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So, I& #39;ll start with the basics. I used 2 Endor Capture Luke figures, 2 red Legacy Jedi Luke& #39;s, 1 vest from Jedi Luke from the Battle of Endor multipack, and 1 belt from a 3.75 Black Series Jedi Luke. Plus 2 sets of Sith Starkiller action figure legs.
Cost breakdown:
2 VC Luke& #39;s $11 (1 on clearance of $3)
2 red Legacy Luke& #39;s ($7 2 for price of one sale)
1 Black Series Luke $4
2 Starkiller figures $20
1 Battle of Endor pack $15. Total cost is under $60. Not bad.
2 VC Luke& #39;s $11 (1 on clearance of $3)
2 red Legacy Luke& #39;s ($7 2 for price of one sale)
1 Black Series Luke $4
2 Starkiller figures $20
1 Battle of Endor pack $15. Total cost is under $60. Not bad.
One advantage of the red Legacy Luke is the swappable chest plate that shows the down chest flap
For this figure, I cut off a holster from a spare Yavin Ceremony Luke figure& #39;s belt and glued it on. I tried to make the belt from a Black Series Luke fit, but it wouldn& #39;t.
With the swapped out closed chest plate.
So, how does this compare to the past VC Endor Capture Luke, and upcoming Jabba& #39;s Palace Luke?
I took a spare head from Jedi Destiny Luke and put it on the Endor Capture Luke. My next project is to swap a gloved hand for a barehanded hand for post ROTJ Luke.
Another shot, customs with the VC Luke
