..& SSC didn't botch Greedo.
I never got the love for Fett.
There, I said it.
I never got the love for Fett.
There, I said it.
You are really not trying to get back on the cool kids list are you?
Pfft - you're splitting hairs with the head, & you can take the belt off.Wonky head, belt from who-knows, but an awesome fig... I had it, made a better one, sold the SSC one for $$$. All good.
I have authored over 11000 posts on a doll forum, I'm realistic about where I get off the cool train
I wonder if Hot Toys will do Sandtroopers and when.
And will they beat the look of Marmit...?
I have authored over 11000 posts on a doll forum, I'm realistic about where I get off the cool train
Pfft - you're splitting hairs with the head, & you can take the belt off.
The clothes could've been made with similar material to the prop costume though.
I also tried modding my snowtroopers. Colour match is perfect; I like it better than stock but may tweak it:
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*Edit: Sorry about the filters, lighting's not great, phone cam etc. Anyway, the shrouds on the snow troopers are cut from vinyl, backed with stiff paper and lightly weathered with a hit of satin varnish.
Where I'm running into trouble is the shape of the SSC snowie helm...great figure but that flare is a little wide and creates a wider shroud effect than maybe I'd like, but it's very, very close to the screen appearance based on a cursory viewing of ESB.
Time for more bad iPhone snaps!
(So lazy.)
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Soldier Story bodies, Marmit armour, SSC weapons, pouches, pauldrons, hands and packs.
The SSC rifle has been given a coat of Vallejo black primer and will be dinged with a few metallic nicks and scratches. Waiting on one last SSC backpack.
The weathering is kind of a compromise between what was seen on screen and what actual desert exposure might look like.
I'll probably tweak them slightly but more or less done.
I wonder if Hot Toys will do Sandtroopers and when. And will they beat the look of Marmit...?
I've said it before, but I'll never grow tired of saying it... it's amazing how Marmits are still the benchmark by which all other Storm and Sandtroopers are measured. How could those guys get the shapes and proportions so right so long ago?
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