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Gutkurr- class Prototype Assault Vehicle by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 22:09:56 MDT

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"Composition: nuts, bolts, and the will of the Force." - Zolph Vaelor after the vehicle's destruction. Yes, the quote was partially inspired off Tag & Bink. A somewhat odd design, the Gutkurr (named after a repto-insectoid predator from Ryloth) is one of the few Valkoran vehicles conceived of by anyone other than Machinus. It consists of a large body propelled by a large wheel. Despite its size, it''s actually very fast and maneuverable and has a good sense of balance. With these features, you could compare it to an over-sized, mono-wheeled motorcycle. The prototype, piloted by the designer himself, makes its field test during the Battle of Ossus, where it eliminated many Galactic Alliance troops and vehicles. Unfortunately, the Gutkurr's biggest design flaw is its over-sized engine and fuel supply. During a battle with Zolph Vaelor, the Jedi managed to puncture the engine with his lightsaber, which resulted in an explosion that overtook the vehicle. With the destruction of the prototype and the death of the designer along with it, the Gutkurr was an utter failure and never made it on the Valkoran army production lines, despite the carnage it created before its ruinous defeat. As for creating it, the only thing that was a last minute idea was its name, as the creature it was named for was only introduced earlier this year.

Starmantis- class Plasma Artillery Droid concepts by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 22:09:31 MDT

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Starmantis- class Plasma Artillery Droid concepts by Gahmah - Plasma_Droid_Concepts.jpg

"Get too far away and they incinerate you, but get too close and they hack you to death." - Anonymous. Yes, I finally came up with a name for the Valkoran automated artillery unit. Other slang names include "Plasma Droid" and the acronym for people lazy with extra syllables, "PAD". If you read the description on the original drawing from about 2 years ago (the description was only added after the comment feature was introduced), I don't need to say more about these things. In the Paranormalities storyline, these things make their first appearance at the Battle of Ossus, where they bombard the shielded Jedi academy with plasma fire from a cliffside. Of course, Zolph Vaelor destroys them, but that doesn't end the battle.

Maesterus' Spike Bone Concepts by Gahmah

Gahmah — Wed, 8 Jul 2009 11:10:31 MDT

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Maesterus' Spike Bone Concepts by Gahmah - Maesterus_Spike_Bone_Concepts.jpg

Just wanted to come up with an explanation for how Maesterus grows spikes out of his palms. Of course, those spike bones aren't made of calcium and they aren't natural either. Therefore, you can't deduce that Maesterus isn't human just because of this freakish ability. By the way, Zolph duels Maesterus for the first time at the Battle of Ossus inside the Jedi academy.

Ithor (post- Yuuzhan Vong War) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:47:42 MDT

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Ithor (post- Yuuzhan Vong War) by Gahmah - Ithor.jpg

For more details on what happened to Ithor, do a Wookieepedia search. I always wondered "If the Ithorians could restore Telos thousands of years before, why don't they do the same with their homeworld?". For the story, I would decide that they tried but it was delayed by many years. I decided to do a more modern era version of Citadel Station, which I have dubbed Acropolis Station. Like Citadel, it covers a large portion of the planet and has many districts on it, so it's also like a colony. Storywise, this would be the first battle site of the Valkoran War, where a fleet consisting of a few Obliterator-class destroyers (like three of them) under the command of Admiral Marx Gravlek would fire their bow plasma cannons at certain parts of the station, as well as sending boarding parties to push back any resistance on the station. The Galactic Alliance wins this battle, but not without much loss. Aside from many casualties due to the lack of support from the Alliance fleet (only the station's security force and a few Jedi, including Zolph, were there to defend it), the station received so much collateral damage from the plasma cannon fire, it would take a long time to repair it to efficiency.

Scavenger Probe Droid (Valkoran Probe Droid) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:47:41 MDT

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Scavenger Probe Droid (Valkoran Probe Droid) by Gahmah - Valk_Probe_Droid.jpg

What's a military force in the Star Wars universe without probe droids? One that doesn't attack when least expected. The Valkoran Scavenger Probe Droid is roughly the same size as the Prowler 1000 (excluding the claw). Unlike the Prowler, the Scavenger's claw is mounted on a single arm (like the Viper probe droids, except they have more than one arm). Although its size may dictate otherwise, its claw is incredibly strong, it could carry a large metal crate (along with magnetic support if it can't fully grip around it) or a human. For much larger objects, it would take the force of a number of these units. Also, this claw can be used as landing gear (repulsorlifts do make sound, so it would make sense that turn them off and sit its claw to record things quietly). It may have a blaster, that doesn't make it good combat model, as one precise blaster shot could destroy it. Not only is the Scavenger an effective recon droid, but it is also a salvage droid as well. You may have also noticed that the design has a bit of Valkoran Trooper helmet in it. I just thought it would be a slightly humorous touch to it.

Valkoran Trooper (design 2) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:47:41 MDT

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Valkoran Trooper (design 2) by Gahmah - Valk_Trooper_Rifle.jpg

I already drew a standard Valkoran trooper, so why did I do it again? There were somethings on that one that I wasn't satisfied with, and the same goes for this one too. I guess the purpose of this one is show them with their standard rifles (and what do you know, the rifles don't look so pistol-ish now that I have shown it being held), their full armor along with with a wrist bayonet (more detailed one later) and to finally put the Valkoran flag symbol on a piece of their equipment (if you can't find it, you should be ashamed of yourself. I don't say that to be mean, but it's just not that hard spot). Don't get my wrong; that doesn't mean I will put it on every Valkoran design from now on.

Lobranha by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:47:40 MDT

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This thing doesn't have any major storyline significance, but if my fanfiction were a video game, think of this as the prologue level boss. Also, the prologue takes place about a week or so before the events in Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Vector Prime. The main story takes place sometime after the end of the Yuuzhan Vong war but before the events in the Dark Nest Trilogy, and there are 5 years between the two events. That's plenty of time to develop a storyline based on two wars (you already heard about the Valkoran War, but the second war, to slightly spoil it, begins at the end of the Valkoran War). The Lobranha is a large crustacean native to Yavin IV. They normally take shelter where it's dark and dwell underwater in the moon's swamps. They also like to ambush their prey whether their prey is on land or underwater. They are hard to spot quickly due to their natural camoflauge. As far as movement is concerned, Lobranhas are more agile in water than on land.

Sithling Crustythe by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:47:39 MDT

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Sithling Crustythe by Gahmah - Sithling_Crustythe.jpg

I can't really say anything much about the Sithling Horde as it's a pretty spoiler-sensitive subject. It is currently unknown whether the Crustythe is another possessed species in the Horde or if they are purely made from Dark Matter. These guys are like the Horde's other ninjas (the other ninjas are the Nidracha). Unlike the Nidracha, who are able to stick to almost any surface and move quickly, the Crustythes camoflauge themselves (that includes their cloaks, which I have yet to come up with an explanation for) in a manner similar to octopi and wait to ambush their prey. Other than their limbs and eye, I don't even have an idea of what they look like under their cloaks, even though I created them.

Star Wars: Paranormalities - logo by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:44 MDT

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Guess what: I've finally come up with a name for my fan-fiction trilogy. Why "Paranormalities," you ask? Well, it's mainly because this story deals with stuff that is pretty unusual for the Star Wars universe. Please don't argue about whether "Paranormalities" is a real word or not, because spellchecker somehow doesn't agree with it. I think I will name Part 1 of the trilogy "The Valkoran War." I may also decide to start doing a bit of reorganizing with my Photobucket album, so don't panick if the next time you view my main page and you see no images, remember: I did NOT delete anything! It has all been reorganized. Just look in the sub-albums. If you want to see stuff related to my fan-fiction, look in "Star Wars: Paranormalities."

