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Just for fun part 4: Into the Star Wars!

After working on the lightsaber gimmick, I wanted to do more Star Wars inspired creations.


The R2D2 style Fright Droid.
The Darth Vader inspired Darth Clops.
Desu-Man (Death man) is a skull head.

The Fright Droid comes with a removable brain piece.
Darth Clops not only comes with the lightsaber gimmick arm, his eye is what I call GDR (Glitter Done Right) it simply means that the glitter is sealed on the inside and not sprinkled on the outside where it constantly keeps falling out.
Desu-Man is just a plain skull head but like my other creations it's over sized compared to your standard minifigure so that it really stands out!


I was definitely thinking Darth Vader when I designed this version of Desu-Man who I called Desu-Vader at the time.

I improved the head design to make the skull larger and the facial features more clear to see.


This Darth Clops is missing a horn but his mouth area I really liked so I kept.
The head has a thin slit on the crown so you can interchange his "eye design" cool concept but I decided it wasn't worth the hasselhoff if you know what I mean.


One of the earlier Cyclop heads I was working on, this one has a glow in the dark eye with GDR.

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  1. cmaxbricksFebruary 15, 2019 at 1:52 PM

    What technique do you use for the holographic torsos? Are they printed or decals?

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