Of all the new characters in the sequel trilogy, I think Kylo Ren is my favorite. A complex, surprising and intriguing character, he is the character that Anakin Skywalker SHOULD have been, and could...[See More]

This is a pretty basic custom: just a quick head swap, new paint job and some new soft goods. I’m of two minds about putting the character of Leia into the final film of the sequel trilogy: writing...[See More]

The Last Jedi is probably the most divisive Star Wars film to date, and most likely the most divisive franchise type film ever made. You either love it or hate it. But most agree that the strongest...[See More]

I’m still not sold on Poe Dameron as a character yet. Sure he’s an ace pilot, and is growing to be a solid and evolved leader of the rebels/resistance, but the character has yet to move beyond being...[See More]

Finn from The Last Jedi was a bit of a difficult build, as I had to cobble a number of different parts together to make it work, plus I had to create ball joints for his ankles from the base 5 point...[See More]

One of the drawbacks of the Disney purchase of Lucasfilm is the fact that the STAR WARS action figure line has become a mess. Gone are the collector centric, impeccably sculpted and painted products...[See More]

My final figure in my rather small Dick Tracy series is the evil Influence. In the comic strip he possessed an ability to hypnotize his foes. The character has no such ability in the Warren Beatty...[See More]

One of the most iconic of Dick Tracy’s Rogue’s Gallery was Flattop, with his strange baby face and literal flat top head. This was a fun custom to work on, although this is the second iteration of...[See More]

There seems to be a dearth of Al Pacino action figures out there, so this is my contribution to try and right this shameful wrong. Kids LOVE Al Pacino, right?? Big Boy Caprice was the big Chicago...[See More]

This one is a blast from the past for me. I made this figure back in 2009 as part of a four figure series. I don’t quite remember why I decided to make it, but I know that I was “between contracts”...[See More]

Much like the Nicholson Joker from a few days ago, Gene Hackman’s Lex Luthor from the 1978 film, never got a mass market action figure (a 12 inch one was made as a collector’s piece a few years ago...[See More]

I loved the revamped “Art Deco” armor that Batman had in the 1992 Batman Returns, and, as I child of Star Wars, expected the updated version to be released with the film. Alas, one never came, and...[See More]

The final figure in my 1989 Batman series, Bob the Goon, The Joker’s right hand thug. Inspired by the figure of the same name from the actual 1989 ToyBiz version. Again, completest. I wanted a newer...[See More]

Vicky Vale, from the 1989 Batman film. I have always been a “completest” when it comes to my collecting and a movie series based on the aforementioned film without this character would be anathema to...[See More]

It’s a shame that Jack Nicholson costs too much to buy the rights to his likeness for these cheap ass figures, but necessity is the mother of invention. And if you want a Joker to go with your...[See More]

And now for something different: BATMAN based on his appearance in the first film. I wished I’d had this figure as a kid. It was nearly perfect when I purchased it in 2014, but it needed some work....[See More]

Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Mysterious head of SPECTRE, mastermind behind some of James Bond’s deadliest adventures. This figure involved a good deal work on the body to get the smooth look of his costume,...[See More]

Number 16 in my classic James Bond figure collection, “M” completes the four figure Thunderball wave. Fun fact: the body of this figure was originally intended for Emilio Largo. Figure was originally...[See More]

Fiona Volpe: assassin and second to Emilio Largo of SPECTRE, is number three in my Thunderball wave, and 15th in my classic Bond series. Basically a head and hair swap, she was completed in 2014....[See More]

Emilio Largo: number two with SPECTRE, mastermind of the plot to ransom the fate of the world in the film Thunderball, and the 14th figure in my classic James Bond figure series. Originally I had put...[See More]

Here we have lucky number 13 in my classic 007 series: James Bond in THUNDERBALL. A surprisingly easy figure to put together, but quite difficult in the painting- the base figure had a black torso...[See More]

Fourth in my Goldfinger wave, Odd Job is the 12th in my classic James Bond line. The bulk of time was devoted to sculpting/modifying the head and finding a proper hat. Completed in 2014...[See More]

The man himself: GOLDFINGER (wah waah wah) 11th in the classic Bond line, third of his eponymous “wave” Auric was completed in 2014 after a lengthly process of building the weight onto the frame and...[See More]

Number 10 in my 1960s Bond series, and part of my favorite “wave” say hello to Pussy Galore from Goldfinger. This figure, shockingly, took a few years to complete- as I couldn’t find the right parts...[See More]

And here we have the good stuff. These next four are my personal favorites in terms of consistency of the work, and their overall success. Number 9 in my 60s Bond series, and number 1 in the...[See More]

Eighth in the overall series, and fourth based on From Russia With Love, this is Red Grant, the latest in my 1960s James Bond figure collection. Basically a repaint and head swap, this figure was...[See More]

The seventh in my 1960s James Bond figure series, and third based on characters appearing in From Russia With Love. Figure is a kitbash produced in 2014....[See More]

This is the sixth in my 1960s James Bond Series, and the second from From Russia With Love. Figure is a kit bash from multiple parts sources and was produced in 2014. Note: I’m not pleased with this...[See More]

This is the fifth in my 1960s James Bond series and the first based on1963’s From Russia With Love. Figure was produced in 2014 and features his trademark Walther PPK (by Marauder Inc.) and his...[See More]

Fourth in my 1960s James Bond series. Figure was produced in 2014 and is based on her classic appearance in Dr. No....[See More]