1/12 scale Tatooine junkyard diorama

[Hedonist Farmer]

hello everyone. i wanted to share some final pictures of my tatooine desert themed diorama. it's set in a small junkyard and stars some sandtroopers inspecting a local droid while on the hunt for r2d2 and c3po.
everything but the figurines is scratch made with pieces of broken toys, garden supplies and lego pieces. the figures are bandai 1/12 scale
for more infos on the moisture vaporator you can check my other thread http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=264453

 

[Vacformedhero]

That is stunning , well done , will it be submitted in any competition ? It should be , I love original presentation

 

[Galactican]

Excellent!

 

[mofo77]

nice,very creative and love the weathering and paintjob.
been thinking of doing somethin like this myself with these excellent bandai figures.:thumbsup

 

[Toadmeister]

Great work. Love the Bandai stuff and will be buying more myself.

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[SithSim]

WOW! Very nice work

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[Kingramos1]

Impressive...Most impressive...Nice work!

 

[Richard Baker]

I really love this concept!
Nice touch having the Stormtroopers overlook a case of stolen Imperial hand weapons

 

[Toadmeister]

Sorta reminds me of that short film "Troopers", it's a SW parody of the old TV show, Cops.

BTW, I was on the TV show Cops once a long time ago... another story for another day!

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[Bouq]

Really nice work indeed!
thanks for sharing Luke

 

[Hedonist Farmer]

thanks a lot guys!

 

[Sluis Van Shipyards]

Very cool! Immediately says Tatooine to me!

 

[Conranc]

This is so cool

 

[Rats]

Great work, looks fantastic. So much to see and all very believable. :thumbsup

 

[gizmo]

Fantastic!!!Really captures the Tatooine atmosphere.


Ben

 

[3phase]

Holly crap that is good

 

[catboat]

Its awesome! What did you do to make the floor and the walls. I have been searching for a best practice. I reached out to Legacy Arts to ask how he did his, but he politely declined.