Would make an awesome star on top of a Xmas tree!

Hey That's a delightful idea! Might even do that this year.

Nice work.
Enjoying the customs you're posting.
Pretty cool with the making process that you're showing too.

That means a lot friend. Thank you for that and also for being an inspiration.

Amezing wow so cool

Very thankful you liked it friend and appreciate your kindness

This is quite simply epic work. Kudos on the recipe and build too. He looks like he jumped off the arcade screen.

Immense gratitude. Knew I wasn't capable of making a good realistic one like yourself or other custom masters, the less detailed sprite-look made it a lot easier on me. Ups to the freaky lemon too.

Shuma and Starro are two exceptionally difficult pieces to get right. A lot easier to basically make a statue as opposed to a fully articulated piece. It's so great to see the progress we're all making on such projects, though. Eventually, fully articulated renditions are going to be the norm. He came out great! Very game accurate.

The absolute truth. Folks like you inspiring people with customs and us that follow you will hopefully cause enough of a stir that it trickles over to some future official releases. Starro and Shuma are both great characters that deserve it. Thank you for the compliment on the Shuma.

We got an official Starro in the Infinite Heroes line, but they made him out of rubber. Doesn't move much and it'll dry rot a bit quicker than anything else. But I think we're right around the corner from articulated Shumas for sure. With so many people doing casts and 3D prints these days. Just need good resin that has a little flex to it and then we'll have a core body and tendrils attached on ball joints. Making a sleek Starro with articulation will be a little trickier.

Agree with you. Shuma is so close and will be a lot easier. Starro I still couldn't guess. A wire star frame dipped in rubber (so it doesn't poke thru) then latex poured around it into a mold? Wonder if there's something now as pliable as Stretch Armstrong but could have a longer shelf life.