Like many other bounty hunters, Dengar modified an old U-shaped Corellian Jumpmaster 5000 into a modern vessel. The Punishing One seats two, with ample cargo space. A small ion laser cannon is mounted in the cockpit, backed up by a quad laser cannon with a targeting R2 unit at the rear.

Without any previous photographs or sketches to refer to, artist Joe Boulden relied on detailed written descriptions, and the most essential element, his imagination. He began by rendering three dimensional models as sketches (shown below). He explains it in the brief interview . . .

"The never before seen ships, The Punishing One and Mist Hunter, required the most work because I had to design them from scratch. There had never before been a picture, or even a drawing of them, and my only references were vague descriptions in the book 'Star Wars: Tales of The Bounty Hunters'."

Once Joe was content with the structure of the ship, he began to transform it's shell with color, detail and character. After about 20 hours of labor and 48 hours of rendering, the ship is finally finished and ready to be transformed into another Star Wars CCG card. A lot of detailed work for such a small image, don't you think?