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Jme Wheeler wrote this about their work on 40623 Battle of Endor Heroes:

Ah, Brickheadz! These are always really fun to do. It was an enjoyable challenge to convert R2 into the Brickheadz shape language. It would have been tricky enough if he had been a standard size, but only being able to work within a 3x3 grid added a lot of extra problem solving. Thankfully we've gotten some new elements in the last few years that were a great help. Wicket was likewise challenging and fun to work on. MOC builders out there will note (and hopefully appreciate) the paired left and right angle plates in both Wicket and Leia. Lando's hair was another highlight for me. It has a unique texture when compared to other Brickheadz models, which I enjoyed working out.

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9 comments on this article

By Sandinista in United States, 11 Sep 2023 10:04

For clarification, how do you pronounce the first name?

By StyleCounselor in United States, 11 Sep 2023 10:15

Glad to see some passion about the Ghost set. It shows in the final product. Keep it up!

By Rob42 in Germany, 11 Sep 2023 11:05

I don't own this set, but yes, I do appreciate getting asymmetrical elements in pairs! 75265 does it as well, for example.

By MacGyver85 in Belgium, 11 Sep 2023 11:49

@Sandinista said:
"For clarification, how do you pronounce the first name? "

Most likely Jaimie but I'm interested in confirmation too.

By Reinier in Netherlands, 11 Sep 2023 12:33

I saw him in Billund a few weeks ago. I bought a signed version of the wooden duck. I never talked to him because I don't know how to address him (Jamie? Djmay? Sjmay? Jimmie?) ;)

By dkressin in United States, 11 Sep 2023 15:12

@Reinier said:
"I saw him in Billund a few weeks ago. I bought a signed version of the wooden duck. I never talked to him because I don't know how to address him (Jamie? Djmay? Sjmay? Jimmie?) ;)"

As a friend and lugmate, I can confirm it's pronounced as it looks: "jay-me".

By shirhac in Germany, 11 Sep 2023 15:50

@Reinier said:
"I saw him in Billund a few weeks ago. I bought a signed version of the wooden duck. I never talked to him because I don't know how to address him (Jamie? Djmay? Sjmay? Jimmie?) ;)"

"Mr. Wheeler" should have been appropriate.

By Maxbricks14 in New Zealand, 11 Sep 2023 20:27

This is a bad star wars set for one reason. Han isn't in it and he lead the battle as a general

By brickwich in United States, 11 Sep 2023 20:55

Jme did a great job capturing R2 in BrickHeadz form, especially since it can stand on its own without the clear brick underneath when not on display!