What’s on Your Workbench? (Star Wars items only)
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Sweet! I think if you get hit with that thing, there's no patching up the hole!
CopperRevan
Master Member
"Just a minor flesh wound" lol
CopperRevan
Master Member
It has a tab on it? Weird!
Poikilotherm
Sr Member
Recently finished the new MOM and rebuilt the new control box to fit the Vintage circuit board size. And successfully fitted the bottom edge part of the control box circuit board found a few days ago into the control box, then introduced the part into the control box's internal circuit assembly and successfully lit the red and green triangles, then fitted the MOM to the life size Luke's belt.
Also gathered up some pieces of 785 A/B circuit board parts from cutting up the control box circuit board during the build and put them in the frame.
Also gathered up some pieces of 785 A/B circuit board parts from cutting up the control box circuit board during the build and put them in the frame.
Beautiful
CopperRevan
Master Member
Finishing up a custom Mando Luke. Not completely accurate but did what i could.
Rawktrooper
Well-Known Member
I have a few star wars workbench items going...
1. A 3d prited thermal detonator (unpictured)
2. A 3d printed SE-11 blaster prop from Andor. Its in the filing and priming stages right now. I intend to use real fasteners instead of printed fastener heads. Not sure if i want to paint it in the scarif trooper color scheme or just in the normal black for use with my imperial officer uniform.
3. A Sanotized Creations ROTS Clone helmet. (Pictured on the left) I have primed and painted a base coat of nickel just to see the shape. Its on hold now until i get my next project tp the same stage for comparison which is...
4. A Bounty Helmets Kenobi Live Action Clone helmet in resin. (Pictured on the right). This one has taken a ton of work so far. It had a pretty large mould defect which has taken a bit of sanding and filling and more sanding and more filling.. its going to need some work to get it back up to the correct shapes in the back.. ive done some slight priming here and there to test the filling status.. so far the front is looking better but the back still needs work and i need more bondo.
5. Lastly i have a fiberglass ROTJ Boba Fett helmet that i am restoring from some damage testing. I have most of it back to a decent state and am filling and sanding some of the rougher areas. I have not decided how i want to paint this one.. i never was a huge fan of thr ROTJ paint.. so i may show this as a hybrid ESB look.. TBD.
1. A 3d prited thermal detonator (unpictured)
2. A 3d printed SE-11 blaster prop from Andor. Its in the filing and priming stages right now. I intend to use real fasteners instead of printed fastener heads. Not sure if i want to paint it in the scarif trooper color scheme or just in the normal black for use with my imperial officer uniform.
3. A Sanotized Creations ROTS Clone helmet. (Pictured on the left) I have primed and painted a base coat of nickel just to see the shape. Its on hold now until i get my next project tp the same stage for comparison which is...
4. A Bounty Helmets Kenobi Live Action Clone helmet in resin. (Pictured on the right). This one has taken a ton of work so far. It had a pretty large mould defect which has taken a bit of sanding and filling and more sanding and more filling.. its going to need some work to get it back up to the correct shapes in the back.. ive done some slight priming here and there to test the filling status.. so far the front is looking better but the back still needs work and i need more bondo.
5. Lastly i have a fiberglass ROTJ Boba Fett helmet that i am restoring from some damage testing. I have most of it back to a decent state and am filling and sanding some of the rougher areas. I have not decided how i want to paint this one.. i never was a huge fan of thr ROTJ paint.. so i may show this as a hybrid ESB look.. TBD.
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This guy fills the role!! Crazy the likeness!!
Right?
Wow! Fantastic!!!
Just curious, I know you do belt work. Did you make his belt as well?
I know Obi-Wan's belt is brown and not black, but I had to question my recollection as the pictures your client took nearly make it look black or at least a very dark brown. Just goes to remind how difficult it is to dial in colors of costumes (and props) based solely on production photos and movie stills. They can be so deceiving. Great job
Never seen that before
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