Shaak Ti is in fact a complicated character: Survivor of the Battle of Geonosis, she dies multiple times to the rhythm of films, cut scenes, animated series and video games (Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and LEGO Star Wars The Complete Saga) and dropped the idea of ​​whether she ultimately died or not ...

All this to tell you that Omar presents us with a new bust that comes to join the impressive series characters already created ... We like it or not, I like it a lot.

This is enough to occupy you five minutes by going for a ride in this incredible version of the Funhouse of the Joker imagined by Brickbaron that I advise you to discover on the video (very well done) below rather than going directly to the flickr gallery of its creator.

You will discover that this exceptional diorama contains many animated scenes and that it almost feels like a cartoon ... I do not often go to the end of the YouTube videos, but there I enjoyed until the end.

It's bust time! Here is Kit Fisto, the surviving Jedi of the Battle of Geonosis subsequently zigzagged by Palpatine / Sidious.

Omar Ovalle here makes good use of the parts which form the tail in particular Sand green of the Dewback of the set 4501 Mos Eisley Cantina.

At LEGO, two minifigs on the counter for Kit Fisto, the first in 2007 in several sets (7661, 8088 and a pack of magnets), the second in 2012 in the set 9526 Palpatine's Arrest (Scene of the zigouillage in order of all the troops coming to arrest the Chancellor).

VanTim offers us a delightful modification with this AT-TE from the 75019 set released this summer, powered by a Power Functions XL motor and a Power Functions M motor.

The result is amazing, the machine moves in a smooth and coordinated way and the video below will confirm that the implementation carried out by VanTim remains relatively discreet.

If like me you immediately thought of the motorized AT-AT official LEGO version of the set 10178 Motorized Walking AT-AT released in 2007, you will agree that in terms of fluidity of movement, VanTim has done a lot better than the manufacturer, and that's saying something ...

A little nod to BaronSat with this interpretation of the legendary toy produced by Kenner in the 80s: TheImperial Troop Transport also called Imperial cruiser.

This vehicle, never seen in the Star Wars saga and invented from scratch by the toy manufacturer, finds a new relevance with its presence confirmed in the next animated series Star Wars Rebels, and by extension, probably one day or another in the LEGO Star Wars range (See this article).

For those nostalgic for this vehicle (and others), other views are to be discovered in the flickr gallery by BaronSat.