I love fiddly stuff. The smaller the detail, the happier I am. So when I first saw tiny little poseable action figures I knew I'd found a new love.
I dremmeled their little Halo bodies down until there was little else left but joints then started to layer on the milliput. I started with a base body shape, then added muscle definition/facial structure before finishing them off with armour and fine details.

I crafted signature weapons and felt like being REALLY fancy with Trapjaw, giving him three interchangeable weapon arms. A laser cannon, battleaxe and spiked mace. I also wanted to make Beastman's whip flexible for posing and used a little twisty thing usually found around the wrists and feet of action figures in their packaging.

I painted them with Citadel paints/washes and added gloss to any parts meant to be metal or leather.

Once they were done I really wanted a little display base so I spray painted some polystyrene to make it melt and give it that rocky effect, added some milliput trees/rocks and a skull then painted it to blend in with the Castle Greyskull background (using a combination of Citadel and watercolour paints)
It was almost there, but something just wasn't right. The figures didn't seem to want to be posed on the display.
So I carved out a space for a Mega Blocks base, painted it to match the rest of the display and BOOM! Finally done.

I'm currently working on a Judge Dredd/Cursed Earth display before moving on to an A-Team set (there just isn't enough love shown to those soldiers of fortune IMO)

Please comment with any feedback, good or bad. But don't swear ;)

Update* the more I looked at the original display I made, the more it bugged me. Added a frame to the background picture and better trim around the base. Also added a few more tree stumps.