July 27, 2001

Since my figure will not be played with, I don't care if the arm won't turn. I just used Hot Glue Gun and attached the forearm to the arm with a slight rotation to the left.

July 27, 2001

I decided to hide the cut with Super Sculpey. Just stick some in the groove and smooth it out.

Be very carefull when you heat the Sculpey if you used Hot Glue. The heat from the Gun will soften the hardened glue and might cause the arm to fall off.

July 27, 2001

Now that we have done Hasbro's job :) We can move on to the top part of the robes. Cut out 2 mirrored pieces of Super Sculpey in the shape you see above. Kinda like a vest.

July 27, 2001

Start with one side and go all the way up the shoulder and add fold details.

July 27, 2001

Here you can see how the piece was tucked into the side beneath the arm. Make sure to blend the edges into the figures plastic or you will be able to see the added Sculpey.

July 27, 2001

Once the left side was Heat Dried, I started working on the right part of the top robe.

July 27, 2001

Once you are happy with the final sculpting, harden the Super Sculpey with your Heat Gun.

July 27, 2001

Now we are ready to paint. Again I used the same water based Acrylic colors that worked so well on mace and the other Jedi's.

I repainted the arms so that the robe was the same color from top to bottom.

The Hasbro robe color is more greenish but looking at the vhs and reference pics,