Mr Man

Looks good, but I think the arms (on the real droid) look thick enough to justify the arm piece used for the legs.

"This is TK-4242, immediate assistance is required at maintenance corridor 97 Alpha". "This is TK-4242, they have blasted through the walls, and are coming through the maintenance tunnel, at lest 1 trooper down....". Here is my entry for the CB. I originally had a platforms based build, but I found out I had more white bricks than grey / curved platform bricks. http://www.brickshel...lp/sam_0866.jpg http://www.brickshel...lp/sam_0868.jpg http://www.brickshel...lp/sam_0869.jpg (A shot from the maintenance tunnels into the corridor). http://www.brickshel...lp/sam_0876.jpg (A Surprise attack). http://www.brickshel...lp/sam_0874.jpg (An overall look). Apologies for the bad quality it's a good camera but the settings keep changing by them selves whilst in the middle of taking a photo.

Because the N-1 and DS2 can both fit scaled minifigs in .

There is no one in the world (including children) who do not already know that

I never felt that the OT was complete, it always felt that it dropped you right into something that you should know what's going on. With the OT there was no connection to the real world, no books it was an adaption of, plus starting with Episode IV kinda annoys most people (this was before TPM came out). The PT can feel like a complete closed ended story, just one were the bad guys win, and the last film was overly rushed.

There is a full body shot of them somewhere (for the life of me I can't find them) from the unveiling, actual costumes were made, the differences in the full body look seem to be more than just a cartoon version of the standard armour.

. I just saw the control leavers as well, fantastic detail.

A good order to watch them in is IV, V, I, II, III, VI, so the PT is essentially watched as a flashback. Or the other way is chronological, I, II, III, IV, V, VI, there is no other way to watch them... .

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=star+wars+rebels+stormtrooper&rlz=1T4GGHP_en-GBGB453GB453&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=z3E5UujDCOrZ0QWLrIEg&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=567&dpr=1#q=star+wars+rebels+stormtrooper+concept+art&tbm=isch&facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=R_kQGswI5lJ8uM%3A%3BlbZjCX-avi02CM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.followingthenerd.com%252Fsite%252Fwp-content%252Fuploads%252Frebels-storm-trooper.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.followingthenerd.com%252Fftn_news%252Fstar-wars-celebration-europe-rebels-official-logo-and-concept-art-revealed%252Fattachment%252Frebels-storm-trooper%252F%3B590%3B312 this armour. I dunno what to call it but it's a transition between Phase II and Stormtrooper (Phase IV?).

I lost the article, but Peter Davidson will have a role in Day of the Doctor.

The Lieutenant should be a light teal, the 501st colour varies on TCW. but it is meant to be a darker blue, like the ROTS troopers.

Z-6 .... ADT - Aerial Droid Transport?

My God .

You've done a really good job on the details at this small scale, especially with the Recusant.

I like interesting comparisons, but it would be better seeing all versions of a vehicle (in system scale), so you're missing an AT-ST and about 100 TIEs .

I'm guessing the ones in Rebels are all clones in new Phase III armour i.e. McQuarrie style.

I reminds me of the Subjugator Class . The blue and light grey work really well together .

And TCW - The Clone Wars, CW - Clone Wars.

I love the red ink blotches . Nice little pumping station .

Nice. You got the stubby look of the front section down well.

Looking at the last pic it reminds me of a cross section of a train engine with Chewie in the cockpit . And Haynes does a Falcon manual I'll have to check it out. As usual fantastic job on the lighting. Doesn't the Falcon in ESB have tan coloured padding around the place?

Slightly racist and fully off topic .

Looks good especially in the first picture. And welcome to Eurobricks.

My link was coming from brickshelf but also wasn't working . Never mind, I linked it directly from my EB one.

I think a good balance is needed, the main problem with ROTS and AOTC was the lack of sets been built, it gave no depth to the acting, look at the Han Lea scene in ESB and compare it to the shots of Obi and Mace wandering up and down the Jedi temple, it's so much less immersive. However the Land Battles need to be a mixture of both, Geonosis was far too OTT and the colours so red you could hardly make out the action, whereas Hoth suffers (now) from things like the already destroyed turrets before the battle started (because of lack of money for re filming shots) they could easily be digitally corrected (leaving aside GL approach to SEs). Space battles need to really be all CGI or all Model, not a mixture, the Trench Run in ANH SE is a good example the new CGI fighters look really good but superimposed on a really plastic looking DS surface set. I've seen some all GCI fan remakes of the Battle of Endor, in the style of the Battle of Coruscant and they look suitably epic.