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I think Finn must replace Rosh Penin. =) But the quality is truly amazing!

My favorite Roonans!!!!!1 OMG!!!! I am SOOOOO glad to see this species in Jedi Academy. It's been my favorite alien (well, one in the list) since The Phantom Menace Video game, where a group of Roonans kept Corusmall and a store in the capital of the Republic. They later returned as major figures in The Clone Wars series, as senators, a Jedi master and ordinary citizens. This model is very accurate to what we see in some of the stories. Good work!

The Daughter of Ki-Adi Mundi seems to have looked a bit different, I mean her traditional hair looks differently. But nonetheless – it's a wonderful addition!

The name should have been TR-EIGHT-OR Finn, if we have Finn here and not the popular TR-8R with the baton. I guess, some would make JB-007 trooper as well soon (the one manipulated by Rey with a Force Persuade ability).

That is interesting. Does it function the way Dragon Tool does? I simply hope it's easier to manipulate the figure.

Very beautiful, and has a true Star Wars feel to it.

Looks like a precursor to Captain Phasma, but of the Clone Wars era. Like it.

Alderaan is destroyed, and time has passed. So

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A remarkable model. I am starting to feel as if I am collecting action figures, and there is quite a lot to collect now

I just remembered two things in this regard: the game - Hunt for Rake, the other is a very good mod for Half-Life (1) - Cry of Fear. Try both.

The model of Slenderman looks as creepy as it should. 5 stars for unusual character in a Galaxy far-far away.

A Script can help deform the model to its size as in the show.

I really like the design of this map - it's spacious, with nice lights and I like the colours. This is an example, when a mapper makes his own textures and combines them wisely with the original textures from Jedi Academy (the mozaic patterns with Imperial metallic plates). The style is close to Star Wars, but yet is unique.

I would only recommend making the carpets as meshes and make a shader for them, so that they would move slowly, as if a wind is flowing into the hallways.

This is a very good model due to the fact, that Toydarians are unusual for JA animations. Yet this model fits perfectly and you have the feeling that it has always been there. The wings are animated via shader and also look impressive even by latest standards in JA. Back in early 2000s this model was a truly gift to the modders, especially the ones, who were working on missions, based on Episode I.

I also like the look of this one. =) And more interestingly, that he fits perfectly into the SP scenes despite being from a different Galaxy far-far away...

What a nice model! Not only does it show us Ahsoka at best of her years as a Jedi, but it's close to what she might have looked like aside from the series. A realistic look. Good work!

I've seen all kinds of incarnation of Kyle Katarn, this one is very close to his Dark Forces I appearance, though with a few changes. Old and really good model.

I thought of making something like that. Protocol droids are in need of such mod even more.

It would be better to use it as a crosshair for Force powers, like Force push, pull and others. I would make it more transparent though.

Just found it interesting, that the latest concept for Rebels includes this hilt as well.

It works in JA if you add the necessary missing model to the base folder of the game. In case of ladders however, you will have to use cheats, otherwise the game crashes. I never tried ladders in JO mapping, how does it look like anyways? I mean, was there any kind of animation, etc?

Too bad they removed this stuff from JA

I have no longer JO installed, though at one point I enjoyed it much better. Too bad the game says, one blaster md3 is missing, so I can't start the mission.

Not too much of a fight here, but not bad at all. I like the visual likeness of the Yavin architecture. One puzzle was a bit tricky due to jumping, but I would recoomend making them more complicated. =) Waiting for Part 2 now.

Unusual and unorthodox. I really like this model, because it presents so many opportunities to create even more characters. One would exactly, as the author says - help making a new NPC, who stole the helmet. You can also use this one to make a bounty hunter, which formerly served the Empire. Or someone from the Episode VII era, who found an old dirty helmet and uses it to protect himself from the enemies.

At first, I thought, that there actually was such a character in JA and this model replaces him. In fact such guy was seen in one of the mods for JO or JA.

Very nice addition.

I remember this series. Good to see someone else wants to revive the memory of those old adventures of He-man.

I also thought, that the original JA model is better for this kind of skin: it has fewer details and "holes" which distort the new details of Episode VII helmet. However I agree with other Users: until the film we have no idea, how other parts of armor look like.