Again, not the end-all of tutorials, but hopefully it'll help a beginner or two. 

As always, feel free to append and add advice, etc.

               

Nice job Star Wars-ifying the Joe parts, both from a structural and painting perspective they look good. 

Thanks Noodle.

I'm not sure about the paintjob.  I can't decide between the Hasbro, Darkhorse Comics, or Wizards of the Coast scheme.  I may make one of them red, or both blue......I just don't know yet. 

Hehe, are you talking about Melkor, or Sauron?

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Uh, those aren't Milan's customs that I linked to...but they are amazing.   

His head looks great - nice and grizzled, like a hardened vet.  The paintjob reminds me of Chewie's work, very well done.  Using the static Maul legs would've never occurred to me, and they go really nicely with the rest of the body.

Though I thought I'd never see the day, death star gunners are warming the pegs at my local Target and Walmart.