A mysterious new figure enters the Gatchaman universe! But, will she be friend, or foe? You can decide (had to use a little old school toy advertising hyperbole, there;)). This all new custom...[See More]

The Gatchaman, otherwise better known from the cartoon Battle of the Planets are as beloved in other countries as Star Wars and Marvel Comics are here in the states. They're pretty popular here in...[See More]

Bag Head Spider-man almost made it into a Marvel Legends assortment... twice. There is a prototype made during the Toybiz era that can be seen online, and Hasbro also made their own prototype when...[See More]

Hasbro's Epic Heroes assortment of Marvel Legends was meant to include a figure of the New Mutants member Moonstar, as a variant of the Mystique figure. Mystique did make her way into stores. But, so...[See More]

The Gatchaman, otherwise better known in the US from the cartoon Battle of the Planets are as beloved in other countries as Star Wars and Marvel Comics are here in the states. They're pretty popular...[See More]

Mary Jane's head comes from a Mattel DC Universe Mary Batson figure, and her hair is from the recent Hasbro Felicia Hardy Black Cat figure. The body is mostly an articulated Buffy figure, but I did...[See More]

Howard was a lot of fun to make. I love the Howard The Duck figure that was included with the Toybiz Marvel Legends Silver Surfer figure, but I wanted a Howard figure with as much articulation as a...[See More]

I thought that I had actually posted Mara to my gallery months ago... guess I didn't. Well, here she is, now, for your viewing pleasure. Mara is designed to fit in with the new 6" Star Wars...[See More]

I guess everyone has to make a Deadpool, sooner or later. Or two. Or ten. Here is my most recent attmept at a Deadpool. He's not based on any particular costume or design. I just took elements of...[See More]

The DC Direct Infinite Crisis series Power Girl figure is a nice sculpt. Its articulation isn't very impressive, though. And, although it is a nice sculpt from head to toe, I don't like the style of...[See More]

Spider-Ham is made from a Jazwares Jerry from Tom and Jerry figure, and a sculpting product called Magic Sculp. His ears come from a PVC Snoopy figure. He actually has quite a bit of articulation for...[See More]

Deadpool is made from a Marvel Legends X Force Deadpool, and the calves come from the Miles Morales Ultimate Spider-man figure, which is essentially a Marvel Legends figure. The feet were modified...[See More]

Here's Groot! Groot is known nowadays as a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Groot has been in comics for a long time... Before Marvel, there was Atlas Comics. Each month, Atlas comics featured...[See More]

No, it's not Santa Hulk. The Maestro is an alternate universe version of the Hulk, introduced in the Hulk: Future Imperfect series of books. I'm usually modest about my work, but this figure really...[See More]

Forbush Man, Forbush Man... does whatever a Forbush can. Forbushy here is actually made mostly from a 3 3/4" scale Mole Man figure, but he's designed to fit in with 6" Marvel Legends figures. I...[See More]

Here is one of my favorite recent projects... a Marvel Legends scale Darkhawk! Darkhawk is one of those characters from the late 1980s and early 1990s, when I started reading comics, that I wish got...[See More]

It's been quite a while since I posted on figurerealm. Didja miss me :D? Here's a homemade figure of everyone's favorite Star Wars character with an antenna sticking out of her head... Aurra Sing!...[See More]

I'm posting some "vintage" customizing projects that aren't new works, but, if you haven't seem em, they're new to you :D ! This mego 8" World's Greatest Super Heroes! style Captain Marvel was...[See More]

I'm posting some "vintage" customizing projects that aren't new works, but, if you haven't seem em, they're new to you :D ! This Kenner 3 3/4" Star Wars Grand Moff Tarkin was quite a bit of fun...[See More]

This year's release of the Man of Steel movie, and the 75th anniversary of Superman have me in the mood for some super customs! Here's Beppo, the Super Monkey from Krypton. Beppo was a lot of fun...[See More]

The New 52... it's a source of controversy among DC Comics fans. Like similar previous changes such as the Silver Age and its Earth One and Two and the DC Universe after the Crisis, the New 52 seems...[See More]

Illyana is a character I want to see a Legends figure of. I decided to create one myself, just in case they don't. I wanted the armor to have a sort of battle damaged or morphing look to it, and not...[See More]

I don't dislike the Marvel Legends Valkyrie, but I wanted to see the character on a bigger, more powerful frame such as how comics greats such as Art Adams have depicted her. Some of his art is in...[See More]

DC Universe Classics The Spoiler came about because I wanted the Catwoman head and goggles that came from the body I used for Spoiler for a Catwoman custom. The idea for Spoiler from the leftover...[See More]

Marvel Zombies Power Man was created as a sort of experiment. I got several Marvel Legends Power Man figures on clearance a few years ago. I decided to see if I could zombify one. The most fun of the...[See More]

Here's a simple enough, albeit deceptively simple, custom figure; Marvel's Black Cat, from of course Spider-man's cast of characters. I'm glad the recent "X-Mutants" Mystique was released, and I hope...[See More]

I am really proud of Thor Frog, here. The eagle eyed among you might recognize some of the parts used from existing figures. Some pieces were created using Magic Sculp. Thor Frog "stands"...[See More]

The once and future Spectacular Spider-girl! A character I kind of thought we would have seen in Legends by now. But, since there wasn't one, I decided to make one. I modified the heads and neck so...[See More]

Here's a really satisfying mashup; a custom DC Universe Classics Kingdom Come Superman, using parts from the DC Direct Kingdom Come Superman figure. It's probably obvious to anyone familiar with both...[See More]

If you've seen the 2012 Avengers flim, then you'll probably recognize this depiction of Iron Man from near the end of the movie. The chest was made from making a "push mold" of the Mark IV figure's...[See More]