Tijuanajedi's Customs

[Dimetrodon]

Very nice, has a good stealthy look to it, almost sleeker than the silver was.
Can't wait to see the finished version!

Also I don't remember that joe ship, hasbro was good back in the day...

[CHEWIE]

Well, I really haven't made much in the way of props for stuff like this.  But I do intend to!  Then I'll post some pics. 

 

[Darth Delicious]

Back in the day when Hasbro was producing 7 foot Aircraft Carriers and Space Shuttles with launch facilities, you mean?

Those were the days. Now we can't even get a Sith Infiltrator out of them...

-DD

[Dimetrodon]

Back in the day when Hasbro was producing 7 foot Aircraft Carriers and Space Shuttles with launch facilities, you mean?

Those were the days. Now we can't even get a Sith Infiltrator out of them...

-DD

I know. At least they made Slave 1 better though..

and once more, awesome job so far 

[Gregorbian]

WOW!  Very ambitious project and it looks great so far.  I agree that some weathering would look nice as well as some new weapons (maybe under the nose?).  I can't wait to see the final pics!

[Gregorbian]

Very nice, the only control panel that I made was done out of index cards and a ZEST soap box (and Niub Niub's labels).
I forgot how cool Playmobile stuff was, I'll have to dig out my old sets ... if I can find 'em...

[Gregorbian]

Cool, that spaceport is really nice!  I wish i had room to try something like that out!  Great dios too!

[Glassman6]

I really like the spaceport T-jedi. Got any more pic of it?

[JediSpyke]

Back in the day when Hasbro was producing 7 foot Aircraft Carriers and Space Shuttles with launch facilities, you mean?

Those were the days. Now we can't even get a Sith Infiltrator out of them...

-DD

I've got one of those shuttles (don't know which one) and plan on making a cargo ship out of it. It's got all the parts except the two outside wings, so it's pretty cool. One thing I would like to do is replace the wheels with skid plates like most SW vehicles use. Anybody tried that?

Spyke

[Ook]

I've started my first customized figure, and need some product info. I've cut the arm off a figure and glued it in a new position. What's most appropriate to use to fill in the resulting gaps? Sculpy or what?

[Famine]

Try Sculpy, as it should do the deed.

Kevin

[Ook]

Do they sell it at Walmart/Kmart/Target?

[Famine]

I'd try an arts and crafts store, like Michaels.

Kevin

[CHEWIE]

If it's a really small hole you can usually use wood putty too.  I've done that a couple of times.

 

[Gregorbian]

I've started my first customized figure, and need some product info. I've cut the arm off a figure and glued it in a new position. What's most appropriate to use to fill in the resulting gaps? Sculpy or what?

I use Games Workshop brand 2-part putty (aka "green stuff" and "Kneadite").  I love it - it's a lot tougher than sculpey (at least in my experience) and it air dries so you don't need to cure it in boiling water or anything.