[Trivial Psychic]

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Originally Posted by Kirathis

I agree that the holster works really well for what you are wanting. That is the great part about customs. You can tweak the look to serve what you want. I agree, that cube holding hand is irritating.

I know the feeling all too well of making things work how you want. I am still trying to piece together the parts I want to use for my custom Punisher. I never bought a Punisher for my collection as I am not too thrilled with any of the Toybiz or Hasbro offerings.

I had to carve out the holster slightly with an exacto knife to get the glaive to sit properly, but I think it's my favorite part of the custom. I wanted to do stakes like what Ken did, but I couldn't find a good spot to put them, as that buck has some weird pant lines, and I was worried that it would be hard to remove the coat if I placed them on the sleeve.

I don't mind the cube holding hand so much, as it makes for some great, classic vampire "hissing" poses, which works with the head sculpt. Finding a weapon that could actually fit in it without pointing down at the ground in some weird angle was a ***** though...lol. I'm now torn over which pistol I want to use for the pistol hand, the Steve Rogers laser sight pistol (which is accurate to Blade's pistol in Blade 2,) or an extra Robocop Auto 9 I have lying around....which bears a resemblance to his Mac10 from the first film. Decisions, decisions...lol

I'm really surprised (and curious as to why) you didn't like the Toybiz series 4 Punisher. I'm always preaching about it, but I believe in it. I really do think it was one of the best Legends figures ever made.