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MUTT & JUNKYARD (G.I. Joe) Custom Action Figure

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Custom #:	59135
Name:	MUTT & JUNKYARD
Custom Type:	Action Figure
Toy Series:	G.I. Joe
Creator:	D&DCUSTOMS
Date Added:	March 8, 2014
Base Figure:	Punisher
Height:	6.00 inches
Completion Time:	60.00 hours
Articulation:	32 points

Custom GI JOE MUTT & JUNKYARD , K-9 Officer and Attack Dog 6" INCH 1:12th SCALE FULLY POSEABLE ACTION FIGURE.

Recipe- Used Punisher as a base.
Sculpted upper body and mask and helmet and face and arms etc. Painted with 9 coats of very thinned layered paint, colorwashed and sealed. Joints were treated to minimize paint rub. All weapons and tech like the helmet and mask and goggles and silencer, etc. are removable.

next up: Dialtone , Wetsuit, Leatherneck, Tunnel Rat 2.0, Spearhead & Max, Recondo, Stalker 2.0, Shockwave, Cutter, Snow Serpent, Para-Viper, Strato-Viper

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Rudo13 -

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

That punisher face is perfect for mutt's expression! Yo Joe!

NeCrollector -

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Wow, bro! Your 6" scale Joes are amazing! It's going to be fun watching them as you post them!

D&DCUSTOMS -

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Thanks NeCrollector. Feels like a lot of work sometimes. OR a lot of times. But fun after they are done. Tunnel Rat is up now.

YBulltois -

Monday, March 10, 2014

I'm pretty sure I used the based figures for Mutt and Junkyard but yours is far and away, so much better. Thank you for giving me and others something to shoot for. Keep them coming.

D&DCUSTOMS -

Monday, March 10, 2014

HI. Thanks YBulltois. I commented on your Mutt listing about the same thing. Seems like the perfect base for this character. Have 192 GI JOE 6 INCH Joes I am trying to complete. Almost done. Trying to post one every two days or so. Will post Leatherneck and Wetsuit next. Do you have any new 6 inch joes you are making?

YBulltois -

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Right now I almost done with Buzzer and am thinking of starting either Lifeline, Wetsuit, or one other that escapes me right now. I have a Deep Six I'm stuck on. Can find the right size bubble for the dome. As a side note, I did not even know there were almost 200 Joes to make. I've got a ways to go.

D&DCUSTOMS -

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

There are about 200 from 1982 to 1988 alone there are probably 500 from 1988 through 2014. I am focused on the ones up to 1988, with a few exceptions. Also I like to make one character in their respective iconic outfit with exceptions. Trying not to worry about remakes or variations because one can get to carried away. I have a wetsuit I am posting at the end of this week so wait until then to get ideas. Go for lifeline. Did you try those candymachine bubbles for deepsix. The ones you get for putting in a quarter that have a prize.

YBulltois -

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

I did, They are 1/4 inch too wide in diameter. I even tried taking a "slice" out of them, but the top of the bubble became too pointed, looked like a bullet. I'm keeping my eye out for something though. Was thinking with Easter coming up, if there would be a clear egg I could use.

D&DCUSTOMS -

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Good luck on the search. Can't wait to see it. Let me know what you think about some of the other custom Joes. Will put up Leatherneck on Wed or Thurs.

Clayface1 -

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Your 6 inch Joes all look great. I was always liked Cobra when I was young. But I had some Joes that I thought were cool like Snake Eyes, Jinx & a few others. This was one of them because the mask made him look pretty sweet. You really nailed the look down. Nice job!

D&DCUSTOMS -

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Thanks Clayface1. I agree with you. Really loved the Cobra army and dreadnoks. The mask on mutt always made him look cool. Will have leatherneck up next.

Bacchus -

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Awesome job, really like that you used Punisher as a base for this one. It really fits the look of the character. Keep up the awesome work!

D&DCUSTOMS -

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Thanks Bacchus. This base had the right thickness and body size and the head matches his original face very well.

T-78 -

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Bringing back memories for me . I had that figure back in the 80s. I remember him well because a day after I got it the paint on the figures head rubbed of. It was probably one of the first figures I customized as a young kid.
Great figure mate.

D&DCUSTOMS -

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Thanks! He wasn't my first GI JOE but was deinitely used a lot when I would play as a kid defending the GI JOE Headquarters on guard night and day duty.

VicVeinz -

Saturday, March 8, 2014

He was my first Joe I got when I was a kid..you did him justice in the scale!!

D&DCUSTOMS -

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Thanks. I have always loved this figure sculpt and design. Tried to create a lot of shadowing based on the pic from his CARD picture. Have two different dogs for him. The second version is in the fence pic.

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