Gamorrean Grinch is excellent, nice idea. Good work on the Tonnikas, too.

very cool Christmas Yoda. He'll go well with Gammy Grinch. Nice work, Jim.

Your X-Mas Yoda & Gam Guard Santa's are awesome Jim

Plisnithus7 wrote:

AKA: AP-2 or Imperial Assault Platform 2 Attack Droid

And I thought my mandalorian with the kick ass cannon in his jet pack was badass this guy rocks

the Santa Yoda and Gam guard are cool so are the vehicles great work my friend

Marco J wrote:

Jim, you did it again, that is an awesome vehicle!!  

On what missions was the Imperial Snubfighter typically used?

Sorry, I missed seeing your question here, Marco.
This is a vehicle and pilot of my own design, my thought of an imperial answer to an X-Wing or A-Wing.

Thanks, Jim!

The Christmas Yoda is looking great.

There are a set of books by Ian Doeschercalled William Shakespeare's Star Wars.
http://www.amazon.com/William-Shakespeares-Star-Trilogy--34-inch/dp/1594747911/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1420239533&sr=8-1&keywords=shakespeare+star+wars+boxed

I've started making a set of figures based off of the illustrations...

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"I am the very model of a Mon Calamari general..."

Plisnithus7 wrote:

Love the new customs this one is great as well as fitting for the little bugger lol

I like the 6" Black Series Tzizvvt. Looks very cool. Did you use non SW figure parts or an actual 6" Black figure like Luke Bespin?

The William Shakespeare SW customs are really cool That's a great custom idea and a lot of fun.

Artoo_Detour wrote:

I like the 6" Black Series Tzizvvt. Looks very cool. Did you use non SW figure parts or an actual 6" Black figure like Luke Bespin?

The William Shakespeare SW customs are really cool  That's a great custom idea and a lot of fun.

Tzizvvt was a Luke Bespin with his head popped off. I added a sculpted head (it has slight articulation) and walrusman flipper hands over his regular hands (like the recent Ponda Boba so he can still hold his blaster). I added some "warts" over his body and then painted it.

The Shakespeare figures have been really fun. My local comic store guy told me our local retro-theater was supposed to be hosting a reading of the SW Shakespeare books (hasn't happened yet), but I do have more figures on the way: R2, 3PO, and Fett are near completion; Luke, Leia, Vader, Tarkin, stormtrooper, Lobot, and Bib have been started; I'm bidding on a cheap Jabba too.

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The Shakespeare customs are awesome

Salacious and Ackbar are my favs

These Shakespeare customs are fantastic. Keep them coming. Are these based of illustrations in the Shakespeare star wars books? I haven't gotten any of them, but saw them at target a while back and came close. I thumbed through it, but didn't have time to really look at all the illustrations closely. There is no way I would read it (it was bad enough when I was in school and our teacher made us read and write reports on the Shakespeare stuff).

trappedtexan wrote:

These Shakespeare customs are fantastic.  Keep them coming.  Are these based of illustrations in the Shakespeare star wars books?  I haven't gotten any of them, but saw them at target a while back and came close.  I thumbed through it, but didn't have time to really look at all the illustrations closely.  There is no way I would read it (it was bad enough when I was in school and our teacher made us read and write reports on the Shakespeare stuff).

Yes, they are from the books, but as a former English teacher (in Texas btw) I enjoy the bard.