#b1 battle droids

[mwolf0epsilon]

[Dual of the Fates, Bagpipes Edition, begins to play aggressively in the background]

Between wanting to teach his brothers that he is not just a stick in the mud that drains the fun out of everything, and also wanting to do things well within the standards of GAR regulations because he's not an idiot, Dogma did some research.

As it turns out, the bagpipes were actually instruments used during wartime as an incentive to battle, motivation for the troops, and intimidation of the enemy. It's also the perfect instrument to annoy the ever loving crap out of a very specific group of brothers who keep talking behind your back and teasing you.

As it stands, neither the Clone Army nor the Droid Army was prepared for Dogma's level of commitment to being (rightfully) petty.

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[zennore]

The Battle Maids discover a portal in the kitchen.

[fellthemarvelous]

We haven't captured anyone in years!

We haven't captured anyone ever!

Star Wars Rebels: The Last Battle

I love the B1 Battle Droids so much.

[sonia-the-hedgehog-2369]

I'm not gonna lie, I'd actually listen to a full album like this! It has no business being this good!

[onetomb]

Sometimes I think about how this skeleton started the journey of cracking my egg:

He’s also why I started wearing scarves, I fantasized for hours about being a cool skeleton knight who could be strong enough to run away and live in the hills with the werewolves (also I was certain werewolves lived in the woods)

[absolxguardian]

Assembling and painting B1 battle droid miniatures is really hard, as the mini must conform to a design that wasn't made with the intention of using it in a wargame (opposite of how WH40K has a lot of tall dudes in it). Many of my droids will be going into battle missing minor parts or having obvious glue lines on their blasters.

Which got me thinking. We all accept that all the background clones in TCW and ROTS have unquie paint patterns, even if they're all the same or blank in the actual media. What if the droids aren't as uniform as they look either. The Seperatists don't have unlimited resources, so what if many droids in standard deployment are cobbled together not completely professionally and missing minor parts like the backs of their heads? There's a propaganda poster recruiting youth to the seperatist cause from "the intergalactic association of amalgamated droid builders". What if that's how organic Seperatist supporters helped the cause? Scavenging broken droids and trying to put them together the best they can.

[the-churroguy]

How dare you make Grievous WHOLESOME

A dumb comic about Grievous’ collection~

[coline7373]

Maaan, I hate this job.

[starwarjotta]

Day 1 - droid worst attempt at infiltration ever (doing the star wars drawtober prompts by @fanfoolishness and @dankfarrikdrabbles, thank you for the list!!)

[ab-rinart]

Chillin

[im-yotsu]

It's them...the creachur

Also a turnaround for Rainer's tattoos

[zennore]

[bernie-buddy]

gay robots

[clone-wars-army-blues]

Source (OP u/Artistic_Biscotti254 is artist)

[owliix]

here's a bit of an older piece that was fun working on!! I especially loved drawin' the b1 unit<3 this was for the @forgottenchapterszine which was an awesome zine to contribute to!<3

[alabyte]

Forgot to post this!

Sketched this little buddy from my textual roleplay yesterday. His name is Stooge (though it's not really an accurate localization of the one slang word that became his original name) and he's a reprogrammed B1 droid. He mostly assists Tech as needed, but because he has very little RAM, he is considered more of an emotional support droid. He is sometimes used as a note-taking board.

Crosshair drew him goggles with a permanent marker. Tech is not impressed.