Valkoran Engineer by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:43 MDT

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Valkoran Engineer by Gahmah - Valkoran_Engineer.jpg

"Hey, dummy! Here's some advice: Use the bayonet and not the fusion-cutter!" - Zolph Vaelor, commenting on an engineer's crude usage of a fusion-cutter as a melee weapon. They perform maintenance around their bases and starships, they set up automated gun turrets on the battlefield and their installations, and not one of them is Isaac Clarke (I just had to say that due to the design similarities). While Valkoran engineers do have battlefield roles of repairng droids and vehicles as well deploying turrets (just like the Engineer from the Team Fortress series), they are prepared for personal combat. They bear a small amount of blast shielding, but as you can tell, it's hardly as protective as the standard Scout and Trooper armor. Their main weapons are a laser shotgun and the standard issue arm bayonet. Curiously, some engineers prefer to use their hydrospanners, fusion-cutters, or whatever else they got in their toolkit as a melee weapon while the bayonet is underused, something that confounds most Valkoran personnel. Some engineers claim they do it because "it throws the enemy off guard", but others see it as stupidity after some engineers died doing such. So clearly, Engineers are not so skilled at personal combat.

Obliterator- class Star Destroyer concepts by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:42 MDT

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Obliterator- class Star Destroyer concepts by Gahmah - Obliterator_concepts.jpg

This is basically a redesign of the Valkoran capital ship. I don't have much to say except that the big ship turret rule still applies to this drawing and I'm sorry I didn't put a scale model, but I'll say that that it is about the same size as an Imperial- class Star Destroyer.

Admiral Gravlek's Powered Battle Armor by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:40 MDT

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Admiral Gravlek's Powered Battle Armor by Gahmah - Exo-Gravlek_Concepts.jpg

Marx Gravlek may be a fleet commander, but that doesn't mean he isn't prepared for boarding parties. During his service with the Imperial Remnants, Gravlek was not only a fleet commander, but also a weapons designer. During the Empire Reborn Crisis, he was the chief designer of Admiral Galak Fyyar's Powered Cortosis armor suit. This personal battle suit of his is based off Fyyar's, co-developed with Nautolan-now-droid military engineer Machinus and with a few changes that improve its performance. The suit still suffers from poor agility, but should it see service on the front lines, it has a repulsor-sled boost system to cover large distances. Because Gravlek's natural perceptions are otherwise hindered by the suit's seal, two sensor nodes were placed on the shoulders: an optical sensor on his left shoulder (his suit doesn't have a neck; a downside with this placement is that he has a blind spot to his right) and an audio sensor on his right shoulder (otherwise, most outside sounds would be muffled to him). His left arm is equipped with a large claw capable of shearing durasteel and lifting large objects. His right arm is equipped with a concussion rifle (if this were to be a video game, I would like it to use the classic concussion rifle sound effect, when the Jedi Knight series was still the Dark Forces series) and twin repeating blasters. During the Battle of Ithor, Gravlek confronts Zolph Vaelor on the Conqueror's command bridge in this suit of armor. It is a difficult battle for Zolph (he almost gets his neck snapped by the claw), but by abusing the suit's design flaws (including redirecting concussive blasts back which, while they do very little damage to the suit, briefly distract the admiral), he manages to sever all of Gravlek's limbs at the unprotected joints. Although he is presumed to have been killed when the Conqueror crashed into Ithor's ravaged surface, he in truth survived; unfortunately, his body was badly crippled, so he underwent extreme cybernetic reconstruction.

Admiral Marx Gravlek by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:38 MDT

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Admiral Marx Gravlek by Gahmah - Admiral_Gravlek.jpg

A former Imperial fleet officer, Marx Gravlek now serves as an admiral in the Valkoran navy. Although the exact date is unknown, he left the Imperial Remnants some time before the Yuuzhan Vong invasion and was recruited into the Valkoran. He commands the fleet at the Battle of Ithor/Acropolis Station (Valkoran War) from his Obliterator-class Star Destroyer, Conqueror. I did state in previous drawings that the GFFA (Galactic Federation of Free Alliances, or simply Galactic Alliance) won that battle, but I am not going to discuss Admiral Gravlek's fate during the battle in this drawing. About the scar, I don't know exactly when and how he got it, but I may have a few ideas; I just put it on as a distinctive facial feature. As for his age (as of this time period), I'd say from late forties to early fifties (so he'd probably have been in his late teens to early twenties at the time of the Battle of Yavin). And I apologize for being gone so long again. My outside life has been pretty demanding as of late, but hopefully I will be able to put up more drawings this summer.

Behemoth- class Landing Barge concepts by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:35 MDT

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Behemoth- class Landing Barge concepts by Gahmah - Behemoth_Concepts.jpg

"I have a bad feeling about what's in that barge." - Zolph Vaelor, at the first sight of a Behemoth during the Battle of Ithor. As you may already know from the non-concept drawing, the Behemoth is the traditional troop/vehicle carrier of the Valkoran military. As I pointed out in the drawing, that interior design isn't exactly what I wanted. First, it hardly looks like it can fly since the passenger compartment on the top floor pretty much takes up space needed for other electronic systems, so I think the passenger seats should be moved into the garage but the pilots still have a ladder from the garage to the cockpit. I also need to include gunnery stations, remove the elevator in favor of the pilot ladder and include modifiable vehicle belts (you know, to keep the vehicle from getting banged up during the flight). Second, I don't think the drawn seat size does the parked Gundark justice. So when I do the really big ships/vehicles, what scale model will I use in place of stick-fig humans (if you're wondering why I say 'human', I do so to make it clear I'm not comparing it in size and height to a Wookiee or a Jawa)? It may be an undetailed smaller vehicle. Now, you're wondering what special role does this play during the Battle of Ithor? When Zolph gets to a hangar in hopes of getting a ship to board Admiral Gravlek's destroyer, a Behemoth partially lands in the hangar, quickly destroys any remaining ships, releases a Gundark walker which Zolph defeats. After that, he boards the ship as it tries to retreat, fights off the crew (pilots last, of course), and then flies it over to Gravlek's ship.

Dynn Manthis by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:33 MDT

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At the moment, all I can say is that Dynn is like a love interest to Zolph (for casual Star Wars fans, the rules of the Jedi Order have been pretty much amended since Luke Skywalker rebuilt it). She and Zolph knew each other since he first joined the order. I'll point out that the progress of the relationship in Part 1 gets pretty tragic, but I can't say any more other than this: During the Battle of Ossus (the new Jedi academy is there), her fighter crashes aboard an Obliterator-class destroyer. Since the destroyer retreats from the battle intact, the Jedi and the small Galactic Alliance force - sent to defend against the Valkoran attack one week after the Battle of Ithor - assume her to be MIA. I'll go ahead and spill it: she survives the crash, but since she crashes aboard a Valkoran ship, there are worse things to come from it. Although I'm not going to say it yet, veteran Star Wars fans probably know where I'm going with this.

Firaxa -class starfighter concepts by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:31 MDT

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"I do not recall any battle in this war where Firaxas were absent, and I can sure as hell bet that they'll be around for the rest of the war." - Anonymous Alliance Pilot. This is basically the same thing I did with the Gundark. As you can observe from the quote, the Firaxa is the TIE Fighter of the Valkoran Navy. Drawing imperfections aside, my only problem here is that I'm having trouble deciding exactly what I want the wing-joint coverings to look like.

Gundark -Class Combat Walker concepts by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:45:30 MDT

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Gundark -Class Combat Walker concepts by Gahmah - Gundark_Concepts.jpg

"It's like an Imperial AT-ST, except it can burn and melt things." - Anonymous Alliance Soldier. Just a few extra retcons and concepts with the Valkoran's bipedal tank. If you're wondering why I put "near-isometric", it's to notify that I am not a perfect artist. This mainly applies to the front-view of the cockpit. I wanted to imply some menacing look to the walker by extending out it's face and applying black paint to it. If I remember right, I thought of the black face paint shortly before I saw that Force Unleashed video that first showed the AT-CT. That was a weird coincidence. I don't know what you think, but I think it does make it look more threatening than its Imperial counterpart, the AT-ST. Some other Valkoran vehicles have similar-looking cockpits. During the Valkoran War, the Gundark is an extensively-used vehicle. At least one of these walkers was deployed on Acropolis Station during the Battle of Ithor. There is also an amphibious variant of the Gundark.

Wat Gumbor by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:37 MDT

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Wat Gumbor by Gahmah - Wat_Gumbor.jpg

Somehow, I always thought that Wat Tambor (or in Spanish and Portugese, "Wat Drum" XD) looked like a three-dimensional, perfectly symmetrical version of Gumby in bulky pressure suit with a buggy vocabulator, but I guess this applies to all Skakoans. If you can read Gumbor's expression through his goggles, you can tell he is very pissed off from the fact that he's going to die from breathing all that methane. I was originally going to make this a comic that has him complaining in a TF2 Pyro-esque dialect, but I found it too troublesome to translate from English to gas-mask-muffled English.

