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Ok, so my daughters believe themselves to be Jedi padawans (my work is clearly done on that one!) and they wanted to play Star Wars Miniatures. Of course they wanted to be able to play Ahsoka Tano from the Clone wars movie, but no fig has yet been made. So I decided to make them one.
Here is the finished product:


And from the back:


This is the model that I started from, D&D Minis Underdark 053 Sting Of Lolth


This is how she looked after the conversion but before the painting:


And I also made a custom card using the Jedi Padawan rules for her:

may the force be with you and your young-lings

Thats cool!

I think I'll stick with 40K.

Nice work. Maybe she should get some more rules, some sinergy with Anakin or something like that.

The rules for the new fig coming out in the next set can be found here. Once we get the new fig we will be upgrading

Nice work!

OK, so last week I tried a game of Star Wars Minis with my daughters using this mini and a few others. They had a blast. I jumped in with both feet right away, and wrote a three-episode campaign to start them off right. We played the second episode tonight. The amazing thing is, they seem to be able to relate to this better than HeroClix; they have both demonstrated much more aggressive playstyles and have managed to beat me in both games we have played so far. Hopefully tomorrow afternoon or evening we will play Episode 3 of the Tatooine Campaign, and then we can move on to the Cholgana Campaign. Of course, I have to buy a few odds and ends for that, as well as build a new set of cardstock scenery, but its all for a good cause

Doesn't she hold her saber in a reverse grip? Otherwise that's some nice work.