The head is a really good choice, you really know how to choose parts that work. Sometimes, "simple" customs are the ones that work and fit in the best with a collection.

I just wanted to add, you don't always have to sculpt. Sometimes, you can find alternatives that are actually better. What I would recommend is one of the little clasp/loop pieces from the back of a necklace. If you use a clasp, cut off the little piece on the side to open it and leave a small chain hanging off the side. You can glue the end of the chain to his chest pocket, and then you have a GREAT looking metal monocle. You could even glue a small piece of clear plastic from an action figure box to the back of the monocle, so it looks like a lense.

I'm not always the best at describing things, so if that is a little confusing I'm sorry. I just wanted you to know that you can be creative and find simple things that work great with customs. Keep up the good work!

I ended up making another baron with a 25th ann. serpentor head, I think the scarring came out better on that one, check out my baron strucker 2.0 and let me know what you think was better, I'd be glad to get your take on it! and thanks for the tip, sounds like a good way to do a more realistic monocle!

Sweet man but I just wanna add you might wanna sculpt the lense on baron here but all in all great job man

You mean the monacle thing? I would, but I 'm not sure how to do it at such a small scale. thanks for the tip and the comment