Actually the Saleucami trooper that looks like another galactic marine at the end there is actually a fully realized design, it was featured in one of the Star Wars Republic Comics, I can’t remember what issue, but I know I saw them in the comic, which is cool
Yeah they appear in Issue 74 They even lack the Kamas just like the Concept Art Commander Faie also appears with his "caped Engineer" Armor for a single panel in that same Issue
It's such a missed opportunity to not see the V-Wing Pilot in the latest episode of the Bad Batch. In fact, it's the first time we get to see the V-Wing starfighter in action.
One funny thing I learned after watching this video was the mystery clone (the one with the commander Cody markings which had a figure that got cancelled) also featured in the clone wars featurette called creating kamino. It’s shown on screen when Dave Filoni discusses the “type 3” armor (referring to phase 2, I guess internally it’s referred to as type 3 as in episode 3, same naming scheme it’s used for phase 1, they call it type 2). If only more people watched those behind the scenes videos, maybe that design would’ve become more well known to the general public. (Edit: a day after writing this I remembered I wrote a similar comment to this on the video focused on that trooper. I made that comment a few months ago so I had forgotten about it. I was thinking about deleting this one since it’s somewhat redundant but I’ve decided against it).
Really makes me feel nostalgic. The revenge of the sith era was really when i was first old enough for toys with small parts and could remember things accurately. I was 5 when it came out so in the years following shortly after i had all the clone designs i could find. First i ever had was an attatix at rt and then the at te gunner clone. Over time my army grew. The vision of these monolithic, tough, militaristic soldiers with all this conceptual tactical gear really makes me wonder how different the clones would have been if the film had explored them further. So many unused concepts. The clones we know and love now are conceptually very different as people compared to the hardened and stoic clones from the prequels. I want to delve into the rots concept archives so badly to see all the clone art. I wish we had a a 6 hour cut with all of the battles explored as well, but a guy can dream. So many cool designs. Anyways great video man! Will definitely save this for inspiration later! Thanks!
Wack was probably meant to lead a patrol with AT-RTs to search for surviving jedi, with the hologram being to contact a superior, my guess is that he would've been on Kashyyyk in the scene with AT-RTs searching for Yoda. intresting that he has what appears to be a jetpack or jump pack on him.
It would be funny to think that a guy accidentally left his 2003 p1 figure in the sun and was like EUREKA, A NEW CONCEPT DESIGN. Imagine that had made it into the film? People would be purposely yellowing clone figs like look i weathered him 😂😂😂😂
@@truesonsofmandalore 🤣 I wouldn’t be surprised if that isn’t how it went down! Lucas had the design team design the Jedi Interceptor after the Jedi starfighter toy’s breakaway feature!
i can confirm that the purple/blue color variant of Commander Neyo is in the comic of episode 3 ….. ! also i think that the dude who made the comic with commander Keller based the poncho design and the white galactic marine design on this concept art of commander faie and the marine
Thank you! I actually found an image of that trooper in the comic online after uploading! Very cool to find it's origin! It would make sense about Keller and the GM. all of their designs rock and I love the winter gear!
@@RustbeltCollector do you also think its a shame they didnt use anything in the bad batch…. or other legends designs like keller, phase 2 fordo. more episode 3 clone commanders … such a waste of opportunity… they have the voice for the clones anyways …they only need to make new models. At least we got scorch again ig
@@cold3341 always. However, if they used any of these concept clones, we likely wouldn’t have gotten some other design from the CW. However, Fordo and Keller would have been awesome!! I think that Grey and Howzer needed unit colors as well. All their troopers were just white.
Thank you! I tried to cover everything I could find! I imagine there is still much more concept art we don't know about, but that is likely lost to time
@@RustbeltCollector Sorry, I don't know where it's from as I just randomly stumbled across the image while browsing Google and took a screenshot, but I would recommend you check out Paintpot2 on Deviant art as he has some other images of clone models from ROTS
@@CloneCommanderCrater1102 I’ll have to see if I can track it down. Regardless, thank you for sending it my way! Paint pot is actually the source for several of these images, he has a great archive!
Bly was originally supposed to be red and Deviss is his remains of the concept design, also Bly got an attackix figure using red marks and is labeled as Bly. Also we got a LEGO minifigure of the phase 2 AT-TE gunner trooper in the 2017 fighter tank set.
Also I have a theory about Utapau trooper designs, the dark blue AOTC inspired design with dark blue stripes an plain helmet was first, George Lucas wanted the clones to be unique so the pinkish brown Cody like clone was made. Then that design got axed through development and we ended up with the 442nd siege design, for some reason the design got changed to orange and we ended up with the 212th attack battalion! Also that would explain Cody’s design being the remains of the pinkish brown Utapau trooper design on the body.
my personal theory for the 442nd and 212th having the same markings in universe is that they're both separate units but both fall under the 7th sky corps and perhaps the markings are unique to the 7th sky corps and not the respective battalions, only the colors change
@@Rogue_Nine416 just the fact about them being in the same Corp as the 212th and their deployment on cato nemoidia and that’s it, the fact about them being the 7th sky Corp is actually a slightly rare fact.
