Shadow 5 “Jawa Juice”
We move from a veteran to one of the youngest pilots in Great Lakes Base. Jawa Juice may be a “nugget” compared to some of the other Shadows, but he’s quickly making a name for himself within the squadron.
AWRI: What inspired you to do a Rebel pilot costume? Well, I've always liked the Rebel Pilots. I feel there is a certain romance that comes with being a Rebel Pilot: a dashing rogue, fighting for freedom and justice in an era of great darkness. Aces from all over the galaxy, when I was little there was one thing I wanted to be and that was a Rebel Pilot. I grew up as part of that little generation before the Prequels – though, I was 10 when Episode I was in theaters, I had grown up with the original films before that; and I've always wanted to be a Rebel Pilot since then.
AWRI: Do you have a custom helmet? If so what's the inspiration behind it.
Yes I do, and there is a funny story to that. I play this game called “Ace Combat,” in the game there is a character known as Captain Bartlet, his call-sign is "Heart Break One". He had a particular logo on his plane that was the ace of hearts with a knife through it. Originally, I wanted to do that but I thought that wasn't Star Wars enough, so I took away the playing card, and turned the knife into two vibro-swords stabbing into the heart. I kept the call-sign "Heart Break One"
AWRI: Who is your favorite pilot in the books or movies? Why?
That would be Wedge, and that is mostly from Rogue Squadron. I feel he's a much better leader then Luke.
AWRI: What's your favorite Rebel starfighter? Why?Oddly enough...it’s an A-Wing! I like the speed of the fighter and just the way it looks. I look at the A-Wing and I truly believe it’s a great design. It may have weaker shields and armor but makes up for that with its speed and maneuverability; also it looks really sleek and mean.
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