Thanks everyone for the compliments.  I'm really glad that the figure has gotten this response.  Hopefully someone else can be inspired, as the parts were pretty easy to come by. 

Quazar - sorry I can't post larger photos, as I'm not hosting them myself, but you can click on each to open up the full size.   Also, I think that the Padme pilot head is my fav star wars female, and would look very good on this figure.
     However, the particular head I used is from the Ceremony Leia, which isn't that bad, as it came late in the POTF2 line - right before Episode 1.  However, the way I repainted it, bored out to fit on Aayla's neckpost, and changed the ears, I think it was actually about the best choice.  Also, the face is a little fuller than that of the Padmes, reflecting the actual actresses.   

Thanks for the suggestion though, I might try the Pilot Padme head for an alternate head?

Given all the amazing work you did on the head with the make-up and the ears, you really made it work and the bigger pictures help bring out the detail.

This is a great figure.  I actually posted a thread about her many months ago (can't find it) asking who this gal was and talking about a hypothetical custom.

You did a fan-tastic job!  An incredible fusion of disparate parts.  Craftsmanship is top notch.

Great, great work.  (I do think pilot padme is better looking, too, but your work on this is just terrific.)

Hmm so like the Jedi as Medevil Knights? or a clone as a WW 2 officer or somesuch.

Exactly!

The possibilities are endless!

Instead of just "pimp" style, how about any "terrestrial" SW hybrid?  Any SW character in some kind of earth-bound outfit from any time period...?

Wow!  GORGEOUS, FW, simply gorgeous!  Amazing work on the make-up and dress.

This is really, really terrific.  It looks completely professionally and completely beautiful.

Quote from: Quazar on May 27, 2006, 01:02 PM

There is also the WOW Action Girl line of figures, but they're a trifle cartoonish looking.

Sounds nifty, Quazar!  I'm not familiar with that line -- have you ever used these figures or parts in your own work? And could you send me a link, by any chance?  Searching "Action Girl" and even "Action girl figure" didn't give me anything looking like li'l plastic toys! 

Again -- any volunteers to maintain the vintage femfig list?  Let's keep this thing alive, folks! 

...the Findswoman

Findswoman, I'm surprised you don't know these figures.  I could have sworn that the arms used in your Isnard figure were from that line.

They're the female action figures from Lanard toys, discontinued around 2000.  I snagged a bunch on ebay a few years ago (after waiting months and months for some to reappear at reasonble prices - they became quite scarce overnight.)

Here's a link to some pictures -

http://community-2.webtv.net/The_Corps/WowActionGirls/

If I get a chance, I'll try to take some better pics standing alongside SW figures.  They are usually just SLIGHTLY taller than most human figures in the SW line.

Their faces are rather generic looking and not finely sculpted, but they're certainly better than SW vintage, but certainly not at the modern level.  As such, it's not easy to categorize them into our binary system.

Cool customs, Brent!  I like the weequay quite a lot, very cool.

Diva is nice, too, but I don't like the use of the creepy, zombie-like Sly Moore head.  She gives me the willies (and her skin tone doesn't quite match her body.)

Still, the rest is a very clever use of parts.  Just give her a prettier head, man! 

Nice work all around!

Oh, there's also a Sabe figure from POTJ in the "battle outfit" seen near the end of the movie during the invasion of the palace.  Don't know if that one was mentioned!