Luke Bespin figure became Starbuck (Dirk Benedict), perfect base figure! All details sculpted using Green Stuff. Buckles made separately and glued on, drove me nuts! Hand painted MDF stand....[See More]

Murdock created using an Indiana Jones figure, combined with Mutt parts and Green Stuff sculpting. Indiana Jones' trousers were cut down at the hip and Mutt's torso used for the T Shirt body. Sock...[See More]

One of five custom figures from Tim Burton's Corpse Bride movie I wanted a more realistic look to them. Anakin's head was transplanted onto a Doctor Who body. His hair and coat were resculpted using...[See More]

I wanted to create a more realistic version of the Crpse Bride characters. Padme received a clay and Green Stuff dress to turn her into Victoria from the Tim Burton Corpse Bride movie. Her hair was...[See More]

I used the body from a small Elsa figurine and lengthened her legs, swapped her head for a plastic skull bead and added details using Green Stuff. The skeleton boy is entirely Green Stuff with a...[See More]

I used the upper body of Asijj Ventress and the legs of Breha Organa. Details sculpted in Green Stuff and the skirt and veil are Worbla. The roses are tiny resin flatbacks, all hand painted, acrylics...[See More]

A Bioshock Little Sister was given a clay "tooth" dress, a toothpick staff and a tiny tooth tiara to transform her into Dentina, an overzealous tooth fairy with an ever-growing collection of healthy...[See More]

Ventress was given a sculpted gown using lightweight air dry clay and Green Stuff. Her dress train was made from a transparent mould making materialthat softens in heat. She was given a full repaint...[See More]

Young Eleanor got a lot of additional sculpting using Green Stuff Her colar is actually from a Funko Reaction Pennywise figure, but the rest of her outfit is sculpted. Her hair is Green Stuff, the...[See More]

Breha Organa unfortunately got her head replaced with a skull bead and additional sculpting using Green Stuff. The butterflies are painted nail art charms. This is the ghost of Edith Cushing's mother...[See More]

My Hubby is a HUGE fan of the game Stray. Sorry for putting it under Cats Musical, nearest I could find, and it IS a cat! The cat figure got a complete repaint and I sculpted the backpack and droid...[See More]

Doctor Who Peter Capaldi with an Indiana Jones head and Doctor Who David Tennant with a Matt Smith head. All sculpting done using Green Stuff. Simon & Simon, the Eighties detective TV series. A...[See More]

Not Star Wars, sorry, couldn't find a match. Alex Rogan from The Last Starfighter movie. Green Stuff sculpting on a Bespin Luke figure. The helmet is Poe Dameron's, with additional sculpting. Made...[See More]

Using Padme as a base, all additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. I love the series and tend to find my favourite characters are never the ones that become figures, so I made my own!...[See More]

I used Poe's head, arms and jacket, then Indiana Jones' body, legs and bag strap. All additional sculpting using Green Stuff. Steven Grant form the TV show Moon Knight is my favourite Marvel...[See More]

Peach Blush Party Pleaser, vintage Strawberry Shortcake friend. Hair, hat and clothing sculpted using Green Stuff. The lamb (Melonie Belle) was a Shcleich figure, repositioned and additional...[See More]

Not much repainting needed doing, so all her articulation is still there. Care Bears Cheer Bear, with repaint and little bows (from Bioshock Eleanor's skirt) Staff rainbow and cloud backpack are...[See More]

Strawberry Shortcake's friend, Huckleberry Pie and his dog, Pupcake. Eighties style. Base figure was a Jamie (Empty Child) Doctor Who figure. He only had a ga smask for a face so I removed that, and...[See More]

Eighties vintage style Strawberry Shortcake and her cat, Custard. Bioshock young Eleanor as a base, with additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. Hat is sculpted in light air dry clay and is...[See More]

The Cheshire Cat outfit from the game Alice - Madness Returns. This started out as a young Little Sister Bioshock figure. All additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. The Cheshire Cat was a...[See More]

The body of the young anakin figure was sanded down and the head replaced with a Polly Pocket head. (from the newish larger footed type) All sculpting of clothes and hair, and the droid, done using...[See More]

Sarah has been made available by a couple of companies, but never in the ballgown, so I thought I needed to make one myself! The Rebels Leia body was heavily sculpted over and everything done using...[See More]

Jareth from Labyrinth. There was a bit of mis-matching with body parts and all additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. His hair was the mist fun to sculpt and then adding all the sparkles!...[See More]

I repainted the Hysteria Alice, with additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. This dollhouse level outfit is one of my favourites, love the colour scheme....[See More]

I used a Rebel Leia body with a Green Stuff cast of a Padme head. All clothing sculpted using Green Stuff. This is Edith in her yellow dress, check out those puff sleeves!...[See More]

I used the head, hands and legs from the Deet figure and attached them to the shortened body and skirt of the Mon Mothma figure. All additional sculpting done using Green Stuff....[See More]

Another ghost form the Crimson Peak movie. This was a Doctor Who figure, pared down with a craft knife and additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. The head was a plastic skull bead with a chunk...[See More]

Using a Padme CLone Wars animated figure, all additional sculpting done using Green Stuff. Hat, hair and dress all are Green Stuff. The butterfly is a painted metal charm. From the picnic scene in...[See More]

Ghost of Beatrice Sharpe, mother to Thomas and Lucille, from the movie, Crimson Peak. Believe it or not, this was Snoke from Star Wars. I cut the limbs down to shorten the figure, adding Green Stuff...[See More]

Lucille Sharpe, main antagonist from Crimson Peak horror movie. All sculpting done using Green Stuff, creating period gown and hair, then painted. The Ventress face sculpt was great for this...[See More]