Star Wars Legion: (3D Printed) Ewok Skirmishers

Star Wars Legion: (3D Printed) Ewok Skirmishers

More Legion-proxy models today. We have a bit of a mass of Ewoks that I 3d printed as a bit of an experiment. You see, as well as Flippy the FDM the printer works for tanks and terrain and larger scale things, it doesn’t do quite so well for detailed humanoid miniatures in 28mm or so. I know there are a lot of people out there that are happy with how they come out, but the FDM print quality for normal minis isn’t quite up to the standard I’m happy with, especially given my existing backlog of metal, plastic & resin miniatures.

Star Wars Legion: (3D Printed) Ewok Skirmishers

Ewoks on the other hand, well, they’re just kinda small and fuzzy. How do you paint them? (If you’re not one of those people who for whatever weird reason won’t use techniques like drybrushing and washing.) Well, by drybrushing and washing.

Star Wars Legion: (3D Printed) Ewok Skirmishers

So I printed a whole pile of Ewoks just before Christmas, cleaned them up (all those supports!) in January and painted them. They turned out ok, so I cleaned even more and did the same again. We have 18 of the little ̶b̶a̶s̶t̶a̶r̶d̶s̶ fellow here – which in Star Wars Legion terms is three units of Ewok Skirmishers for the Bright Tree Village force, differentiated (if need be) by three different overall fur tones – and I’ll probably print some more in the future when a couple of other projects are out of the way.

Star Wars Legion: (3D Printed) Ewok Skirmishers

Apparently I also need Trapper Ewoks and Axe Ewoks for these units as well, so let’s hope they come out ok (the archers, they didn’t print well). To wrap up, here’s the little horde of Ewoks around their Golden God!

Star Wars Legion: (3D Printed) Ewok Skirmishers, C-3PO

As with everything else posted recently, these figures were all were indeed cleaned up and based in January so they count towards Anne’s 2026 Miniature Assembly Challenge, and since they were printed in mid-December they (just) qualify for Dave Stone’s Paint What You Got Challenge 25-26.

The Protocols of Power – Star Wars Legion: C-3PO, 0-0-0, K-27 & Power Droid/Gonk Droid 3D prints

Star Wars Legion: C-3PO, 0-0-0, K-27 & Power Droid/Gonk Droid 3D prints

This post was to be called either “Protocols of Power” or “Power of Protocol”. I went with the former since the protocol droids (C-3Po models) are official Star Wars Legion models.

Star Wars Legion: C-3PO, 0-0-0, K-27

3PO and 0-0-0 aren’t to be confused with the Star Wars Imperial Assault figures I posted recently, I painted the 3POs at the same time, but I only painted 0-0-0 this past weekend. I’d just gotten the second two Gonk droids painted, and then decided I should paint one of the other Protocol droids beyond 3PO. After a bit of googling I decided on K-27, which is a protocol droid that was on Kashyyk (the Wookie planet) according to a short story in some magazine.

Star Wars Legion: C-3PO, 0-0-0, K-27

Good enough for me. This left me with one more of them to paint, so I thought “ah well, what the hell?” and painted it as 0-0-0, who we met in that previous droid post last week. These two additional droids give us options for running a second 3PO, or more likely a “3PO” in a Republic force, or a “3PO” in an Empire force. or just using them as thematic terrain (droids running around) or even as objective markers.

Star Wars Legion: Power Droid/Gonk Droid 3D prints

These “Gonk” droids are 3d prints. I printed one of them alongside a bunch of other stuff and thought it turned out really quite well, so I printed two more. This meant I had to paint it, so I naturally painted it in the colour scheme of the classic Kenner Star Wars figure “Power Droid”, which I owned as a kid. Obviously, one C-3Po and one Gonk wasn’t enough models to have in a post by themselves, so I painted the other two and got them finished this past weekend. The brown one is loosely based on another Gonk figure, probably one from the famous RotJ scene, and the other that I just made up and added a couple of Star Wars-esque stripes to.

Star Wars Legion: Power Droid/Gonk Droid 3D prints

There are no rules for Gonk Droids in Legion as far as I am aware, so as with the extra-3PO options, these will serve as “scatter terrain” or perhaps objective markers or some other thematic thing on the tabletop.

So Goldenrod and Bluey were finished in January, while the other four are from February. Still, given the challenge timeframes of the assembly/cleanup, they all count towards both of the challenges I’ve been posting towards recently: Anne’s 2026 Miniature Assembly Challenge for the assembly and printed-model-cleanup being done before February on all six, and Dave Stone’s Paint What You Got Challenge 25-26 for being painted between Boxing Day and the end of February. Win-Win.