A snowman (not actually from the Star Wars universe) wearing Antoc Merrick’s (from yesterday) rebel star fighter helmet. Nice printing on the helmet and snowman face.
That’s it for this series. I think my favorite was probably the tie-fighter although I also enjoyed cloud city and and the landspeeders. This is a pretty great theme for micro-builds.
Antoc Merric is a character from Rogue One with a killer mustache.
We’re definitely getting off track with this one – a Christmas Tree version of a moisture collector. This is the business that Luke’s uncle was in on Tatoonie: extracting water from the atmosphere.
Back to classic Star Wars vehicles with the speeder bike, famous from the Return of the Jedi chase scene.
A Zeta Class Shuttle features in Rogue One. The wings fold up for parking in a shuttle bay, you know, like the mirrors on a high-end Hyundai.
Why the empire would make a heavier, bigger version of the hopelessly top-heavy and easily defeated AT-AT when anti-grav technology exists is never made clear.
The Tie Fighter is one of the iconic Star Wars ships. This is the Force Awakens version (it has the red bit on the side). FN-2199 and Poe escape in one. Remember to undo the thingy.
Guavian Security Soldiers (you usually see them in packs) are part cyborg, and I’m gonna have a wild guess that the cyborg part is their head. They turn up in the Force Awakens, and will be familiar from yesterday’s video of the Rathta.
When you’re applying for a job, and the title is “Death Trooper“, you really need to be asking yourself, “Are we the baddies?“. The Death Troopers are the elite stormtroopers from Rogue One.
If you ever take off a stormtrooper’s helmet, you get the feeling they’re not really enjoying their job. They all seem to have this somewhat pained expression. In fact, their uncomfortable look inspired the first post on this blog.
Beam 'n' Pin 