Something to do if you're bored!

[Snaketibe]

This!:

and this :-D

 

[yoda]

Great idea love to see more

 

[Pomse2001]

Looking great 8)

 

[sith-smith]

Awesome. I used to do things like that all the time. Great way to 'play' with your Star Wars toys, without actually 'playing' with them

 

[stormcab]

Hahaha, has to be done

 

[Snaketibe]

Thank you all. I'm actually most proud of Weequay's brown paper trousers!... I mean, who wouldn't be? Sadly though, I guess that might get him arrested in the wild west... for rustling.

Thank you, thank you very much... I'll get my coat! :wink:

 

[Mr. Tie]

They are perfect match for some diorama pictures 8)

 

[Jez]

I'd love both of those ships. What you have done with them is ace. Keep it up!

 

[grinchy]

that's cool, love the customised figures, whats the hooded figure on the skiff?

 

[Snaketibe]

that's cool, love the customised figures, whats the hooded figure on the skiff?

That would be my own feeble attempt at cobbling together this guy:

His name is (apparently!) Velken Tezeri, but you'll know him best as a Rancor Keeper with some black and white paper stuck on his head, some toilet paper with felt tip lines drawn on it stuck to his torso and another black piece of paper as a belt... Yes, special effects from the Blake's 7 School of Cheapness!

 

[grinchy]

Well it looks ace, bits of paper eh? gives a decent effect would never have guessed it was the rancor keeper

 

[Snaketibe]

Thanks very much. I'm hoping my own humble efforts might inspire a few others here to make their own 'quick and cheap' dioramas and post the results. I deliberately didn't spend a lot of time on these as I wanted to see what I could knock up in just a few minutes using nothing but vintage figures and whatever other materials were readily available (like the incredibly hi-tech T-shirt backdrops!)

 

[SAVORY100]

Great shots, loving the initiative on the re-clothed figures too!
Keep 'em coming!