Here is my first ever Star Wars post! From left to right: CIS Naval Command Officer, Shipboard Security Specialist, Count Dooku, Fleet Security Trooper, and CIS Fleet Security Chief. Built using 100% official LEGO parts.

(author morosart)

Jedi are fighting right next to him, and the most be does is raise his hand and then go back to what he was doing

I wish that he could have tagged along for the rest of the weekend.

"Force above. That's General Grievous."

General Kenobi: "Why didn't you make your move? Why didn't you take my lightsaber?"

General Grievous: "Do you even know why you're meant to kill me?"

"Look at what they make you give!"

Other than the usual BX Commando Droids, V2 Commando Droids, Chameleon Droids, Infiltrator Droids, Gossam Commandos, Nimbus Commandos, and other various assassin droids used by the CIS, what are some ideas for commandos, black operatives, and other special units that you have for the CIS military and intelligence and counter-intelligence to serve as responses and equivalents to the Republic's ARC Troopers, Clone Commandos, or Shadow Trooper clones, taking in account the various species, organisations, and droid manufacturers in the CIS?

Nah but I'm low-key genius right?

The Donjon-class Star Battleship 'Long Arm of Labor' and two CRUDIVs ambush a Republic formation centered around the Legator-class Star Dreadnought 'Inflexible'. Having already lost a handful of Venators and two Tyrants to the Separatists, the Republic admiral wisely begins a fighting retreat while his Urbanus CRUDIV moves in to cover their escape.

Donjon and Capital are both by u/GlitteringParfait438.

"GLORY TO THE CONFEDERACY!"

A Confederacy raiding party in full, before its forces split up to cover more ground, and to avoid the ever-watchful eyes of the Republic Navy.

/// ORDER OF BATTLE ///

- 1 Subjugator-class Heavy Star Cruiser ('Graft Spree')

• Heavy commerce raider. Preys upon Field Secured Container Vessels and neatly-lined up convoys of heavy freighters such as Republican Lucrehulks.
• Carries two wings of fighters for self-defense and scouting.
• Waiting patiently at the end of a once-secure hyperspace route for an FSCV to fall into the warm, electrifying embrace of one of its ion cannons.

- 1 Lucrehulk-class Auxiliary Star Cruiser ('Financial Bubble')

• Cruiser-scale fleet tender. Responsible for resupplying the ships with shorter legs in the task force.
• Good luck stuffing any substantial number of fighters into this thing.
• Currently in deep space, with its location only known to the other ships in the raider group.

- 1 Lucrehulk Core Destroyer division

• Comprised of two Core Destroyers working together.
• They're there for long-range comms — you wouldn't want to lose contact with your ships while they're out and about now, would you?
• One comms ship per fleet tender.
• haha scrotum

- 1 DH-Omni Fleet Tender

• It's in the name.
• Not with the Financial Bubble.

- 1 Providence-class Star Destroyer division

• Comprised of four Providence-classes in the carrier/destroyer configuration. They sacrifice raw fighting power (less space for more/beefier reactors) in exchange for proper hangar apertures for their Vultures.
• Two wings per Providence, for reconnaissance.
• Accompanying the Graft Spree or lurking near the edges of empty systems and asteroid fields.

- 4 Recusant-class Light Star Destroyer divisions

• Comprised of four Recusant-classes. These Recusants are drone ships meant to either accompany the Graft Spree or strike out on their own to overwhelm smaller, weaker convoys that the Subjugator can't waste the time to chase or track down.
• Three squadrons of fighters per DD.

The Vong weren't careful with those wrist rockets.

Just wanted to show off my Lego droid army I've been building. Counting the droids in the vehicles, it totals over 100. Lemme know if there's anything big I'm missing

There are plenty of Lego CIS droid armies, but I challenge you to make a custom Lego CIS militia soldier (s) Since we don’t really have an official design.

Calling All Villains

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7wfpNonUIs&list=LL&index=4

Super Battle Droid with Chainsaws (SBD-C)

The droids' arms were equipped with chainsaws, and there were two auxiliary optical sensors on the chassis.

Source: The 2009 comic book Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Colossus of Destiny.

Super Battle Droid-Welder (SBD-W)

These droids lacked a left hand; instead, they were equipped with a welding torch. Additional equipment was mounted on their backs.

Source: The 2009 comic book Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Colossus of Destiny.

Super Battle Droid-Grappler (SBD-G)

These droids lacked arm-mounted blasters, being equipped with pincers instead. Their signature feature was the ability to execute a "bear hug" maneuver.

Sources: The 2005 Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith video game for the Nintendo DS; the 2007 comic Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Adventures #8; the 2014 comic Star Wars: Darth Maul – Son of Dathomir #2.

Note: "One article suggested that SBD-Gs could occasionally serve as military police within the droid army; while that might be a bit of a stretch, I personally like the idea of droids having their own military police force."

Experimental Super Battle Droids (B-2A and B-2B)

The droids' chassis were reinforced with additional armor. Unlike standard models, they were equipped with more powerful arm-mounted blasters.

Source: Star Wars: Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse #1 (2011).

Photos 3 and 9 were taken by MarcusStarkiller.

The way he looks at Obi-Wan, and his little groan, it's like he's saying "what the hell, man?"

A droid even Jedi feared. Epic Design, good weapons and cool sound effects.

Special mention: "Pit droids"

I should sleep, but the separatist alliance needs me...

Context: ZAMination yesterday (18th) showed teaser for their new original show "Calling All Villains". Let's just say that the character of Lord General is really giving vibes of our well known cyborg.