Jedi Temple

Wow that mad post apocalyptic Sith looks beautiful in his own very special way.

These Necrons even exist as acton figures, but not 1/6 scale yet.
https://www.amazon.de/McFarlane-Warhammer-40-000-Warrior-Actionfigur/dp/B081J5LZVW

thanks a lot for the "how to" pics - that will help a lot!!!

1. Use of that facepool headsculpt - brilliant for the theme !
2. Light saber DIY - if I didn't know better I would have thought they were photoshopped !
3. Jedi Temple dio - less is more and just perfect ! It's not taking my attention away from the duel !

@Ephiane
Very nice picture series, as always. I really love how you used the Facepool head in the different situations. The versatility of this head is great.

The outfits, the dio and the light saber mods are also perfect!    

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the additional information on this incredible mod. The makeshift Sith (?) bald Zod looks excellent with it in his hand, and the backpack solution is great.

Thank You very much, Friends.
The Apocalyptic Guy is just for to show the idea of the " hidden electric " in a backpack. I choose him for that because of his broad shoulders. A sith / Jedi Character with a backpack of that size has to be massive....






Thanks for the " Necron" pictures Ovy. Damned....the Necron is really cool.. in my mind i can see a finished 1:6 figure of him.  another new project i never finish ?  



Oh, i made some blaster fire experiments... SW Friends, You really need this 10 $ lights . Not only for your jedis, for the bountyhunters and troopers as well...

Great looking diorama and action photos!

The blaster fire experiment worked very well. I assume this is still the same technique?

The head works better than I thought for scenes. Well spotted and implemented.

Real illumination on the lightsabers is just great. Excellent photos

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Great looking diorama and action photos!

Thanks Wolfie. I enjoy your work too.

GubernatorFan wrote:The blaster fire experiment worked very well. I assume this is still the same technique?

Thanks Gube. No, this was absolute simple. No holes to drill in small weapons. The Electric is just placed behind the figure arms. You only have to choose an camera angle where all is hidden, just not the light beam.

Valiarde wrote:The head works better than I thought for scenes. Well spotted and implemented.

Real illumination on the lightsabers is just great. Excellent photos

Thank You very much, Val. Maybe You like to give Your Mandalorian a blaster shot in that way ? That could be really great in the tatooine Set.

What a cool project. Thanks for all the background photos and detailed explanations, Ephi.

Thanks for explaining Ephiane. Still, the physical solution to create the effect work very well.

Well that's one cool looking jedi and maul, I love that you skipped photoshop and made real light sabers, that's amazing. Your post apocalyptic guy looks like a not so beat up Darth Sion in those amazing shots.

Looks great Ephiane! Thanks for sharing!

Stryker2011 wrote:What a cool project. Thanks for all the background photos and detailed explanations, Ephi.

GubernatorFan wrote:Thanks for explaining Ephiane. Still, the physical solution to create the effect work very well.

Theboo-bomb wrote:Well that's one cool looking jedi and maul,  I love that you skipped photoshop and made real light sabers, that's amazing. Your post apocalyptic guy looks like a not so beat up Darth Sion in those amazing shots.

csyeung wrote:Looks great Ephiane! Thanks for sharing!

Thank You very much, Friends. Darth Sion... have to google him. . But i really use the post apocalyptic Guy only for to show how to hide the electric in a backpack. With this figure it will work, i think.

Oh yes, I think it would work, although it might take some creative effort to integrate the battery pack into this backpack ensemble.

Hey Friends. I´m still working on figures. Some things i like to do and never finish. One of this never finish projects was a two bladed light sabre for darth maul. At last i got it. I´m working on a new fight scene and did some pictures. Very hard for a camera to do good pictures with that light sources.... i´m working on .  Oh, and i made a new Jedi. I tryed many Headsculpts that for and taked Jeremy Renner. He has a noble and kind face i think. In the next Star Wars Series he need to play the role of a Jedi.  

i really love the light sabre refection in his eyes.

Wow! That’s brilliant, Ephi. Renner as a Jedi sounds inspired. Excellent work all around.

I absolutely love your new scene and new character. Excellent work and presentation, and such effective use of your super cool lightsabers. And it strikes me as funny for a reason I cannot share here (adult), but that does not in any way detract from my appreciation of it!

Thank You very much Friends. For the two bladed light sabre i made tests before with steel and plastic pipes. Because i don´t want to ruin the real Light sabre hilt from a 400 Bucks Figure. But at the end i taked the original. The light is to strong and shine through the plastic.

Now You have to tell it to me , Gube. Come on give us a smile

I don´t stop to advertise these little lights for 10 $ a pair.

Very nice with the real glowing lightsabres! Always a joy seeing your figs and creations.

Great work, and they are very effective in the photos, which are so beautiful!!!! The first one is amazing of course, all them have a great composition and posing, and open-mouthed Maul enhanced the great story telling!

PS: Seems I missed this thread during my holiday in May. The Jedi temple looks awesome, too! Now I want my own!

Thanks for the behind the scenes. That’s brilliant work using the original lightsaber.

Ephiane wrote:Now You have to tell it to me , Gube. Come on give us a smile  

I don´t stop to advertise these little lights for 10 $ a pair.

Ok, if I can find it...
And I don't think I will ever have the skills -- or courage -- to work your electrical magic.

Valiarde wrote:Very nice with the real glowing lightsabres! Always a joy seeing your figs and creations.

Many thanks, Val. I enjoy Your work in the same way.

Diana wrote:Great work, and they are very effective in the photos, which are so beautiful!!!! The first one is amazing of course, all them have a great composition and posing, and open-mouthed Maul enhanced the great story telling!

PS: Seems I missed this thread during my holiday in May. The Jedi temple looks awesome, too! Now I want my own!

Thanks very much, Di. Hope your holiday was fine. Please do Jedi stuff to. It´s a honor for me to inspire.

Stryker2011 wrote:Thanks for the behind the scenes. That’s brilliant work using the original lightsaber.

Thanks again, Stryker. I was just inspired by your SW Works and spend hours by watch Your Jabbas Palace.  

GubernatorFan wrote:

Ephiane wrote:Now You have to tell it to me , Gube. Come on give us a smile  

I don´t stop to advertise these little lights for 10 $ a pair.

Ok, if I can find it...
And I don't think I will ever have the skills -- or courage -- to work your electrical magic.

Come on, share Your erotical lightsabre fantasies with us.  I swaer we stay friends.  I looked many times at the pictures and can´t see it.  The mod is not hard to do, just a hole inside the Lightsabre hilt.

Very cool figures, scenes and a look behind the curtain Ephi.