Commander Clint's customs

not familair with the characters, but they look great in plastic form, very authentic looking!

grinchy wrote:not familair with the characters, but they look great in plastic form, very authentic looking!

I'm not familiar with them either. I was 15-16 years old when they were on tv. Plus we had just moved out to the big farm, so I was working outside a lot.
Not to mention that we could only receive 3 channels on the tv antenna.

They look excellent Clint. Thanks for sharing your hard work and efforts.

Cardnut wrote:They look excellent Clint. Thanks for sharing your hard work and efforts.

Thanks David. Now to start working on the next custom figure.

that cantina band looks so good, nicely done,

grinchy wrote:that cantina band looks so good, nicely done,

Thanks Ian. They turned out fantastic.

The cantina Band look awesome Clint, well done mate

chris.75 wrote:The cantina Band look awesome Clint, well done mate

Thanks Chris. They were a fun project to work on.

A fresh casting from the mold this morning.  This is the first time I've attempted molding and casting from a 3D resin print.  I bought the files for some Imperial officers from "funkymaclunkey".  Had them printed.  Modified them with neck pegs to fit with the torso molds that I already have.  Not too shabby.  They will clean up nicely.
Yularen
Veers
Tagge
Piett
Ozzel
Motti

Bast got missed in the previous printing, but will be done shortly.

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First up is Adrmiral Yularen.

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Excited to see the final product Clint!

very nice job with those heads, can't wait to see them finished

Thanks guys.

Admiral Yularen

V1 with white pants was based on the Death Star meeting room photo.  As we don't have a scene showing them standing up.  Then some one on another FB group mentioned it may be Yularen walking past the elevator as Han, Luke & Chewy were on their way up to the detention level.  So V2 is with the black pants.  I had some extra legs left over from the Tarkin figures.

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very cool mate, they look ace!

Thanks Ian. It turned out great. I really like the V2 with the black pants.

The new Yularan custom looks awesome, well done mate. Both versions look great

Thanks Chris.

Here are a couple more Cantina patrons that I've been working on over the holidays.
They were all 3D files that I bought and had printed locally.

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] These are fantastic mate
Really like number 9

Thanks Andy. Once I'm done with a few other figures that I'm working on. I need to get back to making more bodies for the rest of them.

I do like some of the 3D resin printed files & parts.  But they a very frustrating at the moment.
My guy that prints the files for me does a great job. But his resin that he uses is a bit brittle.
I'm debating making molds of the parts and casting them in regular resin.  So that when I break parts, I can just remake them.
I'm also thinking about buying my own 3D resin printer.  Then I could just reprint the parts.

Designs from 2 different designers.

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I forgot to post these.  They turned out pretty well.

Brea & Senni Tonnika
They are 3D prints from Trash Compactor Customs and painted by me.

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those turned out great mate, nice paintwork, i've yet to invest in a 3d printer, i prefer the old fashioned way of making stuff