Purist CCC Project

As some of you have seen my nearly purist Bly and nearly purist Thire. I want to make more purist Canon Clone Commanders.
Now every fig will be showcased with a vig.

So far:


Bly


Thire


Up next is Neyo!(Vigs will be made for everyone)

And feel free to add to the topic if you have some purist canon commanders.

Well I thin they're good, so far, maybe you could add the printed stormie legs?

I've got a purist auura sing..

None of these are purist. You used CF items on all.

DarthPineapple wrote:None of these are purist. You used CF items on all.

DP is correct. Just becuase you didn't MOD anything doesn't mean that thier purist. Purist means only Lego.

Eh, no, purist means you did not mod any Lego elements.

Bah, whatever. Since I use BA and BF, I'm just gonna claim I'm a purist.

Doesn't purist in the Lego sense mean people who use strictly pure Lego?

If so, even you nimrods who use BA and stuff like that aren't purists...

Anyway, those are nice, Jens! They are abit plain though...

Yes I know they are not entirely puist. Next one will be, but I don't have a 91st trooper so it'll look plain.

Oh and I did not use any CF on Bly.

Jens wrote:
Oh and I did not use any CF on Bly.

Then what are those custom macrobinocs?

It's a black light saber bar...cut and stuck in..friction no glue whatsoever.

Jens wrote:It's a black light saber bar...cut and stuck in..friction no glue whatsoever.

But you still cut it?

Tac wrote:

Jens wrote:It's a black light saber bar...cut and stuck in..friction no glue whatsoever.

But you still cut it?

Nooo.......My dad did....Plus I said nearly purist in Bly's own topic. So I'm not lying.

Remind me... Why does anyone give two s**ts about this purist malarkey anyway? Just use whatever the hell you wanna use, whether it's completely LEGO, bought customs or your own modifications. If it sits right with you, who are we to tell you otherwise?

We on't care what choice you make, just helping him say what it rerally is, semi-purist.

But you can't be 'semi-purist'. The whole definition of 'purist' is that you don't mix with stuff you don't consider pure. If you use elements you don't consider pure (e.g. a cut bar), then you're not a purist. But really...