Andor Customise Star Wars Starship Kamino Geonosis Sith Jakku vintage Diorama

Most Star Wars vehicles come out of the box looking exactly like thousands of others.

I change that.

Give me a ship, an era, a planet, a faction, a colour or even just a half-formed idea and I’ll turn it into a completely individual Star Wars piece painted specifically for you.

Maybe you want an Imperial ship that looks as though it has spent ten years operating out of a filthy Outer Rim outpost.

Maybe a battered Rebel craft held together through three campaigns.

A pristine Kamino-built prototype.

A Geonosis veteran.

A scavenged Jakku ship pieced together from whatever its owner could find.

Or something that has never appeared on screen at all, but feels as though it absolutely could have.

That is what this listing is for.

YOU DON’T NEED TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT

Some of my favourite pieces begin with nothing more than:

“I like this ship. Do something amazing with it.”

You can be involved in every decision, choosing the colours, markings, decals and level of weathering, or you can give me a basic direction and leave the rest to me.

I’ll talk the idea through with you before anything is painted.

This isn’t a menu where you select Colour A and Decal B.

We create the piece together.

HOW I PAINT THEM

I start with an existing vehicle or model and repaint it by hand, using airbrushing and brushwork to completely change its character.

I build the finish gradually with panel variation, washes, worn edges, chipped paint, grime, staining, mechanical detailing, metallic highlights and carefully placed decals.

The weathering is particularly important to me.

Star Wars has always looked best when its machines feel used.

Not uniformly sprayed with brown dirt. Not covered in random scratches. I want wear to make sense: grime collecting around mechanical areas, exposed metal appearing where crews would climb aboard, staining around engines, faded panels and repairs from a life that happened before you ever saw the vehicle.

Thanks for looking, Josh.