When I made the comic version I wanted one in animated style , so here she is !...[See More]

A commission from a few years ago , I also made an animated version for my collection....[See More]

animated commissions from years gone bye, enjoy !!! I made three different version of Metamorpho ....[See More]

commission piece from years ago !...[See More]

Head from Witchblade animated figure with added sculpting and articulated wings....[See More]

Head swap and repaint as well as articulated wings were used to create Firehawk....[See More]

Detailing and includes cloth skirt, goggles and sculpted hair. Yet another blast from the past ! Enjoy !!!...[See More]

Honestly made this so long ago I don't remember! lol Enjoy anyway !!!...[See More]

Head from Stinger along with some sculpting. While working through my Wonder Woman list I find many knock off versions, this is a perfect example. I have always loved this character and I am...[See More]

Commission from many years ago , love her but see areas I would tweak now though....[See More]

This was made quite a few years ago for a commission....[See More]

sculpted headdress and other misc details. Was my first attempt at this character a few years ago. I plan to revisit her and recreate a number of her costumes....[See More]

Resculpted and repainted I sculpted his power battery as well. This was a fun commission I did....[See More]

All prior details removed and new details sculpted on with sculpey. Skeets was also made from sculpey. I loved making this set !...[See More]

Simple repaint after I sculpted on some new detailing. This was made around 9 years ago or so .It was a very fun commission I did quite a few of these....[See More]

All detailing was removed and the new was sculpted on. I used vinyl strips for the leg and wrist detailing. This is another blast from the past I made this over 10 years ago....[See More]

All detailing removed and ears and tail sculpted on....[See More]

The first Lynda Carter Wonder Woman figure I made .. Hair from Goblin queen and sculpted details....[See More]

This is the very first custom I ever made ! I used air dry paly doh for her chest symbol. Her hair was silver sables and her forearms are from the first Xmen movie Jean Grey. As you can see I did no...[See More]

All detailing was removed from Leeta , I then used Katma Tui's head with a re sculpted neck. I used vinyl strips and an old Xena costume to complete her skirt. The chakram was also made by hand...[See More]

All details were sculpted on and then painted, the stitching is all painted as well....[See More]

Head from Trixie on a Catwoman body . The rest is sculpting and paint , this is another old figure of mine , from around 2000 I believe. This was a commission that included a huge lot of Catwomen...[See More]

very simple headswap with some sculpting and repaint . This is from quite a few years ago so I do not remember the exact recipe....[See More]

Jem, also known as Jem and the Holograms, is an American animated television series that ran from 1985 to 1988 in U.S. first-run syndication. The series is about music company owner Jerrica Benton,...[See More]

Arms resculpted as well as detailing removed. Hair from Silver Sable . The rest was all sculpted on using milliput ....[See More]

This is my rendition of the new costume to be worn by Gal Gadot . I wish I had better pictures with the accurate colors ,once the images start to surface Im sure Ill be revisiting this one for an...[See More]

Wonder Woman journeys to Texas where Nazi agents are rustling cattle being raised for the American government. The cattle rancher (Roy Rogers) and his several adopted orphan kids try to assist Wonder...[See More]

Another failed pilot of the Amazing Amazon , she wore two different version of the this costume and I am tempted to make the other as well as revisit one....[See More]

This version of Wonder Woman was from a failed pilot starring Cathy Lee Crosby, it is high kitsch and one of my guilty pleasures. All details removed from original figure and the new detailing was...[See More]

kneadatite and sculpey were used to create this version of Dianas costume....[See More]