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Whoa never suspected she was a sculpt!

Well done!

Thanks.

Lando Calrissian:

Anakin Skywalker:

I finished my second Stormtrooper squad:



I converted them in the way back when, mostly with arm swaps, so my two squads don't look identical. The squad leader had his arm repositioned instead, and the heavy weapon trooper got a green stuff pauldron as a late addition. It's about as much as can be done with the available poses, I reckon. I don't think I want another squad, although I may add a few more heavy weapon troopers to swap out.

Luckily the Empire has no shortage of different troopers, so there's plenty left to do. I may vary it up a bit with some Rebels again, though.

Jablogian businessman:

Boba Fett (bounty hunter version):



I finally got around to painting Boba after letting him sit basecoated for a year and a half. It's a fun model and I never realized how much his costume had going on until I tried to match it with the paintjob. That's some neat visual design the costume's designer came up with. It's not dissimilar from Sabine's very personalized armor. There's a lot of fun to be had with that kind of stuff.

I also opted against the flying rod. I don't really like those things and Boba's pose works just fine for the moment he's taking off. His foot is large enough for a pin and doesn't even need to be hidden by the static grass I put there. I just did that because it was always the plan. But the sand completely hid the wire even without the static grass.

Ahsoka Tano (Fulcrum)

I finally managed to paint the old PVC Wookiees:





I have a box of the new plastic ones but I'm not in a hurry to tackle them. That was enough hair for a while.

Looking great all around!