The wings and the shield are from the C.A. MLIcon. The belt is duck tape. The buckle is cut leather. The glove and boot cuffs ar ethin strips of fabric that has been hemmed with stitch witchery and...[See More]

The wings on the helmet are from some exotic bird miniature. The silver disks were buttons with a nail holding them on and then glued. The cape is permanently attached. The hair is from a solid...[See More]

This was a flying Superman that became a Flying Martian Manhunter. Straps, boot cuffs, and brow were done with apoxie. Plastic part for the chain part glued on with idb....[See More]

My son loves Ben-10. He has lots of these toys and for I don't have to make them! Except they never made a regular clothes GWEN, Ben's cousin. A small amount of very delicate carving and removal of...[See More]

The hard part is carving off the hair. Boot tips make ears. Generic 1$ doll hair. Then carve off all those lines on the suit to make it smooth....[See More]

I really hated (not to be hate'n) Hasbro's Punisher. But I really wanted a Punisher. He needs a trench coat. One from the movie edition Nightcrawler would work great! Anyway, I used wood dowel for...[See More]

Yet another very basic repaint. No apoxis needed here. Really nice removable with snap synthetic satin cape. There is a small red plastic rhinestone glued to the forehead with idb gel resin. Silver...[See More]

Also a basic repaint after rmoving the rubbery flames and a small amount of apoxying....[See More]

A Mandarin Spawn GOLDED with customized Golded package....[See More]

Leftover extra carebears. All repainted. Green Candle Light Bear with handmade candle, Flash of Love Bear, Bat-time Bear, and Super-Care-A lot Bear. Bat-time Bear's sling shot came from a WOS Bart...[See More]

I'm really big on removable helmets. The helmet is completly apoxie with real fur mohawk. The plutonium space modulator came from some generic soldier set. It really shoots! The skirt was a real pain...[See More]

Just like the Crimson Dynamo, this guy was supposed to join my collection. To my shagrin he is not 1/6 scale. But he does have really cool removable helmet made from a leftover shoulder pad from an...[See More]

I really don't make regular sized Marvel Legends. However this guy was originally going to be kept. Unfortunately for me, once I had bought the figure, I realized he was only 10 inches, and definitly...[See More]

This is another old one from way back. I always wihed that I had shortened this figure at the thigh. It would have looked so much better. I may try to get this figure back just to do that. Anyway the...[See More]

The first bane is from my personal collection. Basically just a repaint. The other from a movie edition Hulk. The cable on the Hulk version one is from a sentinel baf....[See More]

Well there are so many different versions of Robin, I tried to merge what I liked from several. I'm still not sure if I like the results. The cape is cool. It is hemmed two sided yellow/black. The...[See More]

In addition to my son's werewolf, from a random figure. Really easy. I got some sports tape (the stuff like for hockey stick handles) and cut a side off about 1/4 of an inch. Then I just mummified...[See More]

My son started liking monsters really young. He started with Werewolf. It is just by chance that this guy looks like Lon Chaney. The head was Carved up and reworked with apoxie, and the pants are...[See More]

The head is leftover from a Jason Mewes figure from Jay and Silent Bob. The purple pipping of the suit, gloves, and boots is leather strap. The hat is a small hollow plastic ball cut to fit with a...[See More]

A very minor amount of apoxie and a basic repaint....[See More]

One of my favorites, because we all know about how Captain Atom was going to be MONARCH until the secret leaked back in the 80's right.? well anyway, this one is obviously super easy. The hair came...[See More]

Well I cut off about an inch and a half of the cape. Everything else was just a basic repaint. I did give him $ GREEN krytonite knuckles. And darkened all the lines of the mechanics with an ultrafine...[See More]

This is an old one from my early days and before hasbro released thier version. Ther top half is a movie edition Dr. Doom an dthe lower half is a Mr. Fantastic. A secure dowel rod system was designed...[See More]

These guys have apoxied over toes and ears. thats it....[See More]

Duck tape belt, button buckle, permanently attached stitch witchery hemmed cape. apoxied toes and hair. Quick, simple....[See More]

Ok, the first one is from my persnal collection, but all were made the same. The top half is a movie edition Hulk and the bottom is a Gamma rage Hulk. Figures were popped apart and popped back...[See More]

The belt and boot fins came from the one Aqua Man with the hook hand. I carved down the boot cuffs. I simulated scales over the star with a soldering gun. I think the staff thing came from a...[See More]

The cuffs of the boots and the brow are apoxied. The belt and shoulder straps are one piece that attaches by three snaps. The cape is a seperate piece and attaches by two small posts behind the gold...[See More]

I love the amalgams! I cut of the shoulder pads. I used a washer for a perfect circle on the chest. and two pieces of wood dowel shaved down on one side. I carved a very delicate line down the center...[See More]

I call it a Micheal Keaton Batman. I mean really. He is a shorty. I removed the belt which actually would have worked just fine, but anyway, the belt is now a combination of several parts. Two rows...[See More]