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Sunday, March 11, 2012

FEMALE AQUALISH DANCER

Dad has been working on this custom a little at a time and finally got around to wrapping her up. Dad used the head of the Vintage Ponda Baba and sculpted on a feathered headdress and elongated the hair on the sides of her face to resemble a picture of an Aqualish female drawing that he saw once. He also used some old fodder that we had like the arms and torso of a ROTS Aayla Secura and lower legs of a Legacy Slave Leia. The hands are also from the Vintage Ponda Baba, and the feet are from The Force Unleashed Shaak Ti.

We will be using her for another dancer in Jabba's Palace and a background character in my Mos Eisley Cantina diorama.




FEMALE AQUALISH DANCER
by Darth Daddy


















She looks great next to the other dancers Dad created for Jabba's Palace.




Dad's FEMALE AQUALISH DANCER was featured on the front page of Imperial Shipyards.




Iktochi Separatist Sympathizer

I wasn't sure if Dad was going to have time to finish an action figure for this weekend, so I decided that I'd make sure you all had a new figure to look at when you all came to visit today. It turned out Dad did get one done, but he still has to photograph it, so it won't be posted until later today. To hold you over is a quick No Paint Kit Bash that I threw together using a head from a Clone Wars Saesee Tiin, the hands from a Wilrow Hood, and the body of the Vintage Doltay Dofine.

Iktochi Separatist sympathizer, Xerro Dovitti, conspired with the Separatist Army several times throughout the Clone Wars. A rich and powerful merchant, he sometimes loaned his space freighters to the Separatists to help them move their droid armies and supplies to strategic locations throughout the galaxy. He also sometimes acted as a Separatist commander during these missions.



Iktochi Separatist Sympathizer
created by Elias



I did all the photography this time around.



The gun is from G.I. Joe fodder we had, but I'm not sure who it was from.



I used the hands of a Wilrow Hood action figure.



The blue marking on the Clone Wars Saesee Tiin matched really well with the body of the Doltay Dofine.



My Iktochi Separatist Sympathizer was featured on the front page of Imperial Shipyards.




Thursday, March 8, 2012

SURE WE'VE BEEN QUIET, BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN WE'RE NOT BUSY - A TRIP TO THE WORKSHOP





WIP ACTION FIGURES

So Dad has been tinkering away. Nothing finished quite yet, but hopefully at least one of these action figures will be finished by this weekend. Keep your fingers crossed. The builds are done, all that is left is a trip to the paint shop.