Holiday Card 2008: The Wrath of Frosty the "Proto" Snowman by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:29 MDT

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Holiday Card 2008: The Wrath of Frosty the "Proto" Snowman by Gahmah - Snowmanwrath.jpg

I know I did a similar card last year, but I don't think it would hurt to remaster it in the form of a sequel card. I think the "bulgey-eyed old hag" face suits it well. And yes, that stuff coming out of his grated mouth is exactly what [I assume] you think it is. Anyway, happy holidays and beware of what look like organic, killer snowmen. Don't worry, I think next year's will be different.

Arcidus by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:23 MDT

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Arcidus by Gahmah - Arcidus.jpg

Arcidus does not make his appearance until Part II, so I can't really say much about his past without leaking any major spoilers related to Part I, but since he is already drawn and scanned, I might as well post it while it's stll fresh. This currently anonymous individual, codenamed "Arcidus", is Maesterus' long time apprentice and his personal assassin. It is currently unknown when exactly he and Maesterus first met, but it is apparent that a powerful bond was developed between the two. Because of this bond, he has an undying and strict loyalty to his master; not even those with superior authority to Maesterus, despite him being the leader of the Valkoran, can successfully order him around (unless they order Maesterus to order Arcidus). Despite being taught in the Dark Jedi arts (I can't say Sith arts, because the Valkoran are totally unaffiliated with the Sith), he does not even think about trying to surpass Maesterus in power. His purpose in Part II is to be a character through which Maesterus can reveal his motives. His skills and specialties include but are not limited to lightsaber mastery, sharpshooting, combat piloting, stealth and infiltration. His equipment includes a precision blaster pistol, a sniper rifle, a lightsaber with a rare black color crystal (like the one in the X360/PS3 versions of the Force Unleashed) useful for not easily giving off his position in dark rooms, a lightly protective combat vest, and a breath mask. His most notable force powers include, but are again not limited to, force camoflauge, force thermal-vision (also a make shift night-vision, kind of like the Thermal Visor in Metroid Prime) which can be given off by his eyes that glow red when in use (the red goggles help to nullify the glow when it comes to stealth), and one of his most dangerous abilities, Force Ignition, which can instantly set a person or object in flames (no, he's not a pyromaniac); these flames can quickly incinerate normal sapients.

Lightsabers (Zolph Vaelor's and Maesterus') by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:22 MDT

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Lightsabers (Zolph Vaelor's and Maesterus') by Gahmah - ZolphMaesterus_hilts.jpg

Since I put up Zolph and Maesterus, I thought "Eh, why not go ahead show their saber hilts?" Zolph's first hilt kinda looks like a combination between Luke Skywalker's first (which was also Anakin's in his pre-Vader days) and second hilt, not to mention the blade color looks like a combo of the two (blue + green = aqua). And as you may guess from that "first hilt", this isn't going to be the only one he has. To admit it, I had more fun drawing Maesterus' hilt. Yes, the emitter "claws" actually glow in correspondence to color crystal, and this was inspired off a lightsaber hilt mod for KOTOR II: TSL.

Maesterus by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:21 MDT

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Maesterus by Gahmah - Maesterus.jpg

Sorry to keep you guys waiting for two months. Apologies aside, this guy is actually an important character to my fanfiction. This guy is the supreme commander of the Valkoran order and primary antagonist for part 1 of the trilogy. Let's just say Zolph Vaelor has a grudge against this guy for the deaths of his father and mother. He takes a great interest in recruiting Vaelor to his cause (his intentions won't be revealed until part 2). Also, I told you the freak show wasn't over, and it is not just because of the spike (which he can fire as projectiles) growing out of his unintentionally misdrawn hand (don't bother asking why this is so, because if I answer, I'll give off a potential spoiler). I'll explain more in future drawings of him, and these later ones will not be remakes. The main theme that goes for part 1 is Zolph's grudge against Maesterus.

Zolph Vaelor by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:21 MDT

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Zolph is the protagonist in my Star Wars fanfic trilogy I have yet to come up with name for. I know, he looks like your generic Jedi hero, but don't worry, this isn't his only attire. I'm not going to say too much about him for the sake of major storyline spoilers, and I'm only going to spoil as I progress through storyline. I could say a little more about him, but I don't think photobucket would be the best place for that. (I still need to find another place for that) Instead, I will reveal stuff about him through other characters.

Valkoran Blaster Rifle by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:20 MDT

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Valkoran Blaster Rifle by Gahmah - Valkoran_Blaster_Rifle.jpg

I don't know what I can say except it's a blaster rifle the Valkoran modeled off the E-11s used by Imperial Stormtroopers and this one is used by most Valkoran Troopers. As far as design goes, I was looking at the New Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology while designing this, so you can see why it looks so much like an E-11. And for some reason, I don't know whether it should really be classified as a rifle or a pistol; same goes for the E-11. And sorry for the lack of a technical or flashy name.

Machinus by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:19 MDT

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Machinus by Gahmah - Machinus_Design2.jpg

A former Nautolan Jedi expert engineer by the name of Cid Geero, he built a lot of machines during the Mandalorian Wars (yes, he's that old), and like most of the Jedi that followed Revan, he was cast out of the Order not just for following him, but for his obsession with technology. At some point after, he became a potential terrorist for his knowledge of weapons. Before his "death", Geero built an advanced war droid designed for combating Jedi and Sith alike, and ironically, he would become his own droid after being fatally wounded and forced to transfer his consciousness, through means of bizarre technology almost similar to that of the Ssi-ruuk, into his droid. He lost his force sensitivity in the process, but as a model designed for the purpose of combating force users, his surplus of technology makes up for it (I won't explain every gizmo he has, but I'll say that some it is used to imitate or counter force powers. They include but are not limited to palm repulsorfield generators, jump jets, and his mechanical Nautolan tentacle dreadlocks, which strangely also have "muscles" in them, can absorb any hazardous form of electrical energy such as ion weapon fire or force lightning and then redirect it back to prevent hostile electric overloads.). Unfortunately for Geero, this did not mean anything to a society dominated by sentient (it should be sapient; non-sentient is too condescending of less intelligent animals that have consciousness) beings and now that he's a droid, he's lost his former rights. (Yeah, I can imagine the mishaps he goes through, like in cantinas) Some time after, Geero met up with a mysterious man under the alias "Maesterus" and was recruited as one of the leaders, then codenamed "Machinus," of the occultic Valkoran Order. He was also the genius behind most of the Valkoran military technology (but not the whole ripping off other designs part). With his massive contributions to the Valkoran and the current war, he has re-earned the respect he has once lost from sentients. I won't mention his storyline role for the fanfiction yet. Okay, if you're wondering why I chose a droid for a "Sith Lord", you probably didn't read what's above. To answer, I wanted to be more creative than a cyborg that is completely mechanical except for his head and looks a lot like Malak; if you think "The Dark Lords of the Freaks" show ends here, you really don't know about any of the other head Valkoran leaders; besides, the Valkoran, despite their Dark Side affinity, are not technically Sith (different purposes, different concepts, different rules, too much to explain; I will say that they don't kill each other for changes in leadership), which expains absence of "Darth" in their titles. Yes, those gun barrels poking out of his left-hand knuckles are retractable, and another yes, his lightsaber has a cortosis-bladed hilt-guard; if you're wondering how he's supposed to do saber-twirls with that, remember that his wrists are mechanical.

