1994's Star Wars: Droids Vol.1 #3 cover by artist Kilian Plunkett. Source
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1994's Star Wars: Droids Vol.1 #3 cover by artist Kilian Plunkett. Source
C-3PX (Modified Cybot Galactica 3PX-Series Protocol Droid)
Source: The New Essential Guide to Droids (Del Rey, 2006)
C-3PX was a heavily modified protocol droid bounty hunter. He was initially used by Darth Maul, then by the Empire but was acquired by a criminal and finally upgraded to serve as a merciless killing machine, pursuing C-3PO and R2-D2 at one point.
Source: The New Essential Guide to Droids (2006)
First Appearance: Star Wars Droids - The Kalarba Adventures 3 (1994)
This was a custom funko I did for C-3PX, design inspired by Kilian Plunkett cover art for Droids #3. C-3PX is a legends protocol droid that Darth Maul customised and worked with during his time as Darth Sidious's apprentice.
I was originally looking for more comicbook accurate with multiple guns, but I struggled to find weapons small enough that could fit in a hidden compartment.
Parts:
The weapons came from United Bricks; a Lego accessory store, the ammunition belt was faux leather and cut-up pieces of cotton buds, the 'X' was done with airdry clay and then I added a layer of acrylic paint for the eyes, the 'X' and around the joints to darken the model and make it look more sinister.
Star Wars Droids #3, June 1994, cover by Kilian Plunkett
Remember when C-3PX showed up on the Droids cartoon?
Yeah, me neither.
This week's Alphabots entry: C is for C-3PX!
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C-3PX is an assassin droid in the expanded Star Wars universe, built from the same protocol template as the famous C-3PO.
Manga Studio's getting easier every week. I feel like it's improved my inking, both digitally and with a real brush. Really enjoying the project so far!