![[Future Superman] My second custom figure (or in this case a repaint) was this Superman figure that was inspired by an episode of Batman Beyond. I found this at K.B. Toys in 2001 as a Kryptonian-styled Fortress of Solitude Superman figure, and the first thing I thought was "it looks like future Superman from Batman Beyond, just remove the red cloak piece and paint it". So I didn't add anything on it but paint. Pretty simple, but worth it.](userimages/customs/44500/44316-1.jpg) Future Superman Batman Beyondby E.D. ToysMy second custom figure (or in this case a repaint) was this Superman figure that was inspired by an episode of Batman Beyond. I found this at K.B. To...0 comments | ![[Rebecca Chambers -Resident Evil (Toy Biz)] My first custom figure was in 1998, when I decided to make Rebecca Chambers from Resident Evil as a Toy Biz action figure to be included with the rest of the Toy Biz Resident Evil collection. I was inspired by not only the game, but when Toy Fare magazine had exclusive mail in figures that companies made for fans by reusing existing parts, so I thought it would be a great idea to make a figure that could be made into a Toy Fare exclusive. The challenge was that the figure parts were to be made entirely from Toy Biz figures and nothing else. I used a Jill Valentine body, since it's the same kind of outfit without the shoulder pads. I then used a X-men vs. Streetfighter Rouge head to give it the anime face, not to mention the headband, with a piece of fabric for the headband straps. The lower legs are from a Strife figure, which had straps that, if painted, look like capri pants and shoes. the hair was hard to find but I managed to use a Jean Grey figure's hair to complete it. The gun ca](userimages/customs/44500/44313-1.jpg) Rebecca Chambers -Resident Evil (Toy Biz) Resident Evilby E.D. ToysMy first custom figure was in 1998, when I decided to make Rebecca Chambers from Resident Evil as a Toy Biz action figure to be included with the rest...4 comments |