A modified Anna Valerious "Van Helsing" figure with some serious hair and face work. Her core outfit comes from a "Andromeda" 12" figure, while the corset and boots are kitbashed and painted....[See More]

This is a heavily-modified Hero Head of Kurt Russell as Wyatt Earp. The rest included a little dying and a lot of searching. If anyone has some ideas for making his odd-looking hat I'd love to hear...[See More]

A lot of sculpting, searching and dying went into this little number. I aspired to make a few accessories for them including bowling balls, the Dude's rug, and Walter's "the ringer bag", but I just...[See More]

I always wanted to see a real interpretation of Captain America, instead of a guy wearing a bright blue and red suit leaping around the battlefields of WWII. I kitbashed Dragon parts mostly, and a...[See More]

These babies were a long time in the making. I grew up loving this wonderful, underrated film, and have always dreamed of a set of action figures and a sequel. Since the sequel is 99.9999%...[See More]

Sorry the picutres didn't come out as well as I'd hoped---but I kept getting a blasted glare!...[See More]

I originally tried actual sackcloth for the mask, but it looked terrible. I sculpted the final mask with epoxy and added several layers of brown, orange and tan paint. The gas cartridge belt was...[See More]

One of my first customs, before I really learned how to paint. Not that I can NOW, but I've gotten much better. Regardless, this is a neat little piece, with an actual steel sword. *(it's a...[See More]

Needless to say I won't, nor can I afford to pay $900-$1000 for the Toys McCoy interpretation of this duo, so I made my own. The horse is a Johnny West I believe, that I repainted to look like the...[See More]

This is essentially a "City Hero" figure, made by an obscure Japanese Toy Company. The problem is, though advertised as a 12" figure, he's actually closer to 10", and very small in stature. So I...[See More]

This was a mother to make. I saw one last year, fell in love, and watched as it went for $290---WAY outta my price range. Nothing I could do but make my own. Regardless, all of the parts ended up...[See More]

Oddly enough, I just began watching LOST about a month before the season 3 premiere. Needless to say, I kicked myself for not starting on it earlier. Right away I knew that someone had to make a...[See More]

This was a dream figure of mine. I've loved this movie since I was a youngling...and that could explain what went wrong in my developmental stages. The dossier photo of Marlon Brando is actually...[See More]

These are suprisingly easy to make if you have the cheese. I learned this after years of frustration over not being rich enough to buy a "Toys McCoy Indy". Go buy a "Relic Hunter", stip the clothes...[See More]

The headsculpt is by Lonnie Hale of Frontline Toys. Everything else is kitbashed and customized. It was hell finding a big enough body for Arnold without dropping a small fortune on a Hot Toys...[See More]

This was a kitbash for the most part, except for the head, which was sculpted by Lonnie Hale, a true master of the art. I don't know his website link, but you can Google "Hero Heads" or "Frontline"...[See More]

This was a pretty easy custom to make. "Cowboy George" gives you a good base to work with. From there, it's just tweaking the hat, the gun belt, making a poncho, painting, and rolling a cigar with...[See More]