Welcome to my little slice of internet heaven. This site showcases some of the coolest Jawa collectibles from my personal collection (unless noted). Also, I have included links to some of my favorite websites, which feature other outstanding collections as well. Thank you for visiting MADBROWNZ and enjoy the "Jawa experience."

Thursday, December 25, 2014

Pysber Booties (Custom) Jawa Bootlegs

Pictured are the most awesome custom Jawa Bootlegs that were recently added to my collection. The Psyber Booties (Smelio Dweling Maai Moni) figures are made of hard resin and painted in a broad assortment of cheesy colors.

Here is the second assortment of Jawa bootlegs. Unlike the resin figures, these were cast in dark green and brown wax, making them very fragile.

The maker of these awesome bootlegs were kind enough to include the Molds (Wax and Resin) and "First Shot" of the bootleg figures.

Here is a group shot of the Resin and Wax figures, as well as the Molds and "First Shots". These unbelievable bootlegs were given to me via my Secret Santa from The Imperial Gunnery Forum. Held once a year, Members are sent the name, address and a list of wants from other collectors. This allows Collectors to not only give to each other, but back to the Community as well. 





Monday, January 13, 2014

Original Trilogy Collection (OTC) Mock-up Jawa (MOC)


Pictured is an Original Trilogy Collection (OTC) Mock-up Jawa (MOC). Prior to the release of the Original Trilogy Collection in 2004, the Jawas had been mocked up on a Saga cardback. It is not uncommon for figures to be placed on various cardbacks to see what they will look like prior to being released for a future line. Similar to most mock-ups, an existing cardback and insert had been used. In this case, a C3PO cardback and Darth Maul insert. There are subtle differences between the insert used on this mock-up and the production version. The bubble, however is interesting, as it matches the one used when the figures were produced on OTC cardbacks. The inner tray is cut for each figure and weapon as well.Since the Jawas were repainted versions of the ones produced in 1996, it makes sense that the same figures would be used for this mock-up. These make a very notable addition to my ongoing Modern pre-production collection.