Fantastic figure from a fan to an awesome customizer great job 👍👍👍

what bottom did you use for these guys because my sister wants to do the same thing.

How did you add the articulation. I got these figures for christmas a few years back and have always felt the same about them

Hi awglasgo. Some customs I cut using a dremel right where the articulation needs to be added and then create joints from sculpey and add them where they need to go. You then need to dremel holes that have an enclosure so they can fit the part and stay and move/turn. Those are really really hard to do. In this case I used a easier technique which still requires a little patience and precision to do it right. Doing it wrong might mean having to go out to buy another base which for these costs about $100 each. You Heat the center to remove the current legs and heat the shoes as well to salvage those. Then pick a bottom from a figure you are willing to sacrifice. Wolverine has a good one to use. Every mount is tricky as it always depends on the interior. If the interior is intact you need to create a T-HOOK in the waist so it will connect and rotate. Do not glue because that is amateur and the waist will never be able to rotate. Once you create a T-Hook and dremel sized the hole appropriately to catch the hook in the inside of his body you need to heat his upper body for about 150 seconds to place the legs in and wait for it to cool. That way the legs will hold tight and rotate. Then adding the shoes will depend on what type of joint is in place with your current choice. You might have to build a joint for that.

bravo sir!!!

Thanks for looking firefly. I have two fund customs coming this week which I think hasnt been done yet. Let me know what you think when you see them.

Awesome job! I have always wanted to make the MacManus Brothers, you did the perfectly

Thanks X-Fan#1. They have been on my to do list for so long.