Valkoran Scout Trooper by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:19 MDT

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Valkoran Scout Trooper by Gahmah - Valkoran_Scout_Trooper.jpg

Trained for battlefield surveillance, Valkoran Scout Troopers aren't really trained for direct combat. Usually they make quick observations moving on the battlefield mounted on their VLK-574 speeder bikes, but in battle, they usually work as snipers, picking off any enemy infantry units that would pose a major problem for the Valkoran's offense/defense, because they were lighter, but (as you may have guessed) less protective, combat armor than standard frontline Valkoran troopers, thus they are a little easier to wound or kill, but not so much as pilots or engineers. If ever they do meet the enemy up close, they are armed with the standard side arms of any Valkoran trooper: a blaster pistol, thermal detonators, and a retractable arm bayonet (that idea came AFTER I posted the standard trooper armor, so imagine the said drawing with it). A special feature of the armor is that their helmets have built-in macrobinoculars for long-range sighting when they are not sniping which also work in tandem with built-in night-vision and thermal scanners. Artist's commentary: Finally, I managed to come up with an original helmet design (but still using the basic actual helmet component of Valkoran troops) that doesn't look too much like a recolored Imperial Scout Trooper helmet. In case you couldn't tell, the scout shown here is female. Why did I choose for this trooper to be a woman? First off, I wanted to prove that the Valkoran military is sexually diverse, and second, I needed to practice drawing female characters a little. Why the Scout Trooper for a woman? Well, the bulkier armor of the standard trooper would make it a bit hard to tell, so I went for lighter protection to slightly show that body build; that's not to say that each type of Valkoran military personnel is strictly one gender. I'm not used to drawing female characters much, so I'm sorry if I didn't do well at portraying a feminine soldier. Other features of the drawing: yes, that gun she is holding is a sniper rifle, and that thing you see on her left arm is the arm bayonet I mentioned, but so far, the only part you see in this drawing is the arm clamps.

Valkoran VLK-574 Military Speeder Bike by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:18 MDT

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Valkoran Scout Troopers always need a quick means of transportation from base to target and back, so the VLK-574 is that transportation. Notable for being the least decorative vehicle in the Valkoran army, the Valkoran speeder bike can actually activate an auto-camo system that changes its color and texture while stationary (think of the OctoCamo from MGS4). It also has more armor to protect itself from laser fire (but obviously not the rider; hey, the rider needs to get in and out quickly). While it is fast, the bike was built mostly for durability, so that armor impedes its speed a bit. While it is slower, it has another advantage over other swoops and speeders: stronger and faster braking, so it's very unlikely someone's going to be making head-on collisions with trees while riding this. As for the drawing, I didn't really like the original drawing as much. Because I drew it from a two-dimensional viewpoint (I thought it might take up too much room to draw it three-dimensionally), it's hard to guess what its actual dimensions look like. In case you didn't guess, the accelerator and braking pedals are in the hood, and the hood is supposed to seem wider to support those pedals. It's not as long as the 74-Z, but it is bulkier and heavier. I guess the thing I don't like is the lack of black decals seen on other Valkoran vehicles/ships.

Sithling Nidracha by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:17 MDT

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To further its goal of creating a (rather twisted) "utopia", the Sithling Horde has corrupted many creatures, robbing them of their free-will and turning them into Sithlings as a result, for use as military forces. The spider-like Nidracha are one of several species to have been assimilated. The exact origins of the Nidracha are a mystery but what is known is that, like the Horde itself, is not from the GFFA. Their body build may suggest that they were actually sapient. As for abilities, if real spiders can do it, they can do it too. In the Sithling army, they attack by shooting their corrosive venom out of their mouths or, if it wants to capture its enemies, by binding them with only-burnable dark matter webbing. Once captured, the decision for what to do with the victim is never a pleasant one. First choice, the Nidracha may greet the victim to a slow and painful form of execution by slowly breaking him/her/it down for consumption (in typical spider fashion)...while they're still conscious! If not eaten, the victim may serve as a slave while enduring all sorts of psychological torture, or worse than slavery or death, they may be turned into a Sithling themselves. Unless someone is equipped with a source of thermal energy such as a blaster or lightsaber, any of the three fates listed above are difficult to avoid thanks to the otherwise indestructible webbing. Time for an author/artist's note. Yeah, the Sithlings were pretty much inspired off the Ing from Metroid Prime 2. If there are some plotholes in their backstory, you'll just have to wait for the sake of spoilers. Also, I don't care if you think demons are too out-of-place for something that was going to be a Star Wars fan-fiction (and I'm still drawing them from that standpoint for reference); let's just say that I kinda wanted to stray from the norm. Onto the drawing. Yeah, I know, some of the legs aren't that good, but the overall design of the Nidracha is almost what I had in mind. The background: meh, I've always tried to avoid focusing on too many things at once.

Valkoran MOL by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:17 MDT

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The Valkoran Mobile Ordnance Launcher (MOL) has a modular weapon system, so it can serve as an artillery or support vehicle. The two ordnance launchers on top can fire concussion missiles, anti-aircraft missiles, EMP missiles, or long range plasma artillery shells (the short-range droids [which I still need to name, and will do when I redo it...again] are just infantry support units for areas the MOLs are too big for, and besides, I just think those guys are too cool to recycle). Unfortunately, because its only weapons are ordnance, it cannot attack enemies at close range (unlike the droids, which can just use its sickle-like arms to hack people to death), and like most artillery and AA, it is slow and weakly armored. Now time for the artist's comment. Why did you have to wait a little more than a week after the troop transport for this? The initial detailed drawing was a little different and I was originally planning to do it the same week, but after looking at the scan, I noticed that I had made a mistake way too difficult to correct with computers. Don't ask me about that one launcher either: I noticed the back end was too short compared to other one, but I didn't want to re-draw it again, so I did a simple, if not a little sloppy, computer edit. And sorry, no good background this time.

Spearhead-class HTT-9 (Valkoran Troop Transport) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:16 MDT

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Despite being based off designs from the Baktoid Armor Workshop RHTT-6 troop transport and the Zann Consortium's F9-TZ cloaking transport, the Spearhead HTT-9 was solely manufactured by Valkoran Military Arms (VMA). A repulsorlift vehicle, the Spearhead can quickly transport many troopers across the battlefield and even over water. For personal defense it is armed with four anti-personnel laser cannons: two at the front facing forward and two at the rear facing backward. Unfortunately, these guns are only effective against infantry and they can't effectively protect the sides of the transport. If ever it does encounter vehicles or is attacked from the sides, the Spearhead can use its mass and blades at the front to crush infantry and light vehicles (if heavy vehicles, i.e. larger ones, it can only retreat). These defenses are mainly for the safety of the troops inside, as the transport already has a shield generator to keep itself protected. The access ramp is placed at the front of the transport for infiltrations. If the transport accelerates at a great speed towards an enemy stronghold, the front section can pierce through durasteel fortifications without severly damaging itself. Once the front is thrust through the wall, the troops depart from the access ramp and attack the base. The only problems for the transport in infiltrations come from the fact that the transport is a sitting duck while waiting for the troops to come back; the rest of the vehicle, which is right outside the base, is vulnerable to attack, even with the rear guns, and it is almost impossible for the driver to know about counter-infiltrations, as the command center is at the rear section outside the structure and the driver cannot see boarders coming up through the ramp. The design of the Spearhead pretty much explains itself: it's like a combination of F9-TZ, Juggernaut troop transport, and MTT.

Rancor-class Assault Tank (Valkoran "Smelter" Tank) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:15 MDT

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A juggernaut of a tank, the Rancor is the only mass-produced (you might see what I mean later) tread-mounted vehicle (not to mention only one so far to be named after a creature from the movies as opposed to the Expanded Universe) in the Valkoran army. These treads can muscle through terrain and brutally crush any infantry or vehicles a lot smaller than it. Its nickname, "Smelter", comes from its two plasma cannons that can melt all but the toughtest vehicles down to slag. Unfortunately, like with the spacebound Dread-class frigate, the plasma cannons on the Rancor can overheat if they fire for too long and destroy the tank, but thankfully, also a case with the frigate, the cannons have automatic heat vents that can be turned on or off if the crew wants to use the overheating to self-destruct. Although the cannons are its only weapons and it is open to attack when they're cooling down, its armor allows it to take a lot of punishment, giving it plenty of time for the guns to finish cooling. If you're wondering how the tank cannot move blindly if the pilot and co-pilot are both seated in the turret while it is not facing forward, let's just say their is a camera that pops out of the base section (didn't bother to draw it, because that thought came to me at the last minute). Sadly, I had to risk somewhat clumsy schematics to make a badass-looking tank. Further into the drawing, I made this design look like a combination of T4-B heavy tank, Canderous-class Assault Tank, and AT-ST cockpit. Although it's not quite detailed as I would have wanted, I think it's good for show. If you want to complain to me about how there are no tread tracks in the ground, give me a break! It took me a long time to hand-draw this thing and it sure as hell took me long time (five hours maybe) to computer edit it, and adding tracks would only add another hour or two to working on it. Just be glad you got an awesome-looking tank (just can't say no to a tank with a "face" on its turret) that I worked my ass off drawing, and an avatar to boot.

