This is my model of Jabba's Bantha II Cargo Skiff. This was used to transport the prisoners Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Chewbacca to the middle of the Dune Sea, where they were to be thrown into the mouth of the Sarlacc.
Recently, I decided to model and print the Ubrikkian Landspeeder 9000 Z001 in 1/12 scale. I have been doing a lot of Tatooine stuff lately, and with Haslab releasing the Cantina, I thought it would be a good idea. This "speeder" has always intrigued me, because we only ever see it once. It is the round thing with bubble windows sitting outside the Mos Eisley Cantina, and we only get to see it from one angle.
This is my Lars Homestead Diorama piece that I am printing for my display shelf. In my opinion, it is one of the most iconic locations in all of Star Wars, and is the location of several scenes throughout the Star Wars movies and shows. This is another multiformat project, utilizing FDM printing for the large parts, and resin printing for the details and extras.
This is my Docking Bay 94 Entrance diorama. I initially designed it for 6" action figures, but it will be releasing it for 3.75" as well. I designed this mostly just to get some more experience using sculpting for texturing buildings and landscapes and stuff.
This is the Tatooine Greeblies pack I created for a diorama I am working on. I made 2 different storage boxes, 1 open crate, a 2-part storage barrel, a wall antenna and a Cantina sign. I was inspired to make them by the rich detail items seen in the various movies and shows that take place on the Tatooine.
I modeled the Moisture Vaporator for a Tatooine diorama I'm working on. I need a bunch of background parts and greeblies, so I started with the moisture vaporator. This is based on the moisture vaporators seen in the Mandalorian series. The vaporator consists of 6 or 7 parts, depending on which variation you build. One variant has the spinner directly attached and printed on top, and the other has the spinner printed separate from the top with tiny holes, so you can use a section of .5mm brass wire to support the spinner.
This is my model of the E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster. You can configure it in 1 of 2 ways. The weapon made its first appearance in Empire Strikes Back. In that movie, the power cable ran from the power cell to the bottom center of the tripod. The Mandalorian included several more appearances of the E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster. In that show, they changed it to have the power cable mount to the bottom back of the barrel itself. This was so that Din Djarin could pull it off the tripod and wield it manually.
This is my model of the Lars Tragedy. This occurred on the Lars Homestead in 0 BBY. The Empire attacked the Lars Homestead looking for R2-D2 and C-3PO. Luke Skywalker was away with Ben Kenobi and the droids, but realized the Jawas would lead the empire to his home, so he left Ben Kenobi with the droids and raced home only to find the charred remains of his home and family.
This is the GNK Droid from the Lars Homestead as seen in A New Hope. It's only in the movie for like 3 seconds, but it's unique from other GNK Power Droids in the movies. I modeled it for my Lars Homestead Diorama. This is a multi-part print designed to be super-glued together. Several parts are very fragile and require care when slicing. The Sensors have a thin cable between the 2 side boxes and the Light has a short thin tube that connects to a hole in the top of the tank.
The Sith Probe Droid model was created by me back in Feb of 2023. I modeled, printed and painted the probe droids quickly. I even bought some 3mm dia clear acrylic rods to use as stems, and then I lost steam trying to come up with a base stand. There were 5 different stands I made, but I hated all of them. They were all individual stands, and all basically just variations on the Sith emblem.