Well I wanted to really challenge myself with the sculpting on this one, making her as 100% comic accurate as possible. Those boots took forever! There is almost no red she-hulk left in this piece...[See More]

I loved the old brown and orange wolverine color scheme. Savage and snarling, a bloody clawed animal, just like his namesake. 80's Wolvie was awesome! I included alternate heads for both Wolverine...[See More]

Hasbro can't seem to get this one right. Mystique is supposed to be sexy! The new black cat is such a nice base body....[See More]

My all time favorite Cobra. I named my dog Zartan! Everyone called him Zar, but I knew he was an evil master of disguise! Six inch scale is my favorite and I wish Hasbro was making this as a SDCC...[See More]

The terror of the Savage Land is here! I needed this figure to hassle my Shanna, Kazar and Zabu. I really like the pteranodon head with the opening mouth. I didn't use the typical Annihilus wings...[See More]

Lots of sculpting to make her comic accurate. I used some chain mail looking earrings for her chest armor. Her hammer took a long time to sculpt, and her boots were fun because the lines of armor...[See More]

Lots of sculpting! This guy was very fun to make with his weird stony armor. I loved how sinister this previously c list bad guy became when he picked up his hammer. When I made the Gargoyle I...[See More]

This evil charred version of the Thing needed the custom treatment! I wanted to make him look like the Romita Jr. art, so I opted to make the worm tentacle things without the mouths. His hammer was...[See More]

This figure took a ton of Milliput to make. Scratch built hollow hammer. Took Juggy's grin, chopped it off and flipped it upside down for an anguished snarl. The metal armor and detailed paint...[See More]

I liked the Hasbro Dakken, but I had already made a Dark Wolverine way back when the story was taking place in the comics, so I switched the heads I had reworked/cast for my original custom onto the...[See More]

The crazy god like enforcer of Osborn. I wish I had made a tear apart Ares with exploding organs to go with him! Sentry parts on a Doc Samson body. Friggin' yellow!...[See More]

The Dark Avengers Ms. Marvel was the only female member of the team and she sure made the rounds with her teammates!...[See More]

I wanted him to look like a psycho. Hawkeye's outfit on a deadly marksman killer! Comes with alternate unmasked head and pulled back cowl, quiver, bow, and arrows....[See More]

Norman Osborn was awesome in his business suit as the leader of the Dark Avengers. A business man bad guy who had his own hit squad! I liked how much out of uniform time the villains spent in this...[See More]

Norman Osborn in his classic Dark Avengers armor. The head can be switched out from helmet to unmasked. One of the coolest story arcs in Marvel history....[See More]

I have always loved this villain. I made him before the Original Sin comic mini series made him a somewhat relevant character. Recipe: Movie Ghost Rider. Bouncy ball eyeball with magnetic neck...[See More]

I don't know who the wrestler body I used was. Shoulder armor was from a dollar store samurai type dude. A lot of Milliput. I reworked this figure quite a bit to make his armor as accurate as...[See More]

Abomination with all warts dremmeled off. Scratch built heads with magnet joints for easy switching and a more natural range of head motion. Some Thor wings, cape, movie hammer(reworked). At least...[See More]

Hand ninja base. Weapon x Logan head, some Wolvie claws, random cape bits, and a lot of Milliput. I spent a ton of time on this figure but I think it really turned out looking like the Lenil...[See More]

A Pan-Dimensional Being, she is sculpted from a lot of odds and ends parts, including a dollar store dragon. I made her with alternate armor, as well. I started her awhile ago and I cant remember...[See More]

This custom is from a series of toys I am developing called "Pan-Dimensional Beings"--all different types of demons from different dimensions. I tried to make him look like a Frazetta Painting come...[See More]