Behemoth-class Landing Barge (Valkoran Landing Barge) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:14 MDT

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Behemoth-class Landing Barge (Valkoran Landing Barge) by Gahmah - Valkoran_Lander.jpg

The Valkoran have enough land forces for a large assault on their enemy's territory, but how will thoses forces get to that world if they can't fly through space? The answer is this ship. As its name suggests, the Behemoth is large enough to carry many troopers and a few compact assault vehicles depending on their size (I'm not going to approximate the numbers; just know it's big enough to carry a decent number, but not an army's worth). While most transports are very vulnerable to attack due to their poor speed and armor, the Behemoth has a shield generator to reduce this risk. Although it appears to be unarmed (in this drawing), that's only far from true; it has a few turreted laser cannons on the sides hanging under the upper section for clearing landing zones, whether the obstacles be environmental or the enemy, but these guns still aren't quite fit for taking out starships. Once landed, the hatches at front of the base section will open to the sides, and a ramp slides out for the load to come out (if you're still clueless, think similar to the Trade Federation Landing Craft). Despite these defenses, it still isn't safe from anti-air support. As far as the drawing is concerned, I thought I'd take a break from the whole "starship be in space" idea, so I put a desert planet, and please excuse some of the poorly done desert grass I was too lazy to litter the landscape with (it's not supposed to be well done and detailed; the focus is the barge, not the background, and besides, desert planets aren't supposed to have much vegetation in the first place), and I realized that some of the bushes ended up looking too large or like trees. Design of this thing: it's almost like a combination of Trade Federation/Confederacy of Independent Systems (CIS) Landing Craft and some other commonly seen style of transport, military or otherwise.

Valkoran Sigma-class Shuttle by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:14 MDT

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One of the Valkoran's leaders or high ranking officers needs to get somewhere quickly, but it's too risky riding in a Behemoth-class barge and it's too large for hangars. The Sigma- class shuttle is the proper transport for Valkoran VIPs. Despite a similar look to their shuttles and the Greek alphabet style naming, the Sigma was not built by Cygnus SpaceWorks (I'll go out and say it: All Valkoran military tech was built by them entirely; they just take designs off others and the manufacturers are split into different teams). As the passenger needs to be protected on the way, the Sigma is prepared for that job. Unlike the Behemoth, the Sigma flies at a significantly faster sublight speed, and is armed with two double laser cannons and two concussion missile launchers at the wing joints. Despite these decents armaments, the Sigma is by no means a direct combat vessel. Design of this thing: doesn't the appearance and the description tell you enough about the inspiration? If not, I'll say this: Imperial Shuttle types, like the Lambda- class (the ones we remember the most), the Theta- class (the one we saw in Revenge of the Sith), and the Sentinel- class landing craft (although that's not really a shuttle).

Dread-class Frigate (Valkoran Dread Frigate) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:13 MDT

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Built by the same team that worked on the Demolisher-class missile frigate and using a similar design structure to its smaller "cousin", the Dread is the Valkoran navy's heavy frigate. It's armaments consist of eight turbolaser batteries and two large double plasma cannons, similar but weaker than the one on the Obliterator-class destroyer, that can fire rapidly (the Obliterator couldn't do that) while sapping away the shields and armoring of capital ships and frigates. These armaments make the Dread in many ways similar to the Zann Consortium Vengeance-class frigate, except the Vengeance had two double mass driver cannons as opposed to plasma cannons; unlike the Vengeance frigate, the Dread does not have a cloaking device, but it has something the Vengeance did not: shield generators, exactly like those on the Judicator-class frigate and the Obliterator-class destroyer, along with the same strengths and weaknesses. While it is more destructive than the Judicator, it has fewer weapon batteries, making it less effective at defending itself. While it has turbolaser batteries as a secondary weapon, they aren't very accurate against fightercraft and due to their positions on the frigate, they can't fire at any small ships that get between the plasma cannons, and there are no other defenses between them. As for the plasma cannons, while they are fast and powerful, they aren't turreted, as the frigate must turn to aim them, they are inaccurate against fighters, and they can't fire without cease. The longer the cannons fire, the more excess heat that builds up in them. If it keeps firing for too long, the cannons will overheat, causing them to explode, and also possibly destroying the ship. Thankfully, the Obliterator isn't prone to overheating with ITS cannon. Because of this potential design flaw, vents were placed onto the cannons to release the excess heat out of the ship. After it releases the heat, the cannons must wait to cool down before they can fire again, and this can take a few minutes. However, it was requested that these vents have auto-vent systems that can quickly be turned on and off, as some Dread frigate captains can take advantage of its overheating problem and use it as a self-destruct mechanism for last resort. Because of its heavy firepower along with many design flaws, it is not fit for replacing the Judicator as a support ship. Design of this thing: yes, I based it off the Vengeance frigate, while using Star Destroyer-esque shield generators. As for you thinking and it being a wierd-looking ship, didn't we already discuss this on the Demolisher-class missile frigate entry? And yes, it used to say they were beam cannons, but I changed it to plasma cannons because I thought it worked better for a weapon known for overheating, especially on frigates.

Fury-class Corvette (Valkoran Fury Cruiser) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:12 MDT

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Armed with eight laser cannon batteries, the Fury fills the role of anti-fightercraft for the Valkoran Navy. While it is fast-moving and very effective at picking off fighters and bombers, it isn't with frigates and capital ships. If there ever is an encounter with one of those two types of ships, the Fury can drop an explosive charge about the corvette's length from its underside, and this charge can scar capital ships but critically damage frigates. Unfortunately, it can only carry one of these charges at a time, and it can be devastating to the corvette if the charge gets destroyed as it gets primed or as it barely moves away from it, so they are only used sparingly or as last resorts. As last resorts, they can either make the ship self-destruct by letting the charge explode inside of it or they can make a kamikaze run into larger ships as the charge is set. As for the design of this thing, I kinda made it look like a hybrid of the Imperial Tartan-class patrol cruiser and the Mandalorian/Zann Consortium Crusader-class gunship (and those actually look like crudely built versions of the Republic corvettes from the KOTOR games). And like I did with the Obliterator-class Destroyer, NO DETAILED TURRETS, okay? So clearly, there aren't going to be any on my upcoming frigate designs, but at least the standout feature weapons will be more detailed.

Judicator-class Frigate (Valkoran Judicator Frigate) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:12 MDT

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The Judicator serves as a medium frigate in the Valkoran navy. It's armaments consist of six turbolaser batteries, ten laser cannon batteries, and three concussion missile tubes at the bow, necessary for quickly taking out enemy corvettes. These armaments make the Judicator an ideal support ship for the larger Obliterator-class Destroyers. It also has two shield generators with shields stronger than normal types, but unfortunately, these generators are exposed and vulnerable to attack, so if the generators get destroyed, the shields are gone for good....at least until they get replaced. In terms of drawing this thing, I intentionally made this thing look like a combination of Star Destroyer (any model) and Pirate Interceptor Frigate/Interceptor IV Frigate (both of which are just freighters converted to frigates by pirates and other types of scum), but now I can see a bit of Nebulon-B Frigate (Rebel Escort/Medical frigates) in there, with the fragile-looking middle section and all. Even though it's not to full detail, I hope you still like this.

