My questions?
1. How exactly was he painted?
2. Did you have any design concepts sketches other than the ones form Ralph MacQuire?
3. Were the legs welded to a base and there were no feet constructed?
4. Was he all metal and therefore very heavy? Is that why he was destroyed because he was too heavy to keep?
5. Were his hands also airplane parts or were they machined?
6. Was his heavy blaster an afterthought or was it built especially for IG88?
7. Any commentary on his bandolier? Was it made from a seatbelt?
8. What did you use to make the two scopes that stick out of his head?
9. What’s inside the head?
10. Did any of his joints move?
11. What were the shoulder pads?
12. Were you happy the way he turned out? He looks bad ass.
13. Will he help us build?
14. Were all the parts from the same plane?
1. No details; he used red oxide primer, paint for the plastic parts and a metal polish
2. No, Ralph Macquarrie was not involved; the IG-88 design was 100% made by Bill
3. The legs were screwed to a wooden plate and for stability reasons he added two triangle metal sheets
4. Nearly complete metal, weight was about 350kg!!! They simply scrapped everything
5. His hand came also from airplane parts, he couldn't remember exactly, maybe from a seat; only a few parts were hand-crafted such as the shoulder caps
6. the IG-88 blasters were slighly modiefied stormtrooper blasters, not a special build for IG
7. No seatbealt; it was a leather stripe
8. the eyes/scopes were no real scopes; they came from a oil/pipe system (Bills assumption); material was bronze or brass
9. please see post before
10. the arms had a ball joint which could be tightened with a screw; otherwise no joints
11. Bill couldn't remember exactly; it was a soft rubber-like material
12. Sure
13. He is willing to answer any questions as good as possible
14. Hard to say; all the parts were stored in boxes and already disassembled from the origin main part