Paint it black! A LEGO 75389 Dark Falcon review
I see a grey ship and I want to paint [...]
I see a grey ship and I want to paint [...]
For many fans of the Star Wars Rebels series, the [...]
Hello! My name is Scott Bourne and I've been a [...]
The LEGO Star Wars Dagobah Jedi Training set is a [...]
LEGO's first set from Disney+ TV show The Book of Boba Fett, Boba Fett's Throne Room 75362 has some fun minifigures and toy photography options.
The Armorer’s Mandalorian Forge (LEGO Star Wars set 75319) is [...]
When it comes to LEGO I've been collecting since the [...]
Learn to build your own sky scape out of cotton wool for a diorama, and then use it for toy photography and make the Razor Crest fly.
Last year I wrote a particular blog post and asked [...]
Try using Rembrandt-style photography lighting, not on portraits but on miniature models to recreate a certain galaxy far, far away.
Don't make me destroy you, Master Over a few of [...]
Jump right into the middle of the duel between two powerful Force bearers with Tomek's review of the LEGO 75310 Duel on Mandalore set.
I was so excited when I finally got my hands [...]
Alan goes on a toy photography adventure with the long forgotten Disney Infinity Star Wars figures from the toys-to-life video game.
Dave drops some knowledge in his talk about creating an image, diorama and all, from the 2021 Toy Photographers Virtual Meet-up.
On this podcast episode, Oliver Peterson chats with toy photographer Chris Lynch, aka @chezpics66, about Star Wars, shooting outside, fatherhood and much more.
To celebrate the return of Boba Fett, I wanted to make a couple images to recreate the scene in The Mandalorian Episode 9.
LEGO Mos Eisley's buildings, vehicles and characters, including a handful who appear for the first time in minifigure form, set the stage for many hours of toy photo fun.
The I-TS Transport is an original creation, designed by Disney Imagineers for the Rise of the Resistance attraction at Star Wars Galaxy's Edge in both Disneyland and Walt Disney World.
Shortly after Jeremy Bulloch's death was announced, toy photographers went about expressing grief and admiration with images of Boba Fett.