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Finally finished this guy! I did the paint up on the head sculpt, and I'm very happy with how he turned out. I won't be getting Hot Toys latest offering of Capt. Solo, since I think the likeness is better on this figure than what they've shown so far. As for the parts breakdown: Warriors...

Finally finished this guy! I did the paint up on the head sculpt, and I'm very happy with how he turned out. I won't be getting Hot Toys latest offering of Capt. Solo, since I think the likeness is better on this figure than what they've shown so far. As for the parts breakdown: Warriors...

Hey all! It's been awhile, but I've got something new to show: an original sculpt and paint up of Capt. Tarkin from the Clone Wars, had they filmed the program as a live action feature with a young Peter Cushing in the role. Piece is done in super sculpey and finished with acrylic paint.

Just finished modifying a Brothers Productions Deckard figure. Work done includes full repaint of headsculpt, replacement trousers and shoes (movie accurate adidas ), and a body upgrade to a Hot Toys True type. Still a piece or two to add to complete it (it didn't come with a jacket and needs...

Finally getting some time to post more of my work, and have a lot of SST re-paints, as well as other manufacturers to share with ya'll. This one is SST's British Lewis Gunner. The hair hasn't been finished yet, but everything else is just about done.

So, I always felt that the sculpt on the SST Lara Croft was really quite good; a great likeness to the game character. I just felt it needed to be pushed a liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittle bit further. I also liked the basic clothing and gear provided, but again, thought there were a few points that...

Don't know what to do with the psychotic looking Sideshow Toy Eddie Rickenbacker figure you have laying around? Turn him into the Clown Prince of Crime!!! Check it... Base headsculpt is Eddie Rickenbacker with resculpted brows and sculpted lower teeth, sculpted hair...

So back in 2002 at the San Diego Comic Con, the Sideshow Original Design Series was introduced, and the first figure that was to be produced was this: Frankenstein the Revenant. Whatever happened to what looked to be an ultra cool line of re-interpretations of classic monsters? Thanks.