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Here is a great achievement: Vieral created a version of Kit Fisto, the Jedi Master Nautolan who makes a cameo appearance in Episode II and also seen in the animated series The Clone Wars (season 3 of which is released on Blu-ray / DVD on October 19, 2011) and in the cartoon Clone Wars (Do not confuse the two ...).
A rather successful version was offered by LEGO in two sets: 7661 Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive Booster Ring (2007) et 8088 ARC-170 Starfighter (2010)
More Vieral decided to push the concept further with this custom whose head is based on epoxy glue that can be molded and which dries at room temperature. Everything was then painted to give a really realistic result to this minifigure.
However, we come to wonder if the creators of custom are not gradually pouring into the realization of minifigures that are no longer really in the LEGO universe. After all, the main characteristic of LEGO minifigs is that the resemblance to the character they play is treated in a relatively uncluttered, even sometimes caricature, way.
Obviously, when it comes to characters whose head and face have nothing human and the Star Wars universe offers a large quantity of them, their interpretation in minifig requires the design of parts that are no longer strictly speaking LEGO heads.
I remain divided between my fundamentalism relating to the original minifigs and the respect of certain aesthetic constraints and my admiration for the artistic side of certain customs. However, I am not a figurinist, I do not like these hyper detailed characters which leave the world of the toy to go towards that of the exhibition and the pure collection.
I will let you make up your own mind about this achievement by visiting Vieral's flickr gallery which also features many artistically highly evolved custom minifigs.
- cyrillebqt : Very nice little production....
- cyrillebqt : I'm not a fan of this format....
- cyrillebqt : I prefer to have bricks as gifts...
- lego man : Too bad no hood for the plane lacks realism a palm...
- LegoSeb : I have the sweeper, I miss more than the medal!!...
- LegoSeb : My children love it, great fights to come with these super...
- LegoSeb : I love SW dioramas. This one is particularly popular...
- Jocelyn : I love this diorama, I think the scene is very well represented...
- Mathieu Nuria Boyer : Minimalist: Reduced, simplified to the strict minimum. Define...
- Legoloiii : A good start to then perhaps build a diorama for...
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