at LucasArts prevented adequate quality testing and designer tuning / polish on boss battles, you toss the controller, take a breather, and maybe try again after a while because you really would like to learn how to punt a jawa finally.

Also, I think a real opportunity was missed not including Admiral Thrawn somewhere in this as a cameo. Considering how the sport hunter commander we do get to kill, sort of, sported adornments derived from Thrawn's limited wardrobe, I think a mission acknowledging one of the few non-Eurotrash members of the Imperial command structure would have been a great seed to plant for subsequent product, like Star Wars: When Good Jedis Go Bad or SW: Bounty Hunter Boogie.

The fact that I bothered to write, AND spell check, this rant is ample demonstration of just how Dark Side geek I actually am. Blue suited hazard trooper turned cyborg Bounty Hunter for the win. And don't forget the green rabbit and porcupine lady, either. Now I'd buy THAT for a dollar!

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Happy Helloween from BB-8 by Only in RAW 

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Thanks to everyone who takes the time to view, comment, and fave my photo.

Darth Malgus 39 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

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Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

Tonnika-24 by sith_fire30

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...Looks as though they are up to no good hmmmm?...

**UPDATE** - Here are the sisters close to having the frame sculpting completed - I raised the hips on the one and finished sculpting the lower legs on the other. You'll notice that one is slightly shorter than the other...very happy with the differences. Each a unique figure.

Here are the Tonnika Sisters completed head sculpts - both hair styles differ as was in the movie. I will complete the body sculpt and begin working on the costume details. I am also rolling around the idea of doing two additional head sculpts of the sisters as one appeared in the Clone Wars animated program - just an image shown briefly in the jedi library but with a hair style much different to what is seen in A New Hope.

bwagon_comic_lr_01 by Legorevival Lrevival

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Hi Everyone! These are sketches of my Bonewagon MOC. I hope it is familiar to all of you who had the pleasure of playing with Grim Fandango. There'll be more... Let me know what you think!

Sziasztok! Íme néhány vázlat a a Bonewagon modellemről. Aki játszott a Grim Fandango-val annak remélem ismerős. Még jönnek majd képek... Akinek van hozzáfűznivalója írja meg kommentben!

Rogue Leaders by VP Vigaplay

The Story of LucasArts - Vigaplay.de

The Last Day of LucasArts by Joel Aron

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www.joelaron.com

April 5th, 2013

Today was another rough Friday. I had to say goodbye to many friends from ILM, and LucasArts that were kind enough to visit a makshift studio for a quick portrait before they left the building. I can't thank you all enough for being so patient, and for allowing me to capture your portraits today. It was so great getting to know the LucasArts family that I've never met before, and see some ILM faces that I've not seen in years. For those of you that are leaving, you will be missed, and I hope to some day work along side you again!

This will be the growing collection of portraits from both LucasArts, and ILM, and all of the amazingly talented people that were under the roof of LDAC.

Jedi Master Luke Skywalker INVASION46 by sith_fire30

Completed Jedi Master Luke Skywalker as seen in issue #3 of Star Wars Invasion by Dark Horse Comics. Luke is in command of Republic forces sent to the planet Rychel in order to repel the invading forces of the Yuuzhan Vong.

The figure was mostly sculpted in Aves Epoxy FIXIT sculpt using a plastic articulated armature. The forearms and hands have been recasted from original parts. The head originalted from a Legacy Snowspeeder Luke figure, casted in wax and completly retooled and refined adding additional markings to the face, age lines, a lower brow, hair and ears...I also strengthened the jaw. The figure measures 3.75" in height. Painted using Floyquil Acrylics by testors.

Lucasfilm : The Monday After by Joel Aron

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All taken on the Monday after. A few cary on, but most had thier last day on the Friday before, or will only be sticking around until summer. Some new friends, and some good old friends that I've known since as far back as I can remember at Kerner.

Darth Malgus 52- Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.

bwagon_lr_09_b by Legorevival Lrevival

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MOC: Bonewagon from Grim Fandango with Manny, Mercedes and Glottis.

Furlag 6 - Bounty hunter from SOTE. by sith_fire30

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My 1:18 scale, 4.5" tall Furlag sculpt is complete. The head is a completly original sculpt. The figures body is also original and is sculpted over a custom created, articluated frame. I used Aves FIXIT for the sculpt and casted the head in plastic. Furlag has 14 points of articulation. Hand painted using Testors Polyscale (Floquil) acrylic paints. A very unique species in the Star Wars universe...

From Wookipedia - "Furlag was a small-time bounty hunter with large, batlike ears. Operating during the height of the Galactic Empire, he was not well-known, but often worked with other prominent bounty hunters, such as Zuckuss and 4-LOM. He, Zuckuss, and 4-LOM were subcontracted by fellow hunter Skorr on Ord Mantell during the early Galactic Civil War in the hunt for a group of prospective Rebels, then again later with 4-LOM and Zuckuss as well as several other bounty hunters including the Trandoshan Bossk to attempt to pry Han Solo's carbonite-encased body from Boba Fett."

Unfortunately Furlag underestimated Boba Fett and met his end being sucked through and open airlock shaft into deep space.

Darth Malgus 40 - Star Wars: The Old Republic by sith_fire30

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Completed 1:18 scale, 4.25" tall sculpt of Darth Malgus - Sith Lord from the Lucasarts/Bioware MMO game Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Figure is a complete sculpt using a custom articluated frame as it's armature. The 8 different heads have all been sculpted and hand painted - each depicting a window of time in the life of Malgus and inspired by the cinematic trilogies created by Blur Studios: Return, Hope and Deceived.

All armor is hand sculpted and original. The chest and left shoulder armor are removable and can be replaced with "battle damaged" armor as an alternate. Hood is a sculpted piece and works along side the soft goods cape which is an altered piece from a store bought VOTC Darth Vader.

Lightsaber is hand sculpted, casted in plastic. Saber does not light up. Bean is removable from hilt.

Sculpted using Aves FIXIT sculpt and hand painted using Testors Polly Scale and Floquil acrylics.