The dialogue between your customs always makes me giggle like a schoolgirl.  tee-hee!

I like the scheme on the Commando, very good use of existing lines to give it a new look.  The Kal takes the cake, though.  I always thought he'd be a tad shorter than the commandos, and the head is a great choice.  What head is that?

With creative cutting, you can just modify the existing shoulderpads, thus keeping the articulation.  Here's one I did that with and it looked ok.



More of that one can be found here.

I'm in the same boat as you, Ennis.  Then again I'm confused the majority of the time....

Nice redo on that Rykrof, btw.  I like, I like...

Oooh I love that tank!  It looks like a modified Warthog/Night Rhino, but barely.  Easily one of the coolest troop transport/tanks I've ever seen.  Was it the RC troop transport?  21st Century vehicles are, imo, the best 1:18 military toys ever made, and you turned this into a thing of beauty.

I just use a big fish and tackle box for most of my stuff.  It's made by Plano, and is similar to this one.  I found mine at Wal-Mart, and I got a smaller one a while back from Target, so they're everywhere.  The removeable trays are great because you can set the dividers where you want for longer parts.

You probably have a lot more fodder than I, so it might be better to get one of those big red Craftsman tool carts at Sears.   

I like most of the Jedi and the new "Clone Jedi" looks good.  501st clones look great in the darker blue color you used for them, it makes them look more intimidating.

Aayla's hands and lower legs look too bulky for her otherwise thin frame.  The skirt on her does de-emphasize the knee and calf armor, but to me it still stands out too much.  Her hands look almost bigger than her head. 

For the lower legs, the Saga AOTC clone pilot's might look more proportional as they are thinner, but that would require some cutting and drilling, and articulation would require even more work.  The hands could be substituded with ones from just about any Saga AOTC clone, excluding the super articulated.  Again though, more work might be required to connect the two.

Barring that, I would at least sand down the armored legs to make them look more like her legs were underneath that armor.

I painted them freehand, but mine aren't near as good as Ripley's, which can be found here, at the bottom of the page.