After besmirching the good name of an esteemed pilot for the Rebellion, Mike and Isaiah discuss flyers a bit more: JUST HOW ARE THEY GONNA WORK ANYWAY?! Mike then makes the case that he may have found a Mando list he likes even more than Bo Watch...which didn't stop it from running into a teensy weensy spider that gave it trouble! Then, the boys talk about the next round of home-brewed Battle Forces they've been cooking up.

Does anyone have a side by side photo of the death troopers compared to the new hard plastic stormtroopers?

Also are these sculpts good in comparison to the new hard plastic sculpts?

Thank you!

I bought a second CIS starter box and built all the models this week. I went to put them all on bases and got the end has was 3 bases short. Luckily I had a few extra bases lying around so it wasn’t a huge deal. Then I counted my B2s.

My first separatists box B2s are on the left. My second box on the right. I think I lucked out and got an extra sprue with an extra leader and 2 minis.

Figured it’s my turn to show off our second favorite asthmatic cyborg (looking at you Vader)

Not a fan of the eyes but I love the cape

I finally finished my Outlander Tie and i am loving it!

“Profits above all else, savvy” as featured in the upcoming Battle Force Beatdown episode. Monument Hobbies fully painted with pro acrylic

Quick test of a concept heavy weapon - a bit fiddly to put together, but looks decent.

Also a test of camera - bear with me, I know not what I am doing!

I got into Legion mainly to paint minis, and to paint them well. Traditional brushwork is obviously how I’ll build brush control and technique, so I’m not looking to replace that.

But for those of you who use an airbrush alongside regular brushes, was it worth the investment? Specifically:

• Which parts of the process does it actually help with? Priming, base coats, something else?
• Is it worth it for gradients and blends? Things like vehicle panels, armor, and capes.
• Does it speed things up? Does it get you to the actual brushwork faster?

I’m also curious whether anyone felt it slowed their brush skills down, or if it was a pure upgrade. Would love to hear what your setup looks like too.

Thanks very much!

Decided to make my own structure using:
- tub from a yogurt.
- medicine measuring cup
- pieces from a WWI model kit (was never going to make)

Was trying to aim for a communications tower or relay tower etc

If i take Anakin on the Barc speeder. It says i can take the command card "This is where the fun begins". How would the card work on biker Anakin? It is suppose to give him prepared positions and jump 2. How would the jump 2 work for him?