The era of super robots holds a lot of nostalgia for me. I love the SRC design of Mazinger Z but want a more animated look. I disassembled the figure and repainted the biceps, torso and thighs. The...[See More]

I always liked the Thor figure depicted on back of the blister card, so I repainted mine to match it. I also shortened the hammer handle. Rustoleum plastic primer, Apple Barrel paints and Liquitex...[See More]

Doctor Thaddeus Bodog Sivana has new plans to rule the multiverse. The head, arms and legs come from Lex Luthor, the shoulders and torso from Robin. I shortened the height and sculpted the coat. I...[See More]

Space Glider, one of my childhood favorites, flies once again! The original green paint was chipped and scuffed from lots of play, so I decided to give him a simple repaint with a protective clear...[See More]

I made two ST:TOS bridge stations for backgrounds in my display cabinet. The playset is a stylized interpretation, not a screen accurate model. All the graphics were designed in MS Publisher. The...[See More]

The M-113 creature, better known as the Salt Vampire, now stalks the crew to sate her hunger. The head and hands were reduced in size, cast in plastic and modified from Captain Dunsel sculpts. The...[See More]

I am proud to present Commander Kor, military governor of Organia for the Klingon Empire. I sculpted the baldric—the greatest challenge with this figure was its construction—and boot tops. The head...[See More]

The Devourer of Worlds is a repaint which combines the body and head from the ToyBiz lines of the Silver Surfer and Fantastic Four. I removed the electronic components and filled all holes with epoxy...[See More]

Dissatisfied with the options available for female action figures in the 5 inch scale, I have striven to devise one that adheres to the animated style. Susan Richards is a composite of several...[See More]

The body is basically a repaint. Marvel Super Heroes by Toy Biz provided the excellent head sculpt, Marvel Legends by Hasbro the awesome flames. After some primer, acrylic paint and sealer, this...[See More]

I sculpted the collar, belt, gloves and boot tops; I also created and decoupaged the chest symbol. Toy Biz provided the excellent head sculpt. After some primer, acrylic paint and sealer, this figure...[See More]

I sculpted the boot tops and tunic studded with pins. The head of the Andorian is the result of my foray into the realm of shrinking resin. I reduced in size and then cast in plastic the head of a...[See More]

head, arms and legs: McCoy (TOS bridge), torso: Spock (The Cage 16038), sculpted collar and sleeves, clear decal insignia. Rustoleum plastic primer, Apple Barrel acrylic paints and Plaid matte clear...[See More]

Inspired by some of the great wooden toys for imaginative play, I can now reenact my favorite adventures of the Worldʼs Mightiest Mortal with the Rock of Eternity Playset. The dimensions of the...[See More]

head, arms, crotch and thighs, skirt and caplet: Mary Marvel (JLU), torso: Hawkgirl (JLU), legs: Wonder Woman (JLU), sculpted sleeves and boot tops, decoupaged chest emblem. Rustoleum plastic...[See More]

repaint of the Thing (FF series 3), sculpted elbows, knees and waist, vinyl belt. Paint: Americana and Apple Barrel acrylic paints, Citadel Scorched Brown and Citadel Washes Devlan Mud....[See More]

head and collar: Balok (Alien Series), body and upper arms: Vedek Bareil (DS9), lower arms: Sarek (TNG), hands: Sisko (Starfleet Officers). Rustoleum plastic primer, Ceramcoat acrylic paints and...[See More]

head, arms and caplet: JLU Shazam, fists: JLU Tom Turbine, torso: JLU Aztek, crotch and legs: JLU Green Lantern, sculpted chest lapel, sash, gauntlets and boot cuffs, pinhead for lapel button,...[See More]