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Sender · 08-25-2017, 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by The Creator

Greetings guys from the Creator.
Just came from the Lab frankensteining a few super fun, super small, and super difficult mini customs. Guys these are all works in progress and feel free to judge my work please. 1st up is Rocket Raccoon- Articulated feet, legs, arms, and hands. Next up is Throg made from some hard plastic game piece, an articulated neck, legs from Sonic the Hedgehog, feet from a Schieltz frog and the head came from the Same Schieltz frog heavily modded with a Marvel universe Thor helmet. And last but not least, the Hitmonkey. Thank Vortious Customs for the head, tie and articulated feet. The legs are whittled down from a wasp figure, and I think I'll cut the shins a lil shorter. Arms from a GI Joe Baroness, hands- B.Widow. Hard work and I love it! And again COMMENT!!

Really cool articulated creations, Creator! Awesome THROG!

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Originally Posted by LordMudd

We will have to agree to disagree. I will not stop complaining. As the saying goes: People are never truly happy unless they have something to complain about. Having Hasbro AND Mattel to contend with, we as collectors should be in ecstasy for all eternity!

CCC.

i agree with you, LordMudd.
While i enjoy custom creating characters and am all for the various 3.75-inch kickstarters, fans (children and adults) in general should not have to resort to becoming sculptors, painters, and figure mechanics to collect characters when there are huge properties that have already established a line.
Zombies, fantasy, and military figures are an amazing variety to have and option to further customize. They certainly are a saving grace to our scale.
But it is a sad state of affairs when the big wigs decide to life-support our collection during an era when the superhero/comic theme has never been more popular among the masses.

08-25-2017, 07:18 AM	#30823
Sender Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: Stuck in traffic... Posts: 1,310	Quote: Originally Posted by The Creator Greetings guys from the Creator. Just came from the Lab frankensteining a few super fun, super small, and super difficult mini customs. Guys these are all works in progress and feel free to judge my work please. 1st up is Rocket Raccoon- Articulated feet, legs, arms, and hands. Next up is Throg made from some hard plastic game piece, an articulated neck, legs from Sonic the Hedgehog, feet from a Schieltz frog and the head came from the Same Schieltz frog heavily modded with a Marvel universe Thor helmet. And last but not least, the Hitmonkey. Thank Vortious Customs for the head, tie and articulated feet. The legs are whittled down from a wasp figure, and I think I'll cut the shins a lil shorter. Arms from a GI Joe Baroness, hands- B.Widow. Hard work and I love it! And again COMMENT!! Really cool articulated creations, Creator! Awesome THROG! Quote: Originally Posted by LordMudd We will have to agree to disagree. I will not stop complaining. As the saying goes: People are never truly happy unless they have something to complain about. Having Hasbro AND Mattel to contend with, we as collectors should be in ecstasy for all eternity! CCC. i agree with you, LordMudd. While i enjoy custom creating characters and am all for the various 3.75-inch kickstarters, fans (children and adults) in general should not have to resort to becoming sculptors, painters, and figure mechanics to collect characters when there are huge properties that have already established a line. Zombies, fantasy, and military figures are an amazing variety to have and option to further customize. They certainly are a saving grace to our scale. But it is a sad state of affairs when the big wigs decide to life-support our collection during an era when the superhero/comic theme has never been more popular among the masses. Last edited by Sender; 08-25-2017 at 07:42 AM..