Demolisher-class Missile Frigate (Valkoran Demolisher Missile Cruiser) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:11 MDT

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One of the oddest-looking starships in the Valkoran navy, the Demolisher-class cruiser is practically a giant, flying missile launcher, armed with 14 large Diamond-Boron missile tubes (there's more than one missile in each tube, as they look big enough to hold more than one measely DBM; and yes, I created that explanation after realizing how ridiculously large the tubes were compared to the bridge). One of these missiles can easily wipe out an entire fighter squadron, but a barrage of them can take out a fully armed space station or battleship....that is from a distance. Unfortunately for it, the missiles are its only weapons, so if a ship goes up close and personal with it, the Demolisher is doomed, especially if any of the missiles are shot down as they are coming out, as it will set off a reaction with the other missiles and automically destroy the ship. And don't let the "frigate" title fool you, as missile frigates are usually in the corvette class size range, and the Demolisher is no exception. Like most missile frigates, their sublight speed is slow and their armor is weak compared to anti-fightercraft corvettes, so it's obviously meant to be used as a naval artillery unit. Because of these design flaws, the Demolisher is rarely without an escort. I know what you are thinking: it's a wierd-looking ship. You don't need to tell me that, as it was my intention. Besides, I already thought the B-Wing, Slave I (I guess that's what makes it easy to blend in with other space junk), and the Vengeance-class frigate (then again, the Zann Consortium does have one of the wierdest military build-ups I've ever seen; on a side note, that frigate is what inspired my design for this...and something else you'll see later) were wierd-looking ships, so don't get too alarmed if you see another ship like those. If you're wondering why you don't see the engines, it's because they are someplace where you can't see them, and you should know where that is.

Tuk'ata-class Repulsor Tank (Valkoran Fighter Tank) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:44:10 MDT

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Built by the same team that developed the Firaxa-class starfighter and the Shyrack-class assault bomber, the Tuk'ata, with the same cockpit design, is the Valkoran Army's medium repulsor tank. It has a chassis similar to the Saber-class series of fighter tanks used by the Old Republic and Galactic Empire from the Clone Wars into the Galactic Civil War. Unlike the TX-130, the beam turret has been replaced with a dual concussion grenade launcher, which, unfortunately, is not turreted. This makes the Tuk'ata unable to defend its rear (hey, I had to develop some real weakness for it), but its speed, faster than the TX-130 and 2-M repulsor tanks, makes up for it. This makes it ideal for heavy scouting and hit-and-run attacks. As for the drawing: I know, some of the parts look awkwardley angled with the rest of the vehicle and some of the laser cannons are a little inconsistently shaped, but just try to reimagine it without those imperfections. As for reusing the Firaxa cockpit again: hey, I thought that since the Empire placed the TIE cockpit on two of their tanks, why not do it with the Valks too? Don't worry, as far as I've planned, this is the last vehicle using that cockpit.

Blunderbuss Gun Turret by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:37 MDT

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Probably one of the most redundant weapons ever (although there could be worse), even in its own time period.

A Creepy, Skinny Kirby by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:36 MDT

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A Creepy, Skinny Kirby by Gahmah - Creepy_Kirby.jpg

Somehow, Kirby scares me, and I don't know why....oh yeah: He eats his enemies and then either digests them alive or spits them out as star-shaped projectiles. Think about all those poor Waddle Dees that have died in his mysteriously expansive stomach. As for drawing it, it was an attempt to make Kirby look a little more realistic but creepy at the same time. Now that I think about, this guy doesn't look like he can bloat himself up to fly or swallow his edible victims whole, so it looks more like an anorexic Kirby than a realistic Kirby. So never put Kirby on a diet. As for anatomy, I didn't add any parts that weren't on the healthier-looking marshmallow, except for legs to emphasize mobility and lips, teeth (which we don't know whether he has or not) and bones to exude creepiness. As for the feet, I didn't know if they were shoes, so I just went with reddened, toeless feet.

2007 Christmas Cards: Frosty the Pseudo-Snowman by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:35 MDT

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The truth is that it is actually NOT a snowman; it's just a mutated animal that looks like one. Somehow, it's able to survive in the cold without fur or blubber, but it already looks like it's gonna die from starvation just because of being tied on a dog leash and because of the way its mouth was made.

Kirby vs.... Marx? by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:34 MDT

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Just a little joke (so that statement at the top isn't true, and this isn't meant to offend either) on the possible origin of Marx's (the Kirby series villain, not Karl) name comes from (although, there is also the possibility that it came from Groucho). You probably noticed that I sorta inverted the wing color palettes just to make him look like a walking (or flying) communist flag (it does fit with the commie symbols that replace the hearts). Kirby's expression clearly tells us how we would react if Karl Marx actually looked like that. In case you couldn't tell, Kirb's jaw is dropped (yes, I gave him a jaw.... and teeth for the sake of expression), and that's why you can't see his feet. Also, I didn't draw the particles that come from Marx's wings because it was too much work putting them in (so, in other words, I was too lazy to do it). Don't worry, I'll be getting back to the detailed Valkoran vehicles and vessels.

Pac-Man? by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:34 MDT

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This drawing pretty much already explains itself, so I'll shut up now.

Like Likes (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess style) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:33 MDT

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Like Likes (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess style) by Gahmah - TP_Like_Likes.jpg

These are just ideas of what Like Likes would have looked like if they had appeared in Twilight Princess (left) and if there was also a Twilight Realm variant (right).

Artoo Meat-too by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:32 MDT

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Just an idea of what Artoo-Detoo from Star Wars would look like if he was or was based off of a living (in this case, half-living) creature. I couldn't think of anything else for a head to make him look close to Artoo, so I used Juggernaut's (from X-Men, of course) helmet to substitute.

Maskless ReDead (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:32 MDT

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This is just an idea of what our favorite rapist zombies, the ReDeads (specifically, the Ocarina of Time versions), look like without their wooden masks. Looking on this drawing now, I think they looked scarier WITH the masks.

Dead Hand Closeup (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:43:31 MDT

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Ah yes, the Dead Hand - the undead, long-necked whatever-the-hell-it-is fought twice as a miniboss (in the Bottom of the Well and the Shadow Temple) in Ocarina of Time. For a generic enemy (a personal assumption based on the fact it did not have an official concept art design), it was pretty damn freaky. And yes, I know I suck at computer-drawing backgrounds.

Shyrack-class Assault Bomber (Valkoran Shyrack Bomber) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:51 MDT

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Manufactured by the same team that developed the Firaxa-class starfighter (that explains the similar cockpit), the Shyrack serves as the Valkoran Navy's fighter-bombers. It's armaments consist of an ordnance pod, two laser cannons (lower wings), and two ion cannons (upper wings) for disabling the shields of enemy ships. Although it can hold its own against enemy fighters, the Shyrack isn't really suited for dogfighting when compared to the Firaxa. Like the Firaxa, the Shyrack also lacks a hyperdrive and must be transported from system to system via larger ships. The drawing itself: Yes, I know what you're thinking; you think that just because it has spread-out wings with weapons at the tips, it has s-foils (for those of you who aren't that big of Star Wars fans, just think X-Wings), right? Problem is I didn't have method of landing in mind when I was drawing this (same thing goes for the Firaxa). I know it couldn't possibly have any landing gear if since the ordnance pod takes up most of the bottom and it wouldn't be safe to use weapons as landing gear (especially a pod full of explosives). Maybe both the Firaxa and Shyrack could hang from racks while docked (kind of like the TIE-series). And why the reuse of the Firaxa cockpit? Hey, the TIE-series generally reused the same cockpit design on each one (although they do turn out slightly different sometimes), so what's wrong with that?

Obliterator-class Star Destroyer (Valkoran Battleship) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:44 MDT

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Obliterator-class Star Destroyer (Valkoran Battleship) by Gahmah - Valkoran_Destroyer.jpg

The Obliterator-class Star Destroyers, not to be confused with the Imperial model of the same name, are the capital ships of the Valkoran. Unlike the other commonly seen Star Destroyers, the Obliterators were not made by Kuat Drive Yards; they are only based off Kuat designs, but they were idealized and are built by Valkoran Space Yards (VSY). Some say the Obliterator is a combination of the Imperial-class Star Destroyer and the Aggressor-class Destroyer that was used by the Zann Consortium. It has armaments similar to the Imperial-class (several sets of turbolaser and ion cannon batteries), as well as a tractor beam projector and a hanger underneath it's "belly". The plasma cannon at the tip of the bow, which can be devastating to frigates (hence the title, "Obliterator"), the only thing in common with the Aggressor-class, works differently for the Obliterator. While the Aggressor also had a pulse cannon to accompany its plasma cannon and could fire at certain intervals (as it was more of a giant, flying space gun than an actual capital ship), the Obliterator's is not accompanied by a pulse cannon (this one is already deadlier than the Aggressor's on its own) and can only fire the cannon in much slower intervals. As for the drawing itself, I didn't draw it to full detail. Specifically, I'm saying not all weapon batteries are visible, but the ones that are (plasma cannon doesn't count) appear as little gray bumbs that lack detail, but do I really have to put every little gun at as much detail as possible?! It's a battleship for crying out loud! The small guns aren't supposed to be easily noticeable from a full view of the outside, and I wasn't drawing this like it was a section of one of those "Incredible Cross-Sections" books, and I wanted to keep the image limited to one piece of paper big enough to fit in my scanner, so you'll just have to live with it, okay? I mentioned the Imperial model after I learned of its existence, a while after this was posted, so people won't think I'm drawing it wrong (it's fanfiction, albeit one that tries to stick to continuity as close as possible, for crying out loud!). At least until I can think of a better but original name, the name Obliterator stays because I think it suits the plasma cannon on the vessel