@@Rogue_Nine416 That theory was pretty much confirmed in one of the recent Obi-Wan comics that showed the 442nd and 212th working together during the battle of Abrion Major.
The original Lego Star Wars video game actually has this weird thing where if you try to spawn the green clone on kashyyyk it shows up blue, many people assume it was a bug but Lego probably got early concept art of the 501st and 91st on Kashyyyk and later changed the markings to green in the menu and for the actual set they came in. Also explains the 91st clone in the AT-RT set
Hi! I dont know if you'll see this but the Galactic Marines without the Kamas actually appear in Issue 74 of the 2005 "Republic" Comics Commander Faie also appears for a single panel wearing his "caped Engineer" Armor in that same Issue Also I'm not sure if you noticed but the two "Commander Gree"s/"Jet Trooper"s are slightly different The one from 8:01 is 501st Blue while the one from 11:23 is Green Also at 11:23 I think that red one is a K Company(Deviss's Unit) Trooper And the Black Galactic Marine(Also from 11:23 got released in the "Miniatures" Line as "Elite Clone Trooper"
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Actually the Saleucami trooper that looks like another galactic marine at the end there is actually a fully realized design, it was featured in one of the Star Wars Republic Comics, I can’t remember what issue, but I know I saw them in the comic, which is cool
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Yes i think it was issue 74 if i remember correctly
Yeah they appear in Issue 74
They even lack the Kamas just like the Concept Art
Commander Faie also appears with his "caped Engineer" Armor for a single panel in that same Issue
The Neyo helmet with a visor is actually a skin in Battlefont 2. Pretty cool how they added different type of armours in the game
It's such a missed opportunity to not see the V-Wing Pilot in the latest episode of the Bad Batch. In fact, it's the first time we get to see the V-Wing starfighter in action.
Oh dang! I didn’t even think about that, but 100%!!
It could be cool to see Jag fly one of those, knock out two things at once.
One funny thing I learned after watching this video was the mystery clone (the one with the commander Cody markings which had a figure that got cancelled) also featured in the clone wars featurette called creating kamino. It’s shown on screen when Dave Filoni discusses the “type 3” armor (referring to phase 2, I guess internally it’s referred to as type 3 as in episode 3, same naming scheme it’s used for phase 1, they call it type 2). If only more people watched those behind the scenes videos, maybe that design would’ve become more well known to the general public.
(Edit: a day after writing this I remembered I wrote a similar comment to this on the video focused on that trooper. I made that comment a few months ago so I had forgotten about it. I was thinking about deleting this one since it’s somewhat redundant but I’ve decided against it).
Really makes me feel nostalgic. The revenge of the sith era was really when i was first old enough for toys with small parts and could remember things accurately. I was 5 when it came out so in the years following shortly after i had all the clone designs i could find. First i ever had was an attatix at rt and then the at te gunner clone. Over time my army grew.
The vision of these monolithic, tough, militaristic soldiers with all this conceptual tactical gear really makes me wonder how different the clones would have been if the film had explored them further. So many unused concepts. The clones we know and love now are conceptually very different as people compared to the hardened and stoic clones from the prequels. I want to delve into the rots concept archives so badly to see all the clone art. I wish we had a a 6 hour cut with all of the battles explored as well, but a guy can dream. So many cool designs.
Anyways great video man! Will definitely save this for inspiration later! Thanks!
The galactic marine saluecami trooper showed up in a Star Wars republic comic. It’s in the arc right after Jabiim
Wack was probably meant to lead a patrol with AT-RTs to search for surviving jedi, with the hologram being to contact a superior, my guess is that he would've been on Kashyyyk in the scene with AT-RTs searching for Yoda. intresting that he has what appears to be a jetpack or jump pack on him.
10:59 might actually be designed to look like sun yellowing, as the more damaged one has more yellowing.
It could be, but the yellow changes from clone to clone. So that's why I wasn't sure if it was weathering or pattern
It would be funny to think that a guy accidentally left his 2003 p1 figure in the sun and was like EUREKA, A NEW CONCEPT DESIGN. Imagine that had made it into the film? People would be purposely yellowing clone figs like look i weathered him 😂😂😂😂
@@truesonsofmandalore 🤣 I wouldn’t be surprised if that isn’t how it went down! Lucas had the design team design the Jedi Interceptor after the Jedi starfighter toy’s breakaway feature!
i can confirm that the purple/blue color variant of Commander Neyo is in the comic of episode 3 ….. ! also i think that the dude who made the comic with commander Keller based the poncho design and the white galactic marine design on this concept art of commander faie and the marine
Thank you! I actually found an image of that trooper in the comic online after uploading! Very cool to find it's origin!
