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Collecting => Customs => Photonovels and Movies => Topic started by: CHEWIE on June 16, 2006, 01:26 AM
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I really don't get much feedback on the previews when I put them in the cusotmizing section, so I thought I'd start that for this thread. I'll do anywhere from 3-4 previews for each chapter here.
Chapter 1 - Crisis on Abridon
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/newcrisis14.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/newcrisis20.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/newcrisis24.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/newcrisis30.jpg)
Chapter 2 - Underground Resistance
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/UG06.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/UG20.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/UG28.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/UG32.jpg)
Chapter 3 - Anti Jedi
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/aj19.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/aj17.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/aj24.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/aj34.jpg)
Chapter 4 - Slaughter on Munist
(http://chewie34.250free.com/061406preview.jpg)
(http://chewie34.250free.com/061606preview4.jpg)
(http://chewie34.250free.com/061606preview2.jpg)
(http://chewie34.250free.com/061606preview1.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/mt15.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/mt21.jpg)
:)
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For me personally, "Slaughter On Muunist" was where the series really started to take off and when I knew we were truly witnessing something special.
"Crisis on Abridon" was a great story and a great start. But then there was a long delay until "Underground Resistance", which I thought was a slight let down, as the focus was more on the events of "Phantom Menace" with Rykrof as a by-stander.
"Anti Jedi" was very cool, but I felt the ending was a bit odd - with Shundi just snapping his fingers and putting the characters to sleep just when some real conflict was about to heat up.
But "Slaughter" was an excellent chapter and a harbinger of things to come - action, intrigue, great characterizations & complex storylines. That's when I knew Chewie & Rykrof weren't just some passing fancy. They're the real deal.
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Thanks Lance, I agree, the series really picked up after Chapter 4. Before then I was just getting my feet wet I guess.
Also, in Anti Jedi, I took into consideration what you said back then about how the confrontation was handled, and made a change there. Nothing too major, but hopefullly in improvement?
:)
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#4 - Slaughter on Munist is almost done....
Next thing I have to do is add all the text (which will probably be tomorrow I hope) and then get the web layout created with working links at www.yakface.com before I can show them in the forums anywhere. So I'm sure it's a week away.
Here's a couple more previews, and I'll add them to the origianal post "index"...
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/mt15.jpg)
(http://www.yakface.com/toyguide/dioramas/chewie/mt21.jpg)
I'm really happy with how this one is going, it actually doesn't feel like a remake at all.
:)
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Are those OwenD's Out posts?? Looks Good Justin, keep it up, Those effects are excellant.
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Yeah, I used some of Owen's images for that one shot. His work is so awesome.
Thanks Smarty.
:)
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Anxiously awaiting the next installment. It amazes me how much of the sereis I dont remember. I got the 2 wookied confused, but now I remember one of them dying.
It has always been a well done story, and these special editions are just awesome.
Actually I really need to go and read them again, Mostly just to keep my continuity in shape. ;D
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Looking great, CHEWIE, I can't wait for the next SE's. I wish I could use Photo Editors as well as you do. ;)
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CHEWIE -
Amazing as always. Your getting really, *really* good at sets, and not just the stuff Owen's made for you. Some of your improvised stuff blows my mind.
And it's really a very Star Wars way to design and implements sets. I remember how the "making of" shows on ANH would always discuss how models for the film incorporated so many real-life items painted up and slapped together in unusual ways.
I'm enjoying the SEs, but I'm really chomping at the bit for new stuff, too. :)