A new Yakfinities Customizing Challenge has just launched, and the theme is Imperial Troopers.
We’ve already seen some fantastic entries so far – head on over to the forums and check them out, and even if you’ve never customized before, we invite you take part and create your own custom Imperial Trooper!
For all you customizing and photonovel fans, the next installment of The Enloe Trials is just around the corner. Rykrof Enloe is about to find himself in a position he hoped to avoid most – in the heart of the Galactic Civil War!
For some sneak previews of the next installment, click on the image above. And if you need to get up to speed on this new series, you can check out the prologue here.
Forum members Darth Daddy and Peakob1 worked together recently to create a custom group of Hondo Ohnaka’s Pirate Gang from The Clone Wars animated series, and the results are stunning! Check out this awesome project by clicking on the image above!
Would you like to have an opportunity to decide what the customizing theme will be for the next Yakfinities Customizing Challenge? As long as you’re a registered forum member, your vote could be the deciding factor – so hop on over to the forums and cast your vote by clicking here!
The Star Wars Diorama Workshop, a fixture at Star Wars Celebration events since 2002, is celebrating its tenth anniversary by producing the largest ever diorama display featuring a Return to Tatooine. But rather than just building a Mos Eisley diorama like a decade ago, this year’s version will feature the entire planet spread out over 400 linear feet of tables, and covering both the original and prequel trilogies.
Progress continues on the next installment of The Enloe Trials photonovel series, as more customs and sets are completed. The current timeline is for the next chapter to be released in July. For a sneak peak, head on over to the forums.
The current Yakfinities Customizing Challenge runs through June 30 – for more information on how you can take part and enter your own Cloud City Denizen, click here!
It’s obvious that the new Vintage Collection Grand Moff Tarkin leaves much to be desired in the esthetic arena, but if you have the tools and the talent, you can take this mediocre figure and modify him for a far better interpretation. Check out DarthMac’s WIP of TVC Tarkin 2.0
