Han Solo: this figure was made from a 2012 Movie Heroes Han torso, and a
1995 Power of the Force 2 Han Solo head. He did not liked the muscular body, but
the other had worse head so combining the two seemed to be a good idwa.
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The same is true for Luke and Lando, too.
Luke Skywalker: torso: 1999 Power of the Force 2, Head: 1998 Power of the Force Bespin Gear
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Lando Calrissian: torso: 2004 Star Wars saga Series, head: 1997 Power of the Force
2 The heads are better in the '97 Power of the Force wave, says Csaba, but these
body builder torsos are ridiculous. The later waves had much realistic torsos,
but there, I did not liked the heads. However, keep in mind, that is only my
opinion. - he commented.
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Cad Bane: this is a 2010 Clone Wars deluxe line with Prate Speeder Bike
figure, which had not got a coat. So I made a custom cape from a vintage Bib
Fortuna dressing the bounty hunter in it. (UPDATE! -)
Bane was much taller than Obi-wan. Both figures was quite tall, so I could slice
down Bane's leg right above his boots, cut down a bit from his leg, and stick
back the boots.
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Zittaasabba: This is a Revenge of the Sith Wookie
Flyer with Wookie Warrior figure upper body, and a plain Wookie Warrior lower
body combination. The Wookie Flyer needs a sitting pilot figure, but I wanted to
have him standing normally. So I used one of my Wookie Warriors,
(I have plenty of them) so to have a better lower body. He van sit in his helicopter
after the custom works, too. I found data somewhere about a so called Zittaasabba,
who was the most famous wookie pilot in the battle of Kashyyyk, so in my
collewction he IS Zittaasabba.
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Jango Fett: I replaced his head. The torso is a 2007 30th Anniversary Collection figure,
which can be undressed (the poncho, chest armor, and legplates can be removed),
however the head wasn't realistic. So I got a 2002 Kamino Escape figure,
which has a perfect head. The two head was totally different, one was fix, the
other had ball joint, so I couldn't just stick it there, because it didn't let
the figure undressed. So this part needed a serious custom work, and now the
figure has a great head which can be turned around, and you can still change its
armors.
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Tanus Spijek and J'Quille: They are from the 2002-2004 Saga I, series.
The two figures have almost the same torso, only their heads were different. So
they are the same tall, which is not good, Tanus is too tall, J'Quille is too
small. So I cut down their legs, and sliced a bit down from Tanus's, which was
great to implant this part into J'Quille's leg. Their heights are good now. All
I had to do was to paint the new part to match J'Quille's color.
( - Update ends)
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Coleman Trebor: here I replaced the hands. A 2003 Star Wars Saga figure
were built on a 2009 Legacy Collection Geonosis Arena Showdown figure. The first
one had a grotesque torso, the later had a small hand in my opinion. So I
combined the two, and put a nice Jedi cloak on him.
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Written, commented and translated by: Norbert Rostas
