Great job man! I also really like your first custom. Bounty Hunter is a kick @ss game, and I'm planning a few customs from that myself.

As far as Montross, I've been checking a few of those 21st Century Xtreme detail figures to find the right head for him. I want to make him with a removeable Mandalorian helmet, so I'm trying to find a head that doesn't require paint. Let me know if you come across a good one.

Keep up the good work!

So.....freakin.....excited.....

Maybe the two digs will share arms? I guess it could still be the vintage one if they share arms. And maybe legs or something. I'm really excited about these figures. This is good, solid stuff from Hasbro....and not an action feature in sight.

I'll have to be honest though...I'm really excited about the new Emperor figure. I know its not exactly new or anything, but I've been wanting a new Emp for years now, and this one kicks the POTF2 one "squaw in tha nyuts!"

I do have one I think on a role of film I am putting on a dick.

Huh???  

I have 2 of this set, and I honestly have to hold myself back from getting more. That Vader is easily my favorite Vader we have.

You can see Bossk in a quick shot on the Sail Barge standing around Jabba. I'm pretty sure its the scene where Jabba pulls Leia back from the window. He's standing by a pole or column or whatever the hell those things are in the sailbarge. I think he's next to Ree-Yees or J'Quille or one of those guys.

Angry Ewok, I think you're thinking of the Sauron alien, like the ones in the Cantina.

I'm really happy to see Wookiees fighting in Episode 3. Its really something I've wanted to see since I first saw Chewbacca. Also, I heard there was a casting call for tall men, so I'm sure we'll see a bunch of actual wookiee costumes rather than all CGI.

So freakin psyched.  

Well, I think there are many factors. Some pertain to the figures themselves, while others pertain more to the company's handling of the line.

Pertaining to Figures

*No more action features (which is something Hasbro seems to have recognized and is starting to phase out). Too many figures that we've been waiting for have been tarnished or even ouright ruined by action features.

*No more action stances. I have my collection displayed on shelves, and there is such a noticeable chaos to the AOTC figures because everyone, it seems, is in a dynamic pose. I really prefer Anakin secret ceremony and Aayla Secura becase they can be posed either statically or dynamically.

*Increased articulation. Granted, we don't need a bunch of Senators with Kung-Fu grip, but the major characters should have a wide range of poseability. Padme Droid Factory is a good example of a fully articulated figure. This figure is fun because its not limited by its pose.

*Bring Deluxe back to its Glory Days. Remember when the deluxe figures would be figures with accessories from the movie that were too big for a regular card? We got some really nice pieces like the Imperial Probe Droid and the E-WEB (which was a novelty at the time). I like deluxe figures that are like actual props from the set. No more Force Flipping Garbage.

Pertaining to The Company

*Advertise. This isn't 1980. I'd love to think that Star Wars is on the mind of every kid across the globe, but its not. There's alot of options for kids (and us) to buy, and Star Wars really needs to be put back in the forefront.

*Get a good slot for the Clone Wars cartoon (I know, this isn't Hasbro). If Cartoon Network plays this late at night, they might as well not play it at all. And while we're on the subject...

*Push the Clone Wars Cartoon in conjunction with the toys. Kids of all ages (even 26) love to see our favorite characters do cool stuff so we can buy their action figures. I want kids to love the Clone Wars cartoon and I want them to love the figures. The more they buy, the better it is for us.

Yeah, I'm always pleased with Newforce. I also preordered the screen scenes...can't wait to get those!!!