WWII Star Wars action figure mods

Veteran Star Wars action figure modders Sillof & Glorbes have a new series of alternate Star Wars dollies: Star Wars 1942, which reimagines the lovable Star Wars people as Allied bomber crew, and sinister Nazis.

Star Wars 1942 (Thanks, Sayeth, via Submitterator!)

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Antinous / Moderator

So the one on the left is the Bear Chew.
Anonymous

He did great work and to be a bit nitpicky, the motorcycle he used is a Harley Davidson. He should’ve used a BMW, NSU, Zundapp or a DKW. Yeah, I know that a BMW would be the easiest.
peterbruells

Fusing WWII and Star Wars aesthetics? Isn’t that kind of redundant?
- I less than three mermaids
  
  Saying what he said would also be redundant… wasn’t the design already based upon a mashup of kabuki and WWII?
  
  Still, cool stuff.
- GaryG
  
  I thought that, bearing in mind the Imperial uniforms were old nazi costumes with futuristic enhancements (read: square bits of perspex stuck on).
  
  Whatever, great bit of work by S&G.
Anonymous

I think these look better:

http://www.wired.com/underwire/2010/08/star-wars-nazis/
jacques45

Don’t tell Rich Iott, he’ll buy up all of the Imperial toys for himself.
Donald Petersen

Han and Chewie, at least, have never looked better. I’d pay cash money for those.