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Here some G1 custom recolour etc.View the Custom Gallery Here

(not to be confused with the old Marvel Comics Galvatron II) I've been working on this since taking some time off from Bruticus. Had a lot of shit go down (loss of a loved one) and I decided to crank something out that I've had on my mind for quite a while now. So this has become my grounding bash--something to keep me sane and keep me going with everything going on lately. I'll try to share more WIP shots soon, but I wanted to give you guys a few head shots. I took a Universe Springer figure and basically cut out all helicopter parts (cut the cockpit from his legs, removed the blades, and removed the winch). I shaved down some of the original Springer head and …

So after seeing THIS GUY's videos of his