I was thinking about this fantastic figure and forgot to mention that we named our dog "Leeloominaï Lekatariba Lamina-Tchaï Ekbat De Sebat" but just called her Leeloo :)

She was a little Havanese

That is cool. Makes me wanna watch the movie again. I likey.

Very, very cool!!

The weapon looks great and the scene is coming along well! 

Jealousy is umbecomming of you.....I'll handle that for you.

This is just terrific.  Really nice work.  I might be a tad jealous.  

He is awesome.

I'm curious how are you coming up with the programs for your printer?

Do we still call them 'programs'?

Again, great work. The dance/fight scene is that movie was a work of genius, and I'm still blown away each time I see it.

the Baron

 

 

OctaneOrange

Stones

 

 

Shouldn't that be, "...Sssssssstonessssss..."

 

Fire burns, wind blows, water flows, and... dirt just kind of accumulates?

That's a lot of cool stuff Octane Orange!

OctaneOrange

he is almost 5 inches tall

So, somewhere around 1/20 to 1/24 scale--very cool.

OctaneOrange

Stones

Shouldn't that be, "...Sssssssstonessssss..."

Very cool!  I like the Mondoshawans' design, the lines and shapes make them look a little like European gentlemen from the turn of the 20th century-like they're wearing striped morning trousers, waistcoats, and cutaway coats.

As far as the name goes, it's mentioned several times, but usually with a lot of things going on.

Brilliant casting, too-I loved Tiny Lister as the President.

Mangalore spike hand-gren

DSCF9280 by aus_mus, on Flickr

DSCF9281 by aus_mus, on Flickr

A line from the movie:  "Anybody else want to negotiate?"

Stones

DSCF9268 by aus_mus, on Flickr

ZF-1 remote

DSCF8656 by aus_mus, on Flickr

Omigosh!

 I forgot how neat looking they were! Nice job!

That is very nice, first time i have seen a model from tht movie as well. Thanks for shareing.

Excellent work! Do you have more Fifth Element projects in the works?

Yes, this is quite impressive; I didn't know there were any models of items from the Fifth Element.

... where are the stones.

Spot on!  Really nice job.  I love that movie - are you going to do a Mangalore next "Don't press the red button"

Oh wow that's cool! Great job on the printing and the painting!!! 

I didn't recall the name either, I was just calling them 'the good alien guys'. 

Quite a job you did there.  I remember these guys from the beginning of the movie, but I never heard their name before.  Just how big is this piece.