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I went to town with a cool camouflage pattern/style, and added some ice effect to his wing's edges. Modified the legs so the tail ends of the jet are perma-fixed to his lower legs, raised the side fins up to give a more unique looking jet mode. View the Custom Gallery Here

Someone who needed a figure some time ago! Pow, Zowee!!! Warpath! View the Custom Gallery Here

Executioner Sideways just cant die. Why? Because he's already dead. Now he speeds across the wastelands in search of helpless prey; so that he can satiate his new found obsession with dismemberment.View the Custom Gallery Here

Decepticon - SilverbugView the Custom Gallery Here

Jetfire here was created by combining parts of Fast Action Battlers jetfire and animated Lugnut, kindly donated by alphamagnus. Thanks homie . The arms are a combination of movie breakaway and animated ratchet. The cane is off an MP null-ray. The fins on his shoulders are styrene. Neoshifter parts were used for his legs and his feet. Paints used were modelmaster enamels and the testors dull coat. I designed the decals in illustrator and had them printed by my Boggs6ft7.Thanks to everyone who's participating in this, especially Alphamagnus for organizing it.Again I had a great time making jetfire but I will not make another. If you want it you gotta bid when these auctions…

Big thanks to alphamagnus for his efforts in organizing this thing...and his patience.So the idea was to created movie bots with an animated aesthetic. The base figure is voyager animated optimus. I used parts from Gravity Bots prime and a Fast Action Battlers prime. The blades came from voyager cybertron dirge. The rest were things I fabricated and/or put together from a parts bin. Paints used were Testors Lacquers and model master enamels and acrylics. Clear coated with Testors Lacquers. I designed the decals in illustrator and had my good friend Boggs6ft7 of TFW2005 printed them out. Thanks Aaron.I had a blast making this but I will not make another. If you want it you…

After two months time, it's finally done. My G1 Galvatron repaint & kitbash. I had been waiting YEARS to finally feel comfortable enough to tackle this one on my own, but I feel it was worth the wait. As it started out, I was only going to make this a straight repaint to capture the look and feel of the movie, but as I was going to paint his cannon a solid orange, I had a bit of strange luck and the tools to give him a light-up cannon. Thank goodness for L.E.D. lights! I had a lot of inspiration for this work, so I have to give props to Zobovor for the idea. His was first so he deserves the recognition. Galvatron was painted using Krylon Fusion and a mix of Testors pa…

So any ideas of how I would be able to handle the neck? ^_^

Just recently, Sam's Allspark shard props went into display last ComicCon USA. There were two prop sizes displayed. One was around 2.5" actual size prop. The second was a supersized, much more detailed version used for close-up shots. With them as reference I was able to make an accurate and extremely detailed Allspark Shard replica in actual 2.5" size but with the supersize detail. Its made of solid casted pewter metal. The carvings are chemically darkened to achieve its characteristic weathered finish (I used no paint). My most favorite part are the carving details. Its like it has been caterpillar chewed. I just love it. Hope you guys like it. ;) …

Devastator stands slightly over 22" tall. He is a statue-type (non-transforming) replica. He has super articulation in his head (ball joint), shoulders, upper arms, elbows, wrists, fingers/hands, waist, hips, upper leg (swivel), lower leg (swivel) knees, and his left foot is on a ball joint (cab of Mixmaster) His head was built with epoxy (ave's fixit) and will be available (one day) for casts.Devastator's got LEDs in his alternate head (white as per customer's request) as well as on Scrapper and Bonecrusher. His custom gun comes from a GI Joe Sigma six figure and has an on/off switch which controls a bright red laser. View the Custom Gallery Here