Simulterious

Just great, a quintesential star wars build if you know what I mean! The squad is great, probably the best I've seen so far!

Very nice, this is certainly your best work yet!

Wow, that's a unique build for sure! Kinda reminds me of Mcquarrie's concept art, with the tall, kinda empty wall

Nice build! The yellow guy confused me at first, I thought he was a giant crab...

TT, the Tywin Lannister of Factions

Very interesting build. I love the natives!

Such a color full and unique build, so many little details to discover. Reminds me of ninjago city...

Great to see all the characters come together!

*Your entry has earned 12 XP* In the cold trenches by Simulterious, on Flickr Assault on Hoth [3] by Simulterious, on Flickr Assault on Hoth [2] by Simulterious, on Flickr Assault on Hoth [1] by Simulterious, on Flickr story to be added soon...

Awesome! Glad we're continuing to tell this wonderful story together. That's a great infantry support platform too, makes sense for TT to repurpose old tech. Keep it up man!

The action is neat and it definitely has a lot of potential - I'm excited to see what you come up with next. Keep in mind that every episode is unique. The next one might not have a cat. B (at least as it's configured now...

Nice, something about the lighting really sells the scene!

Really nice rockwork, the industrial base contrasts really well with it. Nice drop team as well! I'm glad there's an interior, always good to see that in big mocs...

*Your entry has earned 3 XP* A merry Imperial Life Day! by Simulterious, on Flickr Pre-fab imperial bases can be stuffy and lifeless, so the stationed personel on Gerrard V brought in a little bit of Life Day cheer. Gifts were exchanged, hats were silly, and the mood was good... ---More--- What do you mean Christmas came and went? Well, I kinda forgot to post this so here we are...

Nothing else to add to that, truly great!

Great window design!

Nice! Love the hologram and the pillars.The figs are neat too...

*Your entry has earned 17 XP* Teaser - Exploring Ambria by Simulterious, on Flickr They landed at 12:00 standard hours. Ambria's bright star scorches the cracked soil. Coda never thought much of the worlds they visited, but this one had a strange aura to it. Puffy smoke plumes white as snow rose from the hills and geysers around them. It was a barren world, but one possessing a wild beauty untouched by industry or pollution. Captain Neimor thought it best to split Bravura squad in twain, with the smaller team leading initial reconnaissance . Coda, Dolore and Ferroce were all versed in drop insertions behind enemy lines, but Ambria featured none of those. To add to the bizarre situation, they were paired up with two ex-ISB field agents. Vice and Segen didn't talk much, their reputations precedes them. Their target was a small homestead two clicks north of the drop point. Small huts carved into the hillside, with natural springs to provide water and geothermal energy supply. They inquired with the locals about Pyerce's troop movements, their presence on the planet is a dangerous possibility. The ex-ISB agents reported back their findings, even soil samples. There was no sign of hostiles, just some lone Togruta colonists in the middle of nowhere... Factions: Searching Ambria - A strange land by Simulterious, on Flickr Soon after, the real reason behind their visit was revealed. Soil analysis showed traces of valuable minerals beneath Ambria's cracked surface. With their hand revealed, cpt. Neimor deployed small forces of engineers and escorting combat squads. Their treatment of the locals was less favourable. The site was quickly secured, the locals and their possessions taken away. If cpt. Neimor knew where they were taken, he didn't take much objection to it. They paved the way for a larger expeditionary force, paving the ground and installing comms equipment. A base will surely be built here, the springs alone provide a strategic advantage too great to pass up on. Factions: Searching Ambria - The machinery of war by Simulterious, on Flickr The humm of repulsor engines could be heard from a distance. Captain Gaius Neimor had arrived to personally oversee the launching of the main force. What few settlements remained on Ambria after the war were best avoided, so the Crescendo made the jump as soon as possible. A full mobile armor division was deployed, armored transport flanked by speeder escorts. The small comms tower was working as well as it could be expected, and the smoke plumes occluded the gathering from being viewed from atmosphere. Stormtrooper squads were ready to be sent out; there are many more valuable sites on the planet. It was at this point clear that Pyerce didn't set up a major base here, as they didn't encounter any major resistance. Evidence of their activity still points to an active presence on Ambria. What cards they hold, only time will tell... Factions: Searching Ambria - Imperial sortee by Simulterious, on Flickr __BEHIND THE SCENES__

Great build and a fun story!

They were originaly designed by Viking Bricks. The base is a rollerskate piece, with a ski blade on either side. Lever bases are inserted into the skis. Finnaly, the binoculars piece is attached to the stud of the roller skate...

Nice, almost forgot about that scene in the mandalorian!

Very nice, love the use of minifig legs on the tree and the snow!

*Your entry has earned 7 XP* Purging the opposition by Simulterious, on Flickr As the Triumvirate strengthens it's hold on Sneeve, small units of imperial forces are sent in to disperse rebellious citizens. A small jet trooper squad is sent in to neutralize rebel sympathisers. ISB intel suggest they'll met at a derelict water refinery. The small control building seems abandoned, the large liquid tank now rusted. Footsteps can be heard on the cracked pavement, two conspirators brazenly meeting in the light of day. That's the last mistake they will ever make, thought TK-176. They swooped in like hawks; it was done in seconds... __Behind the scenes__

Lovely build, great to see Corsec in action!

Same, it looks great! I really like how the vegetation to the sides is so dense, great job!