Ok guys, I know you saw this coming, one of you even requested it… I hate that I can't comment back on these posts, I really don't know what is up.. is it a Mac thing?… Anyway This is my counterpart...[See More]

Back again with my third take on this custom figure of Christopher Reeve. This figure employs all of the same techniques building on the first and second version I did but this one actually has some...[See More]

"We've been spending most of our lives, living in a gangsters paradise."-coolio..lol The Green Hornet movie coming out this Friday. Its directed by one of my favorite directors Michel Gondry. Fan...[See More]

I'm back again here with a tweek to my latest recipe. This figure has all the same figure parts from my last Christopher Reeve Superman now with a darker side. This is Superman from Superman III. THe...[See More]

Here we go again guys. I got the itch. Here I've taken my Christopher Reeve Superman one step further. This time I took the same DCUC Superman body, sanded down the musculature and used the head...[See More]

When I saw the pictures of the Movie Masters Harvey Dent figure online, I immediately thought he looked like Conan O'Brien. Then, when I saw the figure in person (my Aunt and Uncle brought it over...[See More]

Wizards (1977) "They killed Fritz! They killed Fritz!" A pretty funny scene from the film and there's still much debate over the meaning of it. Anyhow, I thought he was interesting. Head: Power...[See More]

Wizards (1977) Probably the most iconic character from Ralph Bakshi's animated film. I remember seeing this movie as a kid and was blown away, simply because there was blood in a cartoon! I...[See More]

YESSS! My wish finally came true, and when my aunt and uncle came to visit from the States, they brought along the "Bruce Wayne in Survival Suit" Movie Masters figure, which sports a fantastic...[See More]

Finally… DC throws me a bone. My first custom figure since I came back to this hobby was a Christopher Reeve style superman back on the old DC Super Heroes Superman body. It was a favorable likeness...[See More]

For a more indepth description please see my previous submission of this custom. In this resubmission I have sculpted and painted more film accurate hair and make up. I have also improved the body...[See More]

After I resculpted the hair and painted the face of my previous custom, my other Jokers didn't stand up so I made some improvements to them. This one was quite easy. I sculpted the hair to be a bit...[See More]

This is a revision of a previous figure. I had always planned to make the head on my Joker look more like the film, at first I just swapped heads with the second figure Mattel released but I was...[See More]

I have seen many versions of this custom on here and wanted to try my hand at it. I consolidated the ideas that worked best in my eyes in a the different users attempts. I started with a Gotham City...[See More]

Almost everyone who owns this figure has either customized it or thought of customizing it, and I'm no different. I thought it was a great figure when I first opened it, but that the paint job didn't...[See More]

So I finally got my hands on a Movie Masters Joker. I saw what a lot of people had done with this figure to help sell it more as Ledger, and I really wanted to try. After opening the package and...[See More]

Another custom I didn't feel warranted a page until now. I aways liked TDK Batman Movie Masters figure, but something about it alway bugged me, after about a year I realised it was its head, it was...[See More]

I really love the sculpts used in the Movie Masters Dark Knight Toyline but for some unknown reason when they released the Batman Begins Suit Batman figure they made it half a centimetre shorter than...[See More]

Just a simple repaint. The latest TMNT van with the stickers taken off and all turtle based items removed. A base coat of black and then a cream/white coat. Finally I painted rust like damaged to...[See More]

A ground up custom job. Everything bar the wheels is made out of card, super glue, paper, electrical wires and push pins. The side of the truck opens like the film and the decals on the sides are...[See More]

This is my attempt to make one of the copycat Batmen from The Dark Knight. Brian is the unfortunate Fake Batman who is caught by The original at the start of the film - later the Joker kills him and...[See More]

An simple but pleasing custom, The body stays the same, I switched the right hand so that it could grip. I added a real metal chain at the waist and I swapped heads with the Jail Cell Joker figure....[See More]

Modded and painted BAtman Begins figure....[See More]

... I love that series, And I remember it well since was a Kid!!!... Super Agent Cobra with his Psicogun!!!... Since I saw the Sideshow version in 12 inches, I thoug I has to make one for my...[See More]

... This character is from "Í AM LEGEND"... For Robert Neville, I used parts from a Shaft figure from Mcfarlane, the head from a CANDYMAN figure from the same Toy Maker, the rest was sculped... For...[See More]

"So I guess we're gonna have to take control" I picked up the Mattel Ghostbusters figures this month. Very pricey but, you couldn't ask for more awesome figures. Only thing is they lacked a few...[See More]

I always liked the way The Shadow looked and since the good figures of him I have seen have been customs, I decided to throw mine in the mix. Started with a DC movie master Joker, swapped the head...[See More]

The head ball joint and back half is from a Gladiators Predator action figure. The front of the head is from a WWE wrestling figure, though I can't remember the name of that one. The face was...[See More]

A Diorama made from wood card, paint and various items taken from a number of toylines. Batsuit cupboard is made from a Movie Masters Batman and an Angel Toyline cupboard, heavily altered and paintd...[See More]

A Bat Signal made out of card, plastic, paper, superglue and paints. It was designed to fit with the Mattel Movie Masters line and can be fitted with a LED Tea light for actual projection. I built it...[See More]