My brother paints, I made the cards. They pretty fun to run as a pair actually.
Challenge: Add Episode 1 ships in a way that doesn't involve the prequels. Result: Buzz and Thermal.
I loves me a good back round story. And you certainly have it. I like the paint schemes too. Very nifty adds to the Z too.
Frankly, I love clean aerodynamics and art deco lines, so I'm all over the Naboo starfighters - EXCEPT for the astromech droid. Ruins the lines. If I got a mini of them made, I'd have that part cleaned up and the astromech slot removed.
Well done and very cool execution.
Frankly, I love clean aerodynamics and art deco lines, so I'm all over the Naboo starfighters - EXCEPT for the astromech droid. Ruins the lines. If I got a mini of them made, I'd have that part cleaned up and the astromech slot removed.
That's the best part of modding, it means you can do it your way. You could always say that the "referbisher" used an internal droid brain and even then that could add a quirk or something for the individual.
Well done. I love the back story and buzz and thermals card art and abilities are really cool
When I get my Naboo N-1 from Mel's, I'm going to attempt to paint it in a racing scheme, inspired by the Reno Air Races, so it'll be like an antique race ship, used in scummy gambling contexts.
After the switch to the next generation of starfighters the Empire sold off most of its stock of aging ARCs and Y wings.
There, now all scum and rebels can have them.
I think antique starfighters should be a bigger thing in Star Wars than they are, but I guess the trouble is the prequels came second.