Showing posts with label 12". Show all posts
Showing posts with label 12". Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2011

Green Goblin Spider-Man Marvel Icons custom









Here is another of my 12" Spiderman villains, Green Goblin. Made with a Elijah Burke wrestler, had to sculpt all the sort of chain mail, and his goblin head too. Pumpkins are sculpted over the Madjack pre-marvel ones, and the glider has been made from scratch, from a old marker and folder.

Monday, August 29, 2011

Ultimo Iron Man Marvel Legends custom







This is Ultimo, character I discovered seeing the 1994 Iron Man cartoon. To my surprise, it is a character that has appeared many times in the comics, and I thought it would make a cool and impressive action figure.

As usually, using a Wrestling 12 inches, made the head from scratch, sculpted feet, knee pads, chest, hands, and added tubes. Hope you like it.

Monday, August 15, 2011

Mad Jack 12 inch Marvel Icons Custom








After lots of work here it comes Madjack Marvel Icons style, standing 12 inches tall (a bit more with the air glider). It is based as in the ToyBiz Spiderman Classic figure, but with normal pumpkins instead of the oversized ones that ToyBiz made.

The head was completely sculpted from scratch, shoulder pads made out of a table tennis ball, pumpkins based on the Pre-ML Madjack, and glider made out of different junk I had lying around. All the rest is sculpting and some foamy.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Electro Spiderman Marvel Icons custom






Here is Electro, made in 12 inches/Marvel Icons style. All electric effects were made removable and were cut out of transparent plastic.

Molten Man Spiderman Marvel Icons custom







This is Molten Man, the classic Spiderman foe, done in a amazing 12 inches custom Marvel Icons style. Note that the last pic shows a unfinished version.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Puma Marvel Icons Custom Spiderman 12 inch






Here is Puma, a classic villain/friend of Spiderman, that is my first Marvel Icons custom (I've made several 12 inch giants but to fit in Marvel Legends or DC Classics line). It is quite more difficult than doing a giant, as normally giants have easier details than a regular character. This is the first one of a series Spiderman foes and friends in 12 inch.

Recipe; made over CM Punk, with Elijah Burke and Triple H hands, Grey Hulk feet, X-23 hairs to make the fur in his feet and all the rest looots of sculpting.

Note that the last pic was made before some changes were applied, I only included it to show the height of the figure respect a ML.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Braggadoom Marvel Legends Custom








Here is Braggadoom, a one-issue villain that appeared in The Thing Two in One, in the team-up with Power Man. He is a monster created in laboratory that gets loose (when you're experimenting with genetics, when you create a monster is inevitable that he gets loose and starts to break havoc) and was finally stopped by the two heroes.

I've made him with a wrestling figure of 12 inches, which I've had to resculpt completely the head, add some epoxi to his hands and reuse some Hulk feet, then painted with different shadows of green.

Now on eBay.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Giant Stone Sentries of Anwat Gar MOTU 200x customs





Here are the great Stone Sentries that appear in a episode of the Mike Young He-Man cartoon, made with two maximum aggression wrestling figures.

Stature Marvel Legends custom

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Here is Stature, daughter of Hank Pym, member of the Young Avengers, made with a 12 inch figure.

Bone Monster MYP MOTU 200x custom





Here is the huge Bone Monster, monster that appeared in the MYP cartoon episode "the Courage of Adam". One of my favourite 200x character.

Infinity v1 12 inch Marvel Legends custom

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Here is Infinity, one of the primal forces of the Marvel Universe, made with a 12 inch figure.

Nebula Marvel Legends custom

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Here is Nebula, the grand-niece of Thanos, who has battled in many occasions the Avengers.

Friday, March 18, 2011