Upgrades

The Stunticons are a crazy bunch of Decepticons that love to wreck it on the road. Here's Wildrider, the gunmetal-black colored muscle car. Since there really aren't combiners in the movies he's a standalone character created from the new AoE Bumblebee, FOC Roadbuster arms, and Dropkick head. He was given an alternate chest/arm transformation and nifty clear red windows. Ready form some Decepticon action? Wildrider is at your service. More pics here---> Custom Transformers Wildriderl

Lets see. The 7 included weapons plus a 3D printed automatic shotgun, a HUGE chain-gun and a larger trench-style combat knife. I added chain ammo to his large tri-barrelled gatling gun and of course, a 3D printed G1 inspired head.and a shotgun ammo belt. AOE Ironhide...NRA approved :-) Enjoy!

Part of the Wreckers team, Guzzle is a hefty little tank ready to tread upon the Decepticons in the heat of battle! Here I've created a custom Transformers Generations Guzzle using a deluxe 2-pack Megatron body, movie Dreadwing legs as arms similar to how I did my old Warpath, movie Gears head, and a Cyberverse size Megatron for cannon and hand-inserts. Guzzle has a detachable shield now and comes equipped with a blaster to take on anything that comes his way. More pics here---> Transformers Guzzle ----------------------------------------------------------- The leader of the Decepticons gains wheels once again, this time as a military Humvee!…

I tried to detail the Heck out of this guy. And a nice 3D printed sword to boot. I love the IDW take on the character, especially in his Spotlight comic and the All Hail Megatron story line. Now available on eBay. Enjoy!

Back with my latest upgrade kit. This time I produced a major redesign for FP/ROTF Brawl. This upgrade kit includes a proper turret, new head, new tank treads that will turn into his arms and feet (no more duck feet) and also eliminates the back kibble. I worked on the design for a few months and it went through multiple ideas and lots of retooling to get everything to workout the way I wanted. The core body and legs are from the original figure, everything else will be new parts. There will be screws and pins needed to hold everything together. These are the first round of test parts and I'm super happy with the way everything turned out. I am going to adjust a few parts…

Hey, I wanted to show you guys the Quintesson figure I made for ToyFare. I sculpted him out of Castilene and them made molds. I made molds so I can make more, I'm sure some fans would like to have one. So far I made one for them and one for me. If you want one let me know and we can work something out. I would definitely trade one for a custom Alternators Bumblebee. Check out my site for the pictures and let me know what you think. Laters, Joe joe@amarodesign.com Quintesson

Rumbling towards battle comes the powerful Decepticon Bruticus! This time he's been re imagined in the Age of Extinction style instead of his usual combiner form seeing as Brawl bit it in the first movie anyway. Bruticus was made from the incredibly versatile Hound voyager mold, modded Dead End head, and some extra fodder bits. His hand-guards were made to be detachable and his entire body hand painted and weathered for a military look including his weapons. This Bruticus is ready to take on the entire Autobot team now! More pics here---> AoE Bruticus

Started this ages ago. Switched out the head and chest, needed heavy modding to work, legos helped a little. I need some quick help, I want some toy speaker towers to install in his shins. I was thinking G1 Blaster's might be okay, but they don't look very speaker like. I might buy one of these- http://www.collectiondx.com/gallery2/galle...-3/P9100826.jpg for the speakers, but I'd like something cleaner and cheaper than 20.00 if anybody has ideas! Also, what would be a good replacement for the missile? I'm thinking Double Dealer's missile, but a scout class transformer might be cooler. I'm gonna hit Wal-Mart instead of the bars tonight to try to figure this out. Hop…

Thought I'd share these with you guys. Something I've wanted to do for a while, touching into them in between commissions last few days. (I find if I stick to the same project(s) for countless hours in a row, I burn out quick those days) I wanted to go a new route with these than the versions we've seen before. I'm trying to retain as original to G1 alt modes as I can. Anyway, here they are!

Never used them before so just have a couple of questions before I go nuts on a few figures with them. We finally have Sharpie markers on sale here in Spain, so decided to get a couple to play with So, what i'd like to know is: 1) does the ink come off figures easily once you've coloured the specific part? 2) How well do they coat on plastic? for example if I colour a piece in will it be an even look or can you see the lines where you've coloured it in? The reason I wanna know is I want to outline the red parts on my generations Drift, nad then redden the red parts more so they're more vibrant. Any help, comments and advice appreciated .thumb