Valkoran Navy Pilot by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:36 MDT

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Like other personnel, the Valkoran pilots are recruited from an assortment of beings ranging from mercenaries to ex-Imperials. The navy pilots are usually placed in vehicles such as the Firaxa-class starfighter and the Shyrack-class bomber. Their flight suits feature a life support system and a helmet with a blast shield that keeps solar light from interfering with the pilot's sight. Because they are usually in the cockpit, they have no armor, but they are always armed in case of emergencies. There is also an armored variant of this flight suit worn by the pilots of saboteur starfighters, who do inevitably deal with the personnel aboard larger Galactic Alliance ships once they board.

Firaxa-class Starfighter (Valkoran Firaxa Fighter) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:31 MDT

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Named for the predatory sharks from Manaan, the Firaxa is the primary fighter craft of the Valkoran navy. Armed with two double laser cannons and a proton torpedo launcher, they can take on any other fightercraft. They lack hyperdrives, so they must be transported through hyperspace via larger vessels. Its excellent sublight speed makes up for this.

Gundark-class Combat Walker (Valkoran AT-ST) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:25 MDT

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Based off designs from the Imperial All-Terrain Scout Transport, the Valkoran built the Gundark as a support vehicle. Despite the similar bipedal body build, the Gundark is in many ways different but superior to the Imperial model. The Valkoran models side cannons consist of a plasma railgun and a dual concussion missile launcher, while the Imperial model's consisted of a light laser cannon and a concussion grenade launcher. Movement is the area where the Gundark really shows its strength; unlike the Imperial AT-ST, the Gundark's leg movement is less restricted, allowing it to jump short distances and even climb walls or cliff-sides, using either climbing claws or magnets in it's feet, while keeping it's main body close to the vertical surface. Unfortunately, it still has the same light armoring as its Imperial predecessor. A new defensive strength includes repulsorlifts in the feet, which allows the Gundark to support itself while balancing on one foot, so it's not as easy to trip up as demonstrated with the original models during the Battle of Endor. Drawing-wise, I know one of the legs looks a little....awkward. I was just trying to show off its leg flexibility. What also looks awkward is the "mouth" cannon, and you should already be able to tell why. Other than those things, I'm pretty proud of this one. This is only the first in a line of detailed Valkoran vehicles. (the short-ranged artillery droid doesn't count) I think the only one I'm not doing is the long-ranged artillery, because that's just redundant when you have missile tanks and it looks like an SPHA-T wanna-be...with repulsorlifts. Now that I think about, its "railgun" needs to be redesigned as it was originally a laser (and I mean an endless beam) and I think the legs are in for redesigning too.

Yand Phantom by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:18 MDT

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Very little is known about the Yands. Despite their name, they are not actual phantoms; they are just reanimated corpses that exhibit ghost-like properties, such as phasing in and out of reality. These creatures, hateful of the living, dwell in their crashed vessel on Guaymar, waiting for anyone unfortunate enough to step in their territory. If someone does, they employ methods of surprise attack to get their prey, such as phasing into reality from behind, binding their tentacle-hands around the prey, letting out a high-pitched shriek (think the ReDeads from the Legend of Zelda games), attaching their mouth, and then sucking the victim's blood until they die. If there's any planet in the galaxy to avoid besides Blenjeel (mostly inhabited by man-eating sandworms), Guaymar is one of them, and, besides the other undead creatures that lurk the planet, Yand Phantoms are the reason to really avoid it. The moment anyone lets their guard down in the wrecked ship could be moment they die.

Sithling Warrior by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:13 MDT

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Very little is known about Sithlings, their real name unknown or unpronouncable and only being named such by galactiic databases due to their affinity to the Dark Side of the Force, despite their lack of association with Old or New Sith Order. (When on the subject of the Dark Side, the first thing usually that comes to mind is Sith) The warriors, made purely from dark matter (except maybe for their weapons and armor), a substance of unknown origin that has a strong dark force affinity, are the primary footsoldiers of the Horde and are also their spies in the galaxy. (Due to their near-humanoid appearance and and their completely shadowed eyes, they can blend in with mostly humanoid sapient populations without giving off their distinct eyes) Although it looks like they are only armed with a pole-mounted vibro-axe, their weapons also have a weapon similar to a blaster built in, which fires from the muzzle near the blade, but with no visible trigger, how it works is a mystery. What is also a mystery is what they look like without their masks, and most sapients would rather not know. (No, I'm not drawing the face yet; it would ruin the fun) What is known about their behavior is that they blindly follow their leader and will harm anyone who gets between them and their goals.

Valkoran Trooper (Humanoid) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:07 MDT

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The primary footsoldier (and cannon fodder) of the Valkoran military corps. They are recruited from a random assortment of sapients ranging from unemployed mercenaries to former Imperials. Like the Imperial Stormtroopers, Valk Troopers, too, are expendable. There are also other variants of the trooper. (see the helmet thumbnails) How the Valkoran managed to get so many soldiers (aside from mercenaries) for their cause remains a mystery.

Valkoran Helmet Thumbnail Sketches by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:42:02 MDT

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Well, I used shading this time because I already drew the helmets three-dimensionally, but my other thumbnail rules still apply. Also, these aren't the final designs either (despite the unoriginality in some of the designs, they do kind of reference the Galactic Empire's troopers, and this is for a Star Wars fanfiction). In fact, none of my drawings are the 100% final design. Yeah, that white space at the bottom is unused space from the paper I scanned.

Valkoran Army Thumbnail Sketches by Gahmah - Part 2

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:55 MDT

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For the third time, no fully detailed sketches, no shading and lighting, no detailed descriptions, and no official names. For the "Scout Trooper" on the speeder bike, I could've been more original with the armor design. Oh, and why did I draw the artillery droid in this if I already drew it about a year ago? Well, it gives me the chance to give people an idea of how it moves when it's mobile (in case you're wondering, it's a tripod). And I'll admit, I didn't look at the original drawing while drawing it, so some things may be a bit inconsistent. Also, I could've been fresher with the speeder bike design. Like I said on the previous thumbnails, they aren't the final designs (that includes the artillery bot, because I do have a habit of redesigning things), and you should expect something better looking in the future, whenever that will be...

Valkoran Army Thumbnail Sketches by Gahmah - Part 1

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:49 MDT

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It's pretty much the same rule as the navy thumbnails: no shading, no official names (that includes the AT-ST, which has been totally redone in the detailed sketch, as the thumbnail looks a little cheap), no fully detailed sketches, and of course, no fully detailed descriptions. You're not exactly supposed to do that stuff with thumbnails, especially when I'm drawing machines. Again, I apologize about this not being my best work. I'm just giving you ideas for when I do better versions. Update: as far as I know the only one of these I'm not doing is the long-range artillery, because 1. it's redundant when you already have a missile tank and 2. it looks like an SPHA-T wannabe on repulsorlifts instead of legs.

Valkoran Navy Thumbnail Sketches by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:39 MDT

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Yeah, just a few thumbnail sketches to give you an idea of what some of the ships in the Valkoran navy look like, so no need for shading here. Also, I didn't bother to come up with some colorful names for the ships yet, which I'll do when I do more detailed designs for them. And I'm very aware that some of the cannons and missile tubes are disproportionate. I'm sorry if this feels lame for something after a one-month hiatus. Oh, and if the image looks too "pixely", just click on it to make it a lot less "pixely".

