Super battle droid

The B2-RP battle droid, more commonly known as the rocket droid, the super droid, or the jetpack droid, was a CIS jetpack-equipped B2 super battle droid variant used during the Clone Wars. These droids were equipped with a built-in jetpack. To distinguish them from their more common infantry variants, they were painted with blue-white markings on their torsos, arms and legs. Late in the war, the rocket battle droids were replaced with the more advanced Super battle droid rocket trooper.[2]…

Recreations of models of the B2 Super Battle Droid and GONK Droid featured in the animated series 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' This was created for a fan project aiming to emulate the style of the show and tell their own story within it. I was happy to discover a new texturing workflow in Substance Painter. Careful attention to topology allowed for easy UV mapping, the basis for high-res models for baking and later animation by fellow team-members in the fan project. Hope you enjoy! Link to…

The B2-series super battle droid or B2 super battle droid (SBD) was an upgraded version of the B1-Series battle droid, with superior armament and armor. They were manufactured after the Invasion of Naboo proved the need for stronger droids. B2s were used by the Trade Federation, the Techno Union, and later, on a much larger scale, the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Some units were later reactivated on Mustafar by Gizor Dellso and other members of the Separatist holdouts, and the…

The B2-HA super battle droid was a heavy weapons variant of the B2-series super battle droid used by the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars,[2] even fighting in the First Battle of Geonosis.[7] They were equipped with an integrated rocket launcher that could fire homing rockets. They could be seen leading droids like B1-series battle droids.[6] Tasked with leading a patrol, a B2-HA was part of the Hissrich droid unit led by the droid mercenary AD-W4.[8] One B2-HA led B1…

The OOM-series battle droid,[5] also known as the OOM-mark, was a mark of the B1-series battle droid.[3] OOM command battle droids, OOM pilot battle droids, and OOM-series security droids were part of the line. They saw use in the Invasion of Naboo.[5] They were also used throughout the Clone Wars.[10] B1-268 was an OOM command battle droid under the command of General Kalani in the Separatist holdout on Agamar during the early rebellion against the Galactic Empire.[11] OOM command battle…

B2 Super Battle Droid illustration for Star Wars: Destiny Commissioned by Fantasy Flight Games Art director: Tim Flanders