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Fan Art / Re: Art of the Sith's Herald
« on: January 17, 2007, 01:47 PM »
This is a piece I started working on a few weeks ago, after finishing the book, Darth Bane, Path of Destruction.  It is of Darth Bane and his new apprentice Rain (later to become Darth Zannah) looking out upon an uncertain future for the Sith.



I also finished a non-SW project for a friend in early December.


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Fan Art / Re: Art of the Sith's Herald
« on: January 17, 2007, 01:44 PM »
Wow, it's been a while since I was in here.  Very busy Holidays.

I'm not currently taking any classes.  Years ago, in high school, I clashed with the teacher becasue all he taught was copying images and still life.  "If you can't see it, you can't draw it"  Whatever.

So, aside from some technique, I am primarliy self taught.

I have done customs of many of my characters.

Jedi Master Jacoby Bardonna


Jedi Knight Jorden Farseer


Dutchabeen


Tat Argota

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Star Wars Action Figures / Re: Customs by Sith's Herald
« on: January 17, 2007, 01:34 PM »
My final new post of the day...

I assembled all of the figures I have customized or embellished in some way for a group shot.


I got to counting and came up with almost 80.  I realize there are customizers out there who have hundreds, but I thought it was a significant number.  I counted and these customs make up just over 10% of my displayed collection!

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Star Wars Action Figures / Re: Customs by Sith's Herald
« on: January 17, 2007, 01:13 PM »
I also got a droid kick recently.  Here are the results.

The first is an Imperial Surgeon Droid.


Next, I took a plain old Gonk and weathered him up a bit.



I think the base for this one came in a Spy Kids pack.  This little guy is a low cost starship maintenance droid.  He is equipped to climb all over rough terrain (like the outside of vessels like the Falcon), and has several interchangable tools and grippers for specific tasks.




This next one is a sentry droid, programmed to patrol estates of the wealthy, and deal with unauthorized visitors.  They are not an uncommon sight in some of the high level apartment building of the Coruscanti elite.
 


This is a courrier droid, common in the halls of the senate.  Whether in the Old Republic, the Empire, the New Republic or the Galactic Alliance, representatives require a quick, discreet method for sending messages to aides and others.  This droid is equiped with encryption enabled holorecording equipment, advanced high voltage anti-tamper measures, and can easily scale walls in order to scurry over the throngs of people in the senate's corridores.




Whether on a construction site or in a busy spaceport, there is always a need for a medium duty labor droid.  This model is in the same capability class as the popular ASP series, but posseses a higher level processor, so can handle more complicated tasks.



And finally, my favorite, an antique Astromech.  This model is the same vintage of the R-1 series, with similar capabilities (and limitations).  The manufacturer of this model was simply outmarketed by Industrial Automaton.  In fact, IA later stole part of this models upper torso profile when designing the head for their R5 series. If you look close, you will see Bith horns and a guitar string used on this guy.




Thanks and let me know what you think!

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It's been a while. but I worked on quite a few new pieces around the holidays.

The first is Darth Vader.  I was not happy with the 'Sith Eyes' hasbro was able to come up with, so I embellished.


Next is a group of Jawas.  I weathered the cloaks and added some detail to the belts n stuff.


I was digging through old parts and came across a Yoda.  Even though all three members of his species that we have seen have been Jedi Masters, I figure there must be some more out there.  This one is a diminutive commando type.




I also was not happy with the General Kenobi that came in the battle pack, so here's my take.



Let me know what you think!

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Excellent, bot the wokling and the other three!  What do you use for sculpting material?  I'm guessing Super Sculpey or something similar?

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Star Wars Action Figures / Re: EUCustomMan's figures (jawa children)
« on: September 28, 2006, 03:46 PM »
Excellent work!  I really like the one that is sitting.

The only critique I would make is to either thin out or round off the front edge of the hoods so it does not look like the material is so thick.  Very miron stuff though.  Great job!

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Collections / Re: The Sith's Herald's collection
« on: September 28, 2006, 03:41 PM »
That's nearly always the first question when people see the room in person.  "Who dusts it?"

Well, I've been in the house 2 1/2 years.  I've reorganized/expanded the shelving twice.  Things have been fully dusted each time, so I guess I do it about once a year.  If I keep the room to the door closed when not in use. dust is not as much of a problem.  There are, however, tiny spiders everywhere...  or maybe their tiny B'omar monks?

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Collections / Re: The Sith's Herald's collection
« on: September 26, 2006, 01:58 PM »
Thanks.  I had collected many of the original Micro Machines.  My little brother had collected almost all of them.  He's 10 years my junior.  When he turned 20 he declared that he was too old to collect toys so he gave me all of his.  That included most of the Micro Machines, plus it gave me a lot of army builders and a box of custom fodder.

I built the three sabers from original designs.

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Collections / Re: The Sith's Herald's collection
« on: September 21, 2006, 12:22 PM »
Thanks!

Most fo the vintage peices were from when I was a kid.  The ones I used for customs were either no longer valuable or double that I have picked up over the years.

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Fan Art / Re: Art of the Sith's Herald
« on: September 13, 2006, 03:14 PM »
Hey, thanks everyone!  I appreciate the comments.  I actually have desings in mind for two new vessels, and about 20 other character drawings I want to complete.  I have one other project to finish up first though.

Angry_Ewok, I guess I have to agree.  I tend to like my results better in pencil.  In all fairness, the four digital pieces you see here are my first four, so I'm really still finding my way into that medium.

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Fan Art / Art of the Sith's Herald
« on: September 8, 2006, 11:47 AM »
Hi all,

I addition to collecting and customizing toys, I'm also a bit of a fan artist.  With a young family I don't get as much time as I would like to draw (especially this summer) but here are a few of my pieces.

The Sith's Herald




The Rayven




The Kindred Spectre




The Eventide




The Where Credit's Due  (Designed on a request)




Vourren Starfighter




Evolved TIE (Designed on a request)




I-Wing (Designed on a request)




Sith Fighter (Designed on a request)




O-Wing Mark 2




O-Wing Mark 7




Jedi Master Jacoby Bardonna




Jedi Knight Jorden Farseer




Darth Temptuous




Jedi Master Trouper Siralos




Dutchabeen




Tat Argota




You can see the rest of my online art here.   Enjoy.  Feedback and constructive criticism is welcome!

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Collections / The Sith's Herald's collection - 2011 Update
« on: September 8, 2006, 11:10 AM »
Hi all,

I'm pretty new in here.  I've posted my customs in that thread.  Here is my collection.  Enjoy!

(5/8/08 Edit:  I took the old links out since many were broken)

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Star Wars Action Figures / Re: Customs by Sith's Herald
« on: September 8, 2006, 08:47 AM »
Hi again,

 On Brent-S's urging, I am posting actual pics of a few of my personal favorites rather than just the link.

Omega Squad Commando with black Katarn armor


Kirtan Loor


R5


Amanin Headhunter


Commander Thire


Montross


Princess Kneesa


Assassin Droid


Lt. Beroodo


Kap Dendo


Jedi master Dooku


Darth Omen


I will also be posting new pics of my collection up in that thread.  Thanks!

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Star Wars Action Figures / Re: Customs by Sith's Herald
« on: August 22, 2006, 09:04 AM »
Thanks all!  I appreciate the feedback.

and for Jediknight760071, the Montross recipe...

Let's see, if I recall, it was the 300th figure Boba Fett torso.  Djas Puhr (sp?) legs and holsters, one arm was from Dr. Grant from Jurassic Park, and the other arm was from the kid with the hang glider from JPII.  I also used his head as a place holder becasue it fit nicely inside the Jango helmet.

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