Sithling Levioth (Levioth "Battleship") by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:33 MDT

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Basically, these are the living capital ships of the Sithling Horde. Now that I look at it today, I should redo it to make it look more....battleship-like and bigger. Yes, the design for the bridge was inspired off the mouth/eye/head of the Mutated Emperor Ing from Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, except there's no hole in the back of it this time. And I guess the inclusion of head on the bow was inspired by the Halberd (MetaKnight's battleship), except it does not look like the face of a particular person. Oh, and those little curved pipes are the turrets, which sort of look like the Slugworm's trunk.

Sithling Techno-Virus (not absolute form) by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:27 MDT

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When the Sithling Horde started encountering enemies that used battle droids, they realized the machines could not be corrupted by conventional means (i.e. direct Dark Matter attacks). As a solution, they developed this computer virus. To corrupt droids or computers, they implant the virus via disk. This is not it's absolute form because it's simple: Viruses, biological or computer, do not have an absolute form. This just represents the corruption in the systems of any machine infected with this dark virus.

Sithling Slugworm by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:17 MDT

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Out of the many monsters that are created or possessed to fight for the Sithling Horde, the Slugworms are among the most bizarre. Like most of the creatures in horde before being sighted in the GFFA, very little is known about them, but it can be speculated they were once wild or domestic animals bred for war. These strange slug-like creatures with distorted faces serve as artillery units, vommitting heavy-mass digesitve fluids from their trunks, which can also be used to crush or devour infantry at close range. The extra eyes that decorate the Slugworm's lower-body give it a 360-degree viewing range. Like normal earth slugs, they can stick to any surface. And yes, I know: I over-lighted part of its belly. I'm not proud of it, but you'll just have to deal with it.

Hydrojus by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:13 MDT

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Redesign planned. Description will come when the said design comes.

Planarahan by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:05 MDT

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Redesign planned. Description will come when said design comes.

Valkoran Artillery Droid - deployed by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:41:00 MDT

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Valkoran Artillery Droid - deployed by Gahmah - Valkoran_Artillery_Droid_deployed.jpg

Although it is classified as artillery along with the MOL, it is more of an infantry support unit. Their only weapons of personal defense are their front claws. They are about the height of a Wookiee when they are mobile, so their design flaws are that their ballistic plasma cannons don't have as great a firing range as the MOL and they aren't well protected. Drawing wise, my first few attempts at designing this thing were just laughable, but this one worked out. As for where the droid is: It's a cliff on a desert planet during a dust/sandstorm at night.

Vjun Garbage Worm by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:53 MDT

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Vjun Garbage Worm by Gahmah - Vjun_Garbage_Worm.jpg

This creature is a topic of many mysteries. What is known about this creature was that this creature was dwelling in Bast Castle's (Darth Vader's castle) underworks, feeding off any waste that finds its way into its territory, much like the more common Dianogas. Whether it is native to Vjun or not (most likely not, as Vjun is devoid of any native life, thanks to constant acid rain fall), it's clear that it can survive in the acidic water created from the rain. Since, there was only one member of this species encountered, whether the extra head is normal for the species or a genetic mutation is a mystery, as well as how many brains and consciousness. If a genetic mutation, it couldn't have happened at birth, as it couldn't have survived its youth. Most likely, it may have been a result of some chemicals in failed-and-trashed Imperial projects dumped from Bast Castle. Although it can live off the acid water, it does not provide as much nutritional value as solid food, such as the said trash. If it does not get enough to any trash for a large amount of time (such as after the Empire abandons Bast Castle as a base), it will become depraved and violently attempt to devour any solid food it detects (unless it's part of its territory, as no creature would be willing to eat their own shelter), even if it's living! (although, like Dianogas, this creature is not naturally a man-eater). If living, the worm will resort to combat before feasting. As far as biological self-defense mechanisms go, this is one of the most disgusting (by that, I mean hygienically) creatures in the galaxy. As the worm has no actual bladder or anus, the head opposite of the one that eats serves those functions, and not only that, but if it ingests any of the acid water (which it usually does), the urine and feces that come out become acidic. There's explanation of its unclean natural weapon, and I'm sorry if you are grossed out and/or if you think that concept is too immature/childish/retarded, but that's the way it is.

Pyron by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:45 MDT

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Redesign planned. Native the molten oceans of Kratzar, (I think a bit more of an original lava world when it comes to Star Wars), the serpentine Pyrons also dwell near its islands. After knowing that they swim in lava, you can probably already guess that they are resistant to thermal energy based weapons (unless maybe it's hotter than lava) such as blasters and lightsabers. Although blind due to their apparent lack of eyes, they have a strong sense of smell and hearing. These creatures have been known to occassionally find their way into the Valkoran lava mining station (think about why they would be mining lava) and kill and/or devour miners or other personnel. To counter the pests occassional attacks, the Valkoran Mining Engineers invented the "Pyron-killer" Defense Walker, which is equiped with kinetic blaster cannons that ignore the beasts' heat resistance. There is also a rare subspecies of Pyron that is larger, has eyes, a strong shell along its back, and is said to be able to destroy "Pyron-killers".

Valkoran "Death Mask" Assasin Droid by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:39 MDT

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Redesign planned. I don't know if this thing is still going to exist in my fanfiction, but think of this as a "pocket assasin droid". It obviously gets its name from the fact that its outer shell looks like a face and it eliminates its targets by latching onto their faces and then thrusting their mandibles into the skull (although literally it just kills the brain, the victim is still essentially dead).

Facadma - Gas Glow by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:30 MDT

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It's the same drawing as the other Facadma drawing, except with a special effect.

Facadma by Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:22 MDT

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Redesign planned. Description will come when said design comes.

Gahmah Raan Shadows by.........Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:14 MDT

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Same as the other drawing, but with different computer effects.

Gahmah Raan Headshot by.......Gahmah

Gahmah — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:40:07 MDT

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Redesign planned. Description will come when said design comes.

Valkoran Engineer - Avatar

Gahmah — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 20:43:23 MDT

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Admiral Marx Gravlek - Avatar

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Exo-Gravlek - Avatar

Gahmah — Wed, 20 May 2009 13:55:11 MDT

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Dynn Manthis - Avatar

Gahmah — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 16:49:39 MDT

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Wat Gumbor - Avatar

Gahmah — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:50:21 MDT

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Valkoran Trooper - Avatar 2

Gahmah — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:57:45 MST

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Lobranha - Avatar

Gahmah — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 10:55:03 MST

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Sithling Crustythe - Avatar

Gahmah — Sat, 3 Jan 2009 00:37:51 MST

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Frosty the "Proto" Snowman - Avatar

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Arcidus - Avatar

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Zolph Vaelor - Avatar

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Maestus - Avatar

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Machinus - Avatar

Gahmah — Mon, 1 Sep 2008 22:56:52 MDT

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Valkoran Scout Trooper - Avatar

Gahmah — Tue, 5 Aug 2008 17:23:05 MDT

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Sithling Nidracha - Avatar

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Valkoran MOL - Avatar

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Rancor-class Assault Tank (Valkoran "Smelter" Tank) - Avatar

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Valkoran Sigma-class Shuttle - Avatar

Gahmah — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:42:11 MDT

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Behemoth-class Landing Barge (Valkoran Landing Barge) - Avatar

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Tuk'ata-class Repulsor Tank (Valkoran Fighter Tank) - Avatar

Gahmah — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:24:57 MDT

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Shyrack-class Assault Bomber (Valkoran Shyrack Bomber) - Avatar

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Valkoran Navy Pilot - Avatar

Gahmah — Tue, 3 Jun 2008 16:15:53 MDT

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Firaxa-class Starfighter (Valkoran Firaxa Fighter) - Avatar

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Gundark-class Combat Walker (Valkoran AT-ST) - Avatar

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Yand Phantom - Avatar

Gahmah — Sat, 31 May 2008 13:39:40 MDT

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Sithling Warrior - Avatar

Gahmah — Tue, 27 May 2008 15:02:51 MDT

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Valkoran Trooper - Avatar

Gahmah — Mon, 12 May 2008 19:56:22 MDT

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No, I'm not going to make avatars directly from the thumbnail sheet if you're asking. I'll do them as I do the full body designs.

Valentine's Day 2008 cards - The PG-13 Sarlacc joke

Gahmah — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 16:13:11 MST

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Just try to guess what's going on in its belly. Also, don't ask when and how I was granted the power to give the Sarlacc eyes.