marvelBoy123

Nice figbarf and a cool little scene to go with it.

Really nice, it captures the noir aesthetic so well. There is some great texture with the walls, roof, and cobbled street. Having an interior in such a detailed building is impressive too! I think that the neon signs are just enough to bring it into the star wars universe but I think that some speeders flying around would have been a cool addition. Really good build overall!

A really elegant build - the smooth curves look great!

The figures are amazing and there is so much texture with the landscape, steps and the central circle. The floating affect is really effective too.

Really great landscape and some nice figures too!

The figures are as ever amazing particularly the security guards. Your crates designs look great and there is a nice range of texture with the use of tiles.

A nice build - the figures are great and I really like the colour scheme that you are working on for Atrisia!

Nice build - good work on the landscape!

*Your entry has earned 10 XP* Since its formation, the CFS had aimed to help farmers, tradesmen and settlers. Ordinary folk. Just the kind of people that all the big galactic governments had forgotten about. The CFS had hoped that the New Republic might be better. They hadn't been to ooptimistic and they had been right not to be. Early after its formation, the New Republic had subsided the crops grown by small unmechanised farms to help the many settlers who had been displaced. But it had only been so long before corruption had got in the way. Under pressure from big Agri-corporations, the New Republic had ended the scheme, endangering the livelihoods of millions of farmers. Luckily the CFS had been there to help its members. A CFS business that worked on building new vehicles from scraps had helped farmer by providing farm machinery at the cheapest rates. The new AMV-7 hover-tractor was made from the wreckages of old CIS vehicles and fulfilled a range of jobs around the farm. While Bodonawieedo the Rodian farmer was returning from a hard day's work he could have sworn he heard strange noises coming from his trailer. To his surprise it seemed like one of the Gungans who worked on the farm had become stuck in the trailer. Amid cries of 'wheresa mesa?' 'whatsa happening' and 'someone please be helpen mesa!' Bodonawieedo brought the hover tractor to a stop and helped the confused Gungan out of the trailer. He had offered the local Gungan settlers employment when they arrived because he had felt sorry for them but sometimes he regretted his decision. They were loud and clumsy but at least they were more agreeable than the locals. I've been wanting to make a star wars agricultural vehicle for a while and this LTC seemed like the perfect opportunity - certainly nice to tell a positive story about the CFS for once . The agricultural side of star wars was always something I wanted to see expanded - in a galaxy where entire worlds are devoted to agriculture the preference for manual labour rather than mechanised agriculture seemed strange to me so it was certainly cool to work on something a bit different.

A nice figbarf - personally I love that Sullustan - might be borrowing that in the future...

A really funny build! I'd love to see this expanded into a larger scene but you have done well to convey the scene in such a small space.

Such great figures as always... just awesome!

A nice idea that really captures a different side to star wars and the empire. I'm not that sure about the red and grey officer though - Onderon and Dxun are jungle planets so wearing a bright red outfit with a scarf seems a little impractical. That said, the empire is hardly known for being practical...

Nice minifig combinations for those mining guild figures!

Nice troops - we haven't seen enough of Pentastar to really get a sense of them as a Faction in my opinion but the aesthetic of the characters seems to fit right in!

The roof texture works so well as does the texturing on the walls. Such a cool idea to build a warrior heading off to war scene - a clever way to show something that isn't military but really fits with the warrior culture of Clan Eldar

Really nice: great idea, great characters and really well executed!

Nice little jungle scene!

A nice tiled floor and your sigfig looks really cool!

A really nice idea - I once thought about doing a star wars zoo - you have inspired me to maybe give that another go...

A really nice build and so atmospheric with that lighting!

Such a great build, the figures look amazing and the tree trunks work well. Any chance you can show how the bionic arm works though - I hate the proportions of the original things so how have you managed to make the hand smaller?

A nice atmospheric build. Unless you want to actually give the points to the Triumvirate though (I don't mind ) then you want to list it as a build for Corsec --> [M13-Devaron-CS]!

*Your entry has earned 6 XP* The New Republic were allowed a small force on Devaron that was supposed to operate at the discretion of the Devaronian government. With troops and resources spread thin, the New Republic had contracted some Corsec troops to fufill this role seen as Devaron was not a member world. On the way back from a patrol, Corsec troops stopped at a street food stall to get something to eat before heading back to the barracks. The stall sold a range of dishes made from the Komong bean that grew in the forests of Devaron. While the food was mediocre at best, the service was quick and most passers-by would buy something in the hope of getting the rather loud Drabatan advertising the stall to be quiet even for just a moment. Not a full scene like my others but the street food stand was just build as a scene for the pea pod person CMF.

*Your entry has earned 10 XP* The mining build has begun test digs on Devaron and while results weren't very promising they were sticking around a little bit. In a rare break from operations one mining team decided to go for a walk in the nature of Devaron. The first part was a pleasant stroll, but they would later find out that the flora and fauna of the forests were even less welcoming than the local Devaronians...