Sarek and Amanda and the Vulcan aide from the episode "Journey To Babel" were made from several Playmates Toys figures. Sarek: head from a TNG Sarek, torso from a dress uniform Spock, legs from a...[See More]

The Kelvans Rojan, Kelinda, Hanar, Tomar and Drea appeared in the TOS episode "By Any Other Name". I used several Playmates figures as base. Rojan: General Chang head, Data body, apoxie and paint...[See More]

What Are Little Girls Made Of? I don't know. All I know is that THIS girl was made from a Counselor Troi figure. I sanded and dremeled off all the details (and the hair) and sculpted the revealing...[See More]

What Are Little Girls Made Of? Well I don't know, but I know that this custom figure of the android Ruk was made from a Chekov head, TNG Nausicaan torso and arms and the legs of some 6" Trek figure....[See More]

Admiral Janeway was a rather easy custom. Janeway head on a movie uniform Troi. I sculpted the lower part of the jacket plus trimmings with apoxie. I also changed her hairstyle a little bit....[See More]

For Number One from the pilot episode "The Cage" I used parts from various different figures. Torso and arms come from a Trials and Tribbleations-Dax with the collar sculpted with apoxie. I also had...[See More]

As Playmates Toys had only released one single TOS Klingon (Koloth from "The Trouble with Tribbles"), I had to fill in the gaps. Here is Kang from "The Day of the Dove". I resculpted a Riker head...[See More]

Playmates had released a Gul Dukat figure with their initial wave of DS9 figures, but it didn't look like Dukat at all. The 9" Dukat figure, however, shared a great likeness with Marc Alaimo's...[See More]

It always bugged me that Playmates reduced the articulation on some of the later released figures. For a more articulate Andorian, I used the legs from a SeaQuest Lucas figure and arms from a TNG...[See More]

Maab from "Friday's Child" was made from a Playmates Riker body and Judge Q head. Com badge removed, details sculpted with apoxie. The weapon, a Kligat, is a piece of styrofoam cut into shape and...[See More]

Here we have an Enterprise-era Andorian emissary. I used a Riker as Malcorian figure, cut off the hands and glued the hands of a Q in uniform figure in place. The head comes from a Dr. Who 5"...[See More]

I bought a lose X2 Wolverine figure the other day, but the head sculpt was just terrible. I bought a custom made 1/6th scale head sculpt and shrunk it with Hydrospan. Check out the photos for the...[See More]

From the Enterprise threeparter "Borderland", "Cold Station 12" and "The Augments" I present you Dr. Arik Soong as played by Brent Spiner. Torso and arms are from a SeaQuest Lucas Wolenczak-figure,...[See More]

Here's my custom of Commissioner Bele from the planet Cheron from the Star Trek episode "Let that be your last battlefield". Bele was built resculpting and repainting a Dr. Bashir figure. The head...[See More]

One of my favorite TOS episodes is "Journey to Babel", and I wanted to have Spock's parents in figure-form. I used an Admiral Kirk figure from the movies-wave of figures Playmates had released. I...[See More]

Playmates released a few TNG figures in their seasons 1 and 2 outfits, but unfortunately, they never made some of the most interesting figures (like a season 1 Riker or season 2 Worf). I decided to...[See More]

When I made my Pike custom figure, I thought it would be cool to have him in his landing party jacket as well. I totally dig the landing party jackets and thought it was absolutely cool that they...[See More]

Like so many people, I've never been a fan of the 4.5" Pike figure by Playmates. The arms and legs are just terrible. So I decided to make a new Captain Pike figure. I kept the torso, but the legs...[See More]

This is my custom figure of Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy from "Mirror, Mirror". The figure is based on the original bridge-collection McCoy. I sanded off the emblem and sculpted medals and tall boots...[See More]

This is a more accurate version of the Mirror-Spock figure from the classic episode "Mirror, Mirror". Unfortunately, Playmates only released Mirror-Spock, although all the other characters from that...[See More]

As a huge Star Trek fan and collector of the 90's Playmates figures, I was rather sad that Playmates never produced figures of Star Trek - Enterprise, which in my opinion was one of the best...[See More]

As a huge Star Trek fan and collector of the 90's Playmates figures, I was rather sad that Playmates never produced figures of Star Trek - Enterprise, which in my opinion was one of the best...[See More]

Playmates had released a Commander Riker in movie uniform with their "Insurrection"-line. But I was never fond of the Riker-head sculpt they used over and over. So I decided to alter the head of the...[See More]

Another great episode from the original Star Trek show is "The Doomsday Machine". So here is my version of Commodore Matt Decker as played by the great William Windom. I had made a Decker-custom...[See More]

As I've already mentioned in the description of my Mirror-Kirk figure, "Mirror, Mirror" is one of my favorite episodes of Star Trek. When I started customizing, it was a no-brainer for me to attempt...[See More]

As a huge Star Trek fan and collector of the 90's Playmates figures, I was rather sad that Playmates never produced figures of Star Trek - Enterprise, which in my opinion was one of the best...[See More]

One of my favorite Star Trek episodes is "Mirror, Mirror", where Kirk and his landing party end up in an alternative, evil universe. Unfortunately, Playmates only released a Mirror-Spock in 4.5",...[See More]

As a huge Star Trek fan and collector of the 90's Playmates figures, I was rather sad that Playmates never produced figures of Star Trek - Enterprise, which in my opinion was one of the best...[See More]

My favorite TV show of all time is Quantum Leap. So with my love for that show and my love for the 4.5" Playmates action figures, I thought it'd be cool to have Sam and Al as figures, too. Admiral...[See More]

As a huge Star Trek fan and collector of the 90's Playmates figures, I was rather sad that Playmates never produced figures of Star Trek - Enterprise, which in my opinion was one of the best...[See More]