Mace's Posse Virtual Diorama
"In the name of the Galactic Senate of the Republic, you are under arrest, Chancellor." With those words, Mace Windu and his fellow Jedi ignite their lightsabers. This is one of the coolest looking scenes in the Episode III trailer and it is recreated here with the respective action figures. Mace Windu (#10), Saesee Tiin (#30), Agen Kolar (#20) , and Kit Fisto (#22) show off their versatility and posability. Cloth robes from SAGA's Pilot Obi-Wan Kenobi figure and VOTC's Ben Kenobi figures completes the look. Some notes about this recreation:
--Each figure was shot separately and then added together in Photoshop.
--Tape was used on the robes on Mace and Agen to keep them from flaring out too much.
--The Agen Kolar figure cannot physically be in this pose; I had to disconnect his right arm at the elbow to get a pose close to what is seen in the movie.
--The background is made up of several different frames from the trailer and pieced together in Photoshop.
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