I could slap her on my dashboard and watch her head bobble around for hours.

For those making two part molds for helmets this tutorial will help.
Now the tutorial is not on making molds for helmets specificly, but will help give ideas.
Dan Perez Studios molding and casting tutorials

If you dont have a pressure pot, just use the air vents ideas mentioned in the tutorial using toothpics glued to small areas to allow air to squeeze out.

Depending on the RTV rubber used, sometimes before pouring the mold, use a old paint brush to make sure small crevaces are filled with mold material and air bubbles on the surface are removed before pouring. I found with my helmet casts this saves alot of hassles and makes sure molds work great first time arround. (This again is for those who dont have a pressure pot.)

Also a technique to use if making latex molds of head casts, make small cuts with an exacto knife in the location of the nose, chin, ears or any other part that might suffer air bubble problems. Make sure it is a small clean cut with a sharp exacto. When pouring casting resin it helps push the air bubbles out, and if its a small incision the casting resin should not leak out. I have been doing this for a while with alot of success.

As someone who has been using Rubber Urethane RTV for the last year, who has now started using silicone rubber, honestly, save the hassle and be patient and get the right stuff for the job. I am a horribly impatient person. I went the route of getting anything I could to start molding and casting right away and it was not only way more expensive in the long run but caused far far more frustration than it was worth. Check out Smooth-Ons distributer links. In many cases there is a company that can ship the stuff faster and cheaper than ordering it directly from the store. (Or the other mold making companies mentioned in this thread.)
Though if you MUST have something right away, another store you can check and see if its in your area is TAP plastics. Its not the greatest, but its out there. Their casting resin sucks for anything other than prototype work.

Well enough of my rambling on the subject... 

Not sure about their project but the rumor is that the guys from it are going to be in costume at SDCC. Though sadly I wont be able to go. Maybe someone going could ask them in person about the status of the projects.

I just got a Instant Message at RS. Someone there is emailing me some more pics. When I get them, I will post them in this thread!

This is really cool!
I would really like to make a diarama like this, but my cat is resourceful and will find a way to destroy it... either as a scratching post or try jumping on it, knocking it down.... oh well.
Great work!
Now all you need is a Ki-Adi Mundi full of blaster holes in the middle of the diarama!

Sorry I had not popped over here to mention that I figured out who it was.
It was Jonnyboomboom from over at RS. I had trouble finding the post again because it was an old thread, but feel stupid as I overlooked that he had posted the link for me in the ImperialCommandos.com thread that was at RS...hehehe. (I have not had much sleep lately...thats my excuse and I am sticking to it...)
You are right, it was the Cobra Mountain playset.

I will try to repost the links people found at the other sites, so that those here that are interested can have access to the pics as well.

Thank you thank you thank you!
That first one in particular is one I really wanted!
Now I can get started on it and some alternatives!
Much appreciated!

I will indeed contact Sithfire about this to see if he has anymore.
I tried an email of one of the guys involved with ImperialCommandos but the email was no longer valid...oh well..