I wasn't too fond of the Ionic Wonder Man that Hasbro released so I did a quick and simple repaint....[See More]

For this X-Men villain, I used a Hyperion body. Sculpted the chest plate and gloves and added a belt from Punisher. I opted not to sculpt the abdomen. For the head, I went with the square-jawed...[See More]

I used Iceman as a base for this guy since the Quicksilver from the 2-pack lost an arm and my Spider-Man and Iron Fist bodies can't seem to keep their legs on. He's just a repaint from top to bottom....[See More]

I used a Spider-Man torso and arms. Sculpted the diamond on his chest. The legs that came with the figure wouldn't stay attached when they were moved, so I used the legs of Quicksilver. The head is a...[See More]

I used a spare Extremis Iron Man body and an AOU movie Ultron head. Repainted silver from head to toe. Pretty simple and now the boys have an articulated Ultron....[See More]

I finally got my hands on the new Sandman figure and the first thing I thought of was another attempt at Hydro-Man! After searching the Realm, I noticed that nobody has really done a fully...[See More]

This one was for my wife since she is a fan of the Superior Spider-Man series. I took the lower legs and hands of Spider-Man. The rest is Iron Spider. Head to toe repaint. The webs on the costume are...[See More]

I did this one a few months ago. A few days after I finished, I read the announcement from Hasbro regarding the new wave of 3.75 Infinite figures and there was a picture of Bishop. I used a Warpath...[See More]

I really wanted the boys to have a gritty Punisher and, when I saw Firefly, I knew they were going to get one. This is a simple repaint of the Retaliation Firefly. I added the gear from a Dollar...[See More]

I started this one with a MU Silver Surfer base. Primed everything, as I always do, with Testors neutral grey. Sculpted the hair, mask, gloves and boots. The mask came out a little too big, so I...[See More]

This one was kind of rough. The base Absorbing Man was missing his right hand(it seems to be a problem with that figure) so I had to get a little creative. I bought a 6-pack of small magnets from...[See More]

This was the first attempt at Sandman. I really wanted to add a sand element to the figure but nothing was working for me. So I opted to go with a simple paint job on an Absorbing Man body with a...[See More]

This one took a lot of time to find parts, especially the tentacles. Doc's base figure is a Skrull Soldier from the Avengers line. His head is from The Amazing Spider-Man comic series line. I used...[See More]

Yet another toy that the boys man-handled. Constrictor lost a tendril(??) so I needed to do something with him. After sitting around with the rest of their toys for a long time, it struck me... Make...[See More]

I took a Jean Grey figure that the boys broke(this situation seems to occur a little too often) and used some Krazy Glue to put her back together. Since they already had a Jean Grey figure from the...[See More]

Short and simple: The boys were in desperate need of good Spider-Man villains. My first custom for this attempt at a Sinister Six is Vulture. This is the easy recipe of the Avengers Falcon body with...[See More]

The second addition to The Resistance was The Punisher. I asked the kids what kind of twist they wanted to have with this one. They couldn't decide, so I swapped a Punisher head with a Hawkeye body...[See More]

Another addition to the kids' zombie collection: Falcon! This submission also includes their first "Zombie Hunter": Wolverine! Falcon is a base MU Falcon. I discarded the wings and most of his right...[See More]

My first attempt at a Cap zombie became a project with my two 5-year-old boys. They wanted a decayed look for the toy. All exposed skin was painted grey. Using my exacto knife, I cut a chunk out of...[See More]

My two boys love two things. Superheroes and Zombies. So, I began making a few of their damaged toys into zombies. It began with Absorbing Man and snowballed. Thunderbird came out of the Giant Size...[See More]