Fan Made: Steampunk 'Return of the Jedi' Figures
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Not too long ago we featured a group of Steampunk Star Wars figures created by Sillof's Workshop. Well, yesterday Cinematical reader Jeff pointed out that Sillof had finished a Return of the Jedi line of figures, and, well, as you can see they're pretty damn cool. Above you'll find figures for Jabba the Hutt, slave Princess Leia, Salacious Crumb and Bib Fortuna. (Is it just me, or does this Jabba look straight out of a Guillermo del Toro flick?) Other characters in this set include an Ewok (who kinda looks like a smaller Wookiee -- which is funny since, originally, the forest full of Ewoks was supposed to be full of Wookiees), the Emperor, Imperial guards, Admiral Ackbar and a pimped-out Luke Skywalker. Check out a few images, along with other Steampunk Star Wars figures and drawings, in the gallery below.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-09-2008 @ 6:36PM
Roy said...
I would love to see this style realized as a movie or a animated cgi or something. It will never happen, but Lucas should pick up on this and develop it. This goes back to the original concept art. These steampunk figures are better than the prequel movies!
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10-11-2008 @ 1:45PM
da villain said...
whats with the new label steam punk? what the fuck does that even mean and why is everyone using it now. it pisses me off so much, it doesnt make any sense. and even if it did, its stupid.
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10-13-2008 @ 3:01PM
precocious_pariah said...
Wow. I'm amazed when people mindlessly criticize something they know nothing about, even while admitting they know nothing about it. Why even waist your time with a post? There's a Steampunk article on Wikipedia - it would take a whole ten minutes to read. Anyway, these figures rock. I would say this is one of the more clever iterations of the Steampunk theme I've seen in a while. Nice job.