Much like my Harley Quinn figures, I liked Katana's points of articulation, but not their range. Using the same technique, I popped the forearms and lower legs off and dremmeled them down to...[See More]

Inspired largely by the works of fellow Realmers, Mordachi and Batman Prime, this is a repaint with a head swap. Since Christian Bale isn't Batman in the new DCEU, I didn't see a problem using his...[See More]

Simplest thing in the world. I just painted these guys back manes inspired by their appearance in Injustice 2. I figured the gold chain leashes would fit the DCEU Harley and Joker's style. Ain't...[See More]

These two are really just articulation modifications and a few painted details that were missing from the original factory versions. (Gold on Harley's jacket sleeves and holster strap studs, painted...[See More]

I get a lot of use out of this body. I wanted to do the ensemble from the rooftop scene of Batman V Superman and Gordon's clothes were almost perfect. Removed the tie and repainted the shirt. Used...[See More]

This is another simple one. A repainted Joker Thug head made to look like one of the others from The Dark Knight. Even though I'm trying to adhere to the current DCEU, any Joker can never have...[See More]

Again, another simple repaint. Even though she's from the Nolan-verse, there's no denying what a great figure this is for the line. But, as usual, Mattel uses minimal, lackluster paint...[See More]

So, I've moved my attention to the 6 inch live action DC figures. Since there are still a lot of characters that haven't been introduced to the DCEU, I thought this would be the best look to blend...[See More]

Here's another custom I've had sitting on the shelf for a while. (Two years?) The lower legs were swapped with a Doctor Who Master figure for a dressier look as opposed to the Chuck Taylor's. Other...[See More]

I started this after seeing the episode of Arrow which featured our favorite chain smoking occult collector. The recipe was so simple, I couldn't resist. Just took a Batman Begins Gordon, carved...[See More]

Hello, Realmers. Been a while. I actually finished these last year and have just been lazy about posting. Several people have done these guys over before, but I just had to have them accurate for...[See More]

I've been scouting for a long time to try and find the right parts to make our intrepid Daily Planet reporter. In keeping with my Superman Returns universe style, I knew what I wanted her to look...[See More]

What is the Dynamic Duo without The Boy Wonder? I chose this base for it's height. Need to possibly find better arms, but I think he looks great with the Batman. And the leg articulation is...[See More]

What is the Man Of Steel without Kryptonian man's best friend? I found this dog in a parts bin at a vintage toy store in the DFW area and thought it was a perfect likeness in size, shape and breed....[See More]

These were just facial repaint improvements to make the details stand out a bit more and to be more movie accurate. Nothing big, but I really like looking at them now. Thought y'all might, too....[See More]

Again, the first wave of Smallville figures was less than desirable in both sculpt and articulation. So, to match my Clark, I present this. I took the head and hands from a Smallville Lex and...[See More]

This one was an INCREDIBLY simple custom. Why Mattel made a Joker figure in a reverse color scheme is beyond me unless it was for the specific reason of giving us a base for this very custom. I...[See More]

In the midst of Gotham's copycat vigilante flair up, one imitator stood out in the Dark Knight's eyes. Barbara Gordon had not only a profound sense of justice, but a quick wit and keen detective...[See More]

When coming up with a way to make a Solomon Grundy that would fit in with my movie style Justice League, my ispiration was a cross between Arkham City and Injustice. I gave a old Hulk here a coat...[See More]

I love the idea of having more villains in this style so when I saw the mouth on this guy and the jumpsuit, the inspiration hit me pretty instantly. Going with the story from the Secret Origins...[See More]

Here's another one I've had sitting around complete for awhile. I simply couldn't afford the Smallville Series 2 Clark and the Series 1 version was so small (no pun intended) and lacked any decent...[See More]

Breaking away from what I've been posting lately, here's one that I finished years ago and then forgot about. I was very much inspired by Lobao's version, although, I thought his looked a little...[See More]

This is just a simple repaint. I wanted to give comic coloration to the movie version. I think it's a great addition to my growing "Movie Justice League."...[See More]

Another repaint. I know this one's been done a few times on here since the 2 pack Bane lacked ANYTHING resembling a decent paint job. I also added a "Venom" hose going from the back of his mask to...[See More]

Hello, again. If you've been keeping up with my recent custom submissions, you're familiar with the theme. Today we have the Emerald Archer, Oliver Queen. I wanted to go with a look for this...[See More]

Continuing my Justice League movie lineup, Here we have the Scarlet Speedster himself. My decision to use the Dark Knight as a base was inspired by The Flash's armored looks in both Injustice and DC...[See More]

Lest you believed that my recent trend of customs would stick solely with the properties that had existing toy lines, I am happy to surprise you with my next few submissions. I've been attempting to...[See More]

One more pretty simple addition, here's Brainiac. I was slightly inspired by the efforts of manomight1974. But, rather than use the look from the Super Friends, I preferred the design from the...[See More]

Continuing my 5 inch DC movie line, here is Steel. Now while this is obviously NOT the best line of action figures from what is obviously NOT the best DC movie, this figure does fit in with the rest...[See More]

I've found that when customizing on a realistic 5 inch scale, the options for parts are limited to Superman Returns, Nolan Batman, and BBC figures (Doctor Who, Torchwood, Primeval.) I saw the Doctor...[See More]