It would make sense about Keller and the GM. all of their designs rock and I love the winter gear!
@@RustbeltCollector do you also think its a shame they didnt use anything in the bad batch…. or other legends designs like keller, phase 2 fordo. more episode 3 clone commanders … such a waste of opportunity… they have the voice for the clones anyways …they only need to make new models. At least we got scorch again ig
@@cold3341 always. However, if they used any of these concept clones, we likely wouldn’t have gotten some other design from the CW. However, Fordo and Keller would have been awesome!! I think that Grey and Howzer needed unit colors as well. All their troopers were just white.
The blue BARC trooper was supposed to be on Kashyyyk but was then changed to a red color and moved to Saleucami.
Great video it’s great someone finally went in depth with the concept art.
Thank you! I tried to cover everything I could find! I imagine there is still much more concept art we don't know about, but that is likely lost to time
@@RustbeltCollector Someone should really archive some of the concept art it’d be a arduous task though.
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For that pink/brown Cody trooper I actually found a proper image of one of the cgi models that I could email you
Please do! email is rustbeltcollector@gmail.com
@@RustbeltCollector Just sent the image, hope it can help
@@CloneCommanderCrater1102 it does!! Thank you! Can you tell me where it’s from and if you know where to find a higher Resolution version?
@@RustbeltCollector Sorry, I don't know where it's from as I just randomly stumbled across the image while browsing Google and took a screenshot, but I would recommend you check out Paintpot2 on Deviant art as he has some other images of clone models from ROTS
@@CloneCommanderCrater1102 I’ll have to see if I can track it down. Regardless, thank you for sending it my way!
Paint pot is actually the source for several of these images, he has a great archive!
Bly was originally supposed to be red and Deviss is his remains of the concept design, also Bly got an attackix figure using red marks and is labeled as Bly. Also we got a LEGO minifigure of the phase 2 AT-TE gunner trooper in the 2017 fighter tank set.
really intresting hints at what the movie could have been, tbh alot of the designs look pretty cool, nice video
Thanks!!!
Also I have a theory about Utapau trooper designs, the dark blue AOTC inspired design with dark blue stripes an plain helmet was first, George Lucas wanted the clones to be unique so the pinkish brown Cody like clone was made. Then that design got axed through development and we ended up with the 442nd siege design, for some reason the design got changed to orange and we ended up with the 212th attack battalion! Also that would explain Cody’s design being the remains of the pinkish brown Utapau trooper design on the body.
my personal theory for the 442nd and 212th having the same markings in universe is that they're both separate units but both fall under the 7th sky corps and perhaps the markings are unique to the 7th sky corps and not the respective battalions, only the colors change
@@Rogue_Nine416 that’s not a theory, it’s actual fact in legends, the 212th and 442nd are under the 7th sky Corp.
@@zachduperron8543 there's actually not a lot of info on the 442nd in legends, other than that they were on cato neimoidia
@@Rogue_Nine416 just the fact about them being in the same Corp as the 212th and their deployment on cato nemoidia and that’s it, the fact about them being the 7th sky Corp is actually a slightly rare fact.
@@Rogue_Nine416 That theory was pretty much confirmed in one of the recent Obi-Wan comics that showed the 442nd and 212th working together during the battle of Abrion Major.
The original Lego Star Wars video game actually has this weird thing where if you try to spawn the green clone on kashyyyk it shows up blue, many people assume it was a bug but Lego probably got early concept art of the 501st and 91st on Kashyyyk and later changed the markings to green in the menu and for the actual set they came in. Also explains the 91st clone in the AT-RT set
Hi! I dont know if you'll see this but the Galactic Marines without the Kamas actually appear in Issue 74 of the 2005 "Republic" Comics
Commander Faie also appears for a single panel wearing his "caped Engineer" Armor in that same Issue
Also I'm not sure if you noticed but the two "Commander Gree"s/"Jet Trooper"s are slightly different
The one from 8:01 is 501st Blue while the one from 11:23 is Green
Also at 11:23 I think that red one is a K Company(Deviss's Unit) Trooper
And the Black Galactic Marine(Also from 11:23 got released in the "Miniatures" Line as "Elite Clone Trooper"
Those are epic!
Some of them are and I’m only half way in the video
@@AxisofFilm Yeah
Where are those concept pieces from? Couldn't find them in the Art of RotS book.
Some were in the “Making of ROTS” and others come from other books and Alex Jaegers art portfolio :)
outstanding
AAAAAAAAAAAND all of them were released for 3.75 in
Pretty much all of them, except 2-3 really. I love how Hasbro went out of their way to make concept clones!
@@RustbeltCollector ye the saga collection toy line made some of these one of a kind figs