Rosie O'Donell Lego Yoda desk : During the release of Episode I, Lego master builders built this amazing desk for the Rosie O'Donell show. It was later auctioned off for charity. |
Jedi Council Diorama : This fantastic custom was made by Joe Amaro. As you can see, Joe both customized existing figures and created new ones to make the most convincing Jedi Council I've seen to date. For more pics, including more council members, check out Joe's Custom Figures site. |
Yoda necklace : Die-hard Yoda fans willl immediately recognize this as a very authentic replica of the prop necklace Yoda wears the classic trilogy. The piece was cast in resin to give it an old, worn-out look. This great custom was made by J.C. Alcantara, and if you want to see more of his work check out his Sciences web site, which, among other things, includes a lifesize Chewbacca replica! |
Action Collection Yoda repaint : What a difference a new coat of paint can make! This fantastic custom was made by Tony DiTerlizzi. The costume was stained with diluted acrylic paint, and altered by hand-stitching. "Hair" from the Action Colleciton Wampa was added to Yoda's head to make it look more realistic. Take a look at a close-up of Yoda's face to see how much better this figure looks compared to the original. To see more of Tony's custom work, visit Rebelscum.com. Tony's also a professional artist, and you can check out his art site at DiTerlizzi.com |
Bobbing head Yoda : A very original item, made in the tradition of those amusing miniature sports' stars. Yoda was made from resin and allegedly had his head balanced on a spike to give him the characteristic head motion. |
Yoda pipe : This homemade item showed up on an on-line auction site a while back. It appears to be just a metal pipe with some hardened clay around it. Definitely one of the stranger customs ever thought up. |
Yoda in carbonite : Yes, that's right. This very original piece comes from Sci-FiCollectibles.com , which, among other things, also sells custom lightsaber replicas. |
Miniature Yoda head sculpture : Supposedly, this piece was sculpted by Angela Talbot, who designs collectible porcelain dolls for a living. I don't know about you, but seeing Yoda's head on a stick like that is kind of freaky. |
Action Collection Yoda Claus : Randy Smith made his own detailed Santa Costume for the 6" inch Action Collection Yoda, and it looks great. |
Full-size Yoda head sculpture : This detailed unpainted custom head sculpt has a very authentic look and quite nicely captures classic Yoda's wizened likeness. |
Full-size Yoda sculpture : This impressive custom lifesize statue of classic Yoda was made by Filipe Marques. Check out the great detail and impressive paint job, not to mention the authentic costume. Very nice work. |
Freeze Frame Yoda : For some reason, Hasbro didn't reissue Yoda on their new packaging with the slides, but a creative fan can make his own, as shown in this high quality custom. |
ROTJ Santa Yoda : One of the highest quality custom carded figures I've seen. Check out the detail on his costume, and the high quality cardback. Very nice. |
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ROTJ Santa Yoda : One of the highest quality custom carded figures I've seen. Check out the detail on his costume, and the high quality cardback. Very nice. |
Freeze Frame Yoda : For some reason, Hasbro didn't reissue Yoda on their new packaging with the slides, but a creative fan can make his own, as shown in this high quality custom. |
Full-size Yoda sculpture : This impressive custom lifesize statue of classic Yoda was made by Filipe Marques. Check out the great detail and impressive paint job, not to mention the authentic costume. Very nice work. |
Full-size Yoda head sculpture : This detailed unpainted custom head sculpt has a very authentic look and quite nicely captures classic Yoda's wizened likeness. |
Action Collection Yoda Claus : Randy Smith made his own detailed Santa Costume for the 6" inch Action Collection Yoda, and it looks great. |
Miniature Yoda head sculpture : Supposedly, this piece was sculpted by Angela Talbot, who designs collectible porcelain dolls for a living. I don't know about you, but seeing Yoda's head on a stick like that is kind of freaky. |
Yoda in carbonite : Yes, that's right. This very original piece comes from Sci-FiCollectibles.com , which, among other things, also sells custom lightsaber replicas. |
Yoda pipe : This homemade item showed up on an on-line auction site a while back. It appears to be just a metal pipe with some hardened clay around it. Definitely one of the stranger customs ever thought up. |
Bobbing head Yoda : A very original item, made in the tradition of those amusing miniature sports' stars. Yoda was made from resin and allegedly had his head balanced on a spike to give him the characteristic head motion. |
Action Collection Yoda repaint : What a difference a new coat of paint can make! This fantastic custom was made by Tony DiTerlizzi. The costume was stained with diluted acrylic paint, and altered by hand-stitching. "Hair" from the Action Colleciton Wampa was added to Yoda's head to make it look more realistic. Take a look at a close-up of Yoda's face to see how much better this figure looks compared to the original. To see more of Tony's custom work, visit Rebelscum.com. Tony's also a professional artist, and you can check out his art site at DiTerlizzi.com |
Yoda necklace : Die-hard Yoda fans willl immediately recognize this as a very authentic replica of the prop necklace Yoda wears the classic trilogy. The piece was cast in resin to give it an old, worn-out look. This great custom was made by J.C. Alcantara, and if you want to see more of his work check out his Sciences web site, which, among other things, includes a lifesize Chewbacca replica! |
Jedi Council Diorama : This fantastic custom was made by Joe Amaro. As you can see, Joe both customized existing figures and created new ones to make the most convincing Jedi Council I've seen to date. For more pics, including more council members, check out Joe's Custom Figures site. |
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Rosie O'Donell Lego Yoda desk : During the release of Episode I, Lego master builders built this amazing desk for the Rosie O'Donell show. It was later auctioned off for charity. |
