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These Jonathan Kuriscak Figurines put Iconic Space Villains into WW2

— March 12, 2011 — Art & Design
It isn't hard to spot the World War 2 era imagery and inspirations in George Lucas' Star Wars franchise, but these awesome Jonathan Kuriscak figurines imagine what that connection might actually look like.

Featuring such twists as a Darth Vader miniature reminiscent of a Nazi officer from the heart of World War 2 and Storm Troopers literally dressed up like their historical namesakes, these Jonathan Kuriscak figures take the iconic space opera's most memorable villains and give them a dramatically new context.

As a history buff and a fan of Star Wars (minus the prequels), I've got to say that I definitely can appreciate Jonathan Kuriscak's ingenious fusion of two related, but very different genres. Well done sir, Obi Wan has taught you well.

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  1. Historic-nostalgic Fusion — Opportunities for creating nostalgic fusions of historic and pop culture elements.
  2. Iconic Character Reinvention — Potential for reinventing iconic characters by placing them in different historical contexts.
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  1. Collectibles — Creating collectible figurines that merge iconic characters with historical inspirations.
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  3. Art and Design — Artists and designers can experiment with reimagining well-known characters within different historical settings.
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