YAK_Chewie":17utlc8g said:
Thanks, not sure what went wrong with images. I'll try attaching some more. Armorer is pretty much done. I just need to test out a dyed Range Trooper faux fur shawl to see if it's better than the Q'ira shoulder fur.
Yakfinities #75 - The Mandalorian - WINNERS POSTED
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Thanks, not sure what went wrong with images. I'll try attaching some more. Armorer is pretty much done. I just need to test out a dyed Range Trooper faux fur shawl to see if it's better than the Q'ira shoulder fur.
Awesome selection of characters, its clear what collectors want to see made - hope Hasbro is paying attention!
After the fall of the Emperor, a number of Imperial Dignitaries sensed his demise, so they fled the second Death Star before its destruction. One such dignitary was Ars Dangor, he escaped to the outer rim, where he gathers Imperial remnants, including his most trusted agent, Moff Gideon. Ars Dangor sent the Moff to retrieve a child that could change the tide in rebuilding the Empire.
After the fall of the Emperor, a number of Imperial Dignitaries sensed his demise, so they fled the second Death Star before its destruction. One such dignitary was Ars Dangor, he escaped to the outer rim, where he gathers Imperial remnants, including his most trusted agent, Moff Gideon. Ars Dangor sent the Moff to retrieve a child that could change the tide in rebuilding the Empire.
Formerly a sharpshooter for the Galactic Empire, Mayfield now leads a crew of mercenaries recruited by Ranzar Malk intent on springing the Twi'lek Qin from a New Republic prison ship.
Reference, recipe and turnaround animation can be found in my customs thread.
Reference, recipe and turnaround animation can be found in my customs thread.
I was able to finish a couple of new customs tonight! One is the Armorer and the other is the Kubaz flutist from the first episode of The Mandalorian. Both are 3.75 scale
The armorer:
helmet: 3d print from watto's scrapyard
chest armor: sculpted in milliput by me
legs are general lando tbs, arms and torso are TCW count dooku. Not sure where the gloves are from. Maybe mosep bineed?
Fur back and boots. Toe armor is sculpted as well.
The hammer is the connecting end of sebulba's pod racer tube...
The armorer:
helmet: 3d print from watto's scrapyard
chest armor: sculpted in milliput by me
legs are general lando tbs, arms and torso are TCW count dooku. Not sure where the gloves are from. Maybe mosep bineed?
Fur back and boots. Toe armor is sculpted as well.
The hammer is the connecting end of sebulba's pod racer tube...
Holy crap these are all good entries. :!: :!: :!:
In the continued adventures of Zak Eehon: While scouring the dry Tatooine desert under the employ of Jabba the Hutt, our young professor stumbles upon a cache of armor any gunslinger would kill to have...
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In the continued adventures of Zak Eehon: While scouring the dry Tatooine desert under the employ of Jabba the Hutt, our young professor stumbles upon a cache of armor any gunslinger would kill to have...
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This custom is inspired by the artist / bootlegger named Sucklord, specifically his pink Stormtrooper. This new character I've created, Leather Baddie, has been known to frequent some of the same watering holes as the infamous Mandalorian, and they've even knocked helmets on occasion. When Leather Baddie isn't looking for trouble, he's performing with his punk rock band in the outer rim.
Mando got Baby Yoda a droid Dogg-0, to entertain him when Mado has to leave the 50 year old toddler alone on the Razorcrest.
Created by slicing up the BD-1 droid (Jedi Fallen Order) on my 3D printer.
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Created by slicing up the BD-1 droid (Jedi Fallen Order) on my 3D printer.
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Here are a few I've been working on.
PS. Chewie, I think your email is full as I have a message waiting on outbox.
PS. Chewie, I think your email is full as I have a message waiting on outbox.
These turned out great, Utinniii! Great detail and weathering. The Kubaz ans lava droid are definitely my favorites.
Okay, 3 more entries for this wonderful Yakfinities. I'm so glad we went with this theme.
First off, here is another off-world jawa. Second for this contest, and my fourth offworld jawa total.
The next one is Trapper Wolf, aka Dave Filoni in his cameo in episode 6 of the mandalorian. I've only ever painted like 2 faces so I need some work in that regard... The head is a 3d print from Watto's Scrapyard.
Lastly is the gorgeous and infamous Incinerator Trooper. Very happy with how he turned out, especially the flamethrower.
First off, here is another off-world jawa. Second for this contest, and my fourth offworld jawa total.
The next one is Trapper Wolf, aka Dave Filoni in his cameo in episode 6 of the mandalorian. I've only ever painted like 2 faces so I need some work in that regard... The head is a 3d print from Watto's Scrapyard.
Lastly is the gorgeous and infamous Incinerator Trooper. Very happy with how he turned out, especially the flamethrower.
So many wonderful entries. I still hoping to finish something for this contest, but haven't had time or brain space yet.
Really great stuff from everyone. Loving this theme.
I've also got a few in the works. Should have pics this weekend
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I've also got a few in the works. Should have pics this weekend
:wink:
Created an account just so I could reply to this contest! I'm a fan of Yakface's updates, always excited to see them on my Instagram.
This project started back in late December. I really enjoyed Chapter 6 of The Mandalorian, since it felt like a heist movie or a Dungeons and Dragons game with a bunch of random characters having to band together for a mission. Among those was the super-logical droid Q9-0 who had a great design that seemed to homage 4Lom and the Death Star Droid.
Since Hasbro isn't majorly likely to do this side small character from one episode, I decided to make one myself using my new 3D printer and as practice in 3d modeling something complex from scratch.
Then about a month in, I found others were hoping for a similar figure, seeking a kit to make their own. So I tweaked my personal project to be able to be mass produced; I've made molds of each part to cast in resin. So if you're interested in that, please head over to my site or DM me on Instagram, I don't want to make this a salesy post.
This is mostly based on screen captures from the show, the Funko Pop, and my own imagination for the missing bits. I've tried my best to make it in scale with other Black Series figures, and to work with C3PO's parts. I'm well aware the actual Zero only barely uses C3PO's arms, but since he only shows his legs in one quick shot, I figured this would work for now. I may do an upgrade in the future, but this allows me to not have to basically model a whole figure.
This project started back in late December. I really enjoyed Chapter 6 of The Mandalorian, since it felt like a heist movie or a Dungeons and Dragons game with a bunch of random characters having to band together for a mission. Among those was the super-logical droid Q9-0 who had a great design that seemed to homage 4Lom and the Death Star Droid.
Since Hasbro isn't majorly likely to do this side small character from one episode, I decided to make one myself using my new 3D printer and as practice in 3d modeling something complex from scratch.
Then about a month in, I found others were hoping for a similar figure, seeking a kit to make their own. So I tweaked my personal project to be able to be mass produced; I've made molds of each part to cast in resin. So if you're interested in that, please head over to my site or DM me on Instagram, I don't want to make this a salesy post.
This is mostly based on screen captures from the show, the Funko Pop, and my own imagination for the missing bits. I've tried my best to make it in scale with other Black Series figures, and to work with C3PO's parts. I'm well aware the actual Zero only barely uses C3PO's arms, but since he only shows his legs in one quick shot, I figured this would work for now. I may do an upgrade in the future, but this allows me to not have to basically model a whole figure.