I swapped the alternate head from Cosmic Spider over onto Cap's body. This particular Cap had flaking paint on his chest star right out of the package, and wonky eyes, so swapping head wasn't any...[See More]

This was the simplest headswap I could do. I'd tried earlier to swap Silk's head onto Maria Hill's body, but the necks were of different heights. The closest one I could find that worked was...[See More]

Batgirl was essentially Batman's sidekick. She was romantically paired with either Batman or Robin (or Nightwing, same thing), depending on which canon storyline you follow. After a brutal beating by...[See More]

I picked up the Bruce Wayne head as part of an Ebay custom. It was glued to the body. It was a simple headswap onto Harvey Dent's body, and works nicely. The head is actually from Prototype Suit...[See More]

This was a simple headswap, but one that I'd thought about. I repainted some of the blue highlights to black, just to change things up a bit. The head looks a bit short from some angles, especially...[See More]

This should've been a very simple headswap. The Chameleon figure I bought off ebay was already a custom figure with Bruce Wayne's head on- the seller had cut off the original neck ball and had glued...[See More]

After using a Toybiz Wasp for my first take on Agent Piper (played by the awesome Briana Venskus), I wanted to try it again. Technically, this is really an updated figure, since all I really did was...[See More]

I've been wanting to make Vasquez from Supergirl, and Agent Piper from Agents of SHIELD, who are both played by the lovely Briana Venskus. I used Maria Hill's body, sanded the neck ball into a rough...[See More]

I found a really nice head from Cotswold Collectibles. They make a series called Elite Brigade. The body is modeled after the 1960s G.I.Joe, but the heads are mostly all new or retooled sculpts. This...[See More]

This was a basic headswap. Thankfully, Rick Flag had the same size neck ball that Coulson had. All I really had to do was slice off the connectors that held the black vest to the body. He's outfitted...[See More]

Mattel made a series of Beverly Hills 90210 dolls in 1991, but they never made a doll of my homegirl, Andrea Zuckerman, played by the lovely Gabrielle Carteris. I decided to take matters into my own...[See More]

"My name is Kinsey Millhone. I am a private investigator, licensed by the state of California. I am thirty-two years old, twice divorced, no kids. The day before yesterday I killed someone and the...[See More]

I'd wanted to make a Peggy Carter doll- err, action figure for quite awhile. None of the headsculpts I found looked right. Finally, someone suggested one of the Curvy Barbie dolls as a head to use....[See More]

What should've been a simple headswap was anything but. While the two figures, Battle Damaged Captain America from the three pack set, and Lex Luthor have similar neck designs, Steve's head sits...[See More]

Earlier, I'd been playing around with parts, and put this guy together. I've updated him, using the head of Agent Coulson with the body of the BvS Lex Luthor (I had previously used the body from The...[See More]

Speed Racer's Trixie looked less like her animated counterpart, and far more like Barbara Feldon's character of 99 from early episodes of Get Smart. It was a simple job to swap Trixie's head to an...[See More]

I was playing around with parts, and put this guy together- the head of Agent Coulson with the body of The Scarecrow, from one of the Batman series, DCUC, I believe. Clark Gregg played Richard...[See More]

I wanted to put my Adora into something better than the business suit. She looked good, but a little stuffy for my liking. I swapped her head onto Total Divas' Renee Young. Now she looks much more...[See More]

I had liked the idea of Auto Morphin' figures, but longed for civilian figures of the Power Rangers, so I could enact the Angel Grove High School scenes, or the Youth Center scenes. Life isn't always...[See More]

After seeing "Patsy Walker aka Hellcat" in the comic stands, I knew I wanted to create a figure of her, unmasked. I sanded down the neck ball of Hellcat considerably in order to let Mary Marvel's...[See More]

Mary Marvel's body was a good starting point for a second take on Mary Jane Watson. I popped Mary Jane's head from the movie version of the figure, onto Mary Marvel's body- it was a good match. Then...[See More]

A friend of mine rerooted a Xena head for me. The resemblance is pretty good, even if Olivia/Mariska has brown eyes in real life and the doll has blue ones. Consider it artistic license. She's...[See More]

I've been wanting Lana to go with my Clark Kent figure. I think Superman III really inspired me, and I just loved the Clark/Lana relationship in that film- maybe because she loved Clark, and not all...[See More]

After making Adora, Eternia Lawyer, I wanted to redo Mo-Larr and give him something that was less drafty. I popped off The Godfather's head, and sanded down the neck ball as much as I could, nearly...[See More]

Mick Foley had a nice, casual outfit molded on, and was perfect for the Hulk Hogan head that I got on Ebay - possibly Thunderlips from Rocky 3/III. It was just a simple headswap. Consider this, as...[See More]

A pretty basic custom. I put the JJJ head from the Chameleon set on Agent Coulson's body. The neck balls are not the same size, and I had to augment Coulson's neck ball so Jameson's head would fit....[See More]

I wanted a Luke Cage figure, especially after reading Alias and The Pulse. I used Bobby Lashley's head, torso and arms, with the waist and legs from Booker T. He's a little bigger than the other...[See More]

I'd wanted a 1:6 Clark Kent for quite awhile, but nearly every Superman figure that came close, always had that darned spit curl, making it a dead giveaway that he was Supes, even in disguise....[See More]

I liked the Auto Morphin figures, but always felt that their heads were out of scale to their bodies. I realized that the heads were closer in scale to the original 1993 Power Ranger figures. I...[See More]

After one of my Faith figures arrived broken, in the sealed clamshell package, I used her head arms and vinyl jacket with the torso, legs and skirt from a Spider Man sequel Mary Jane figure. I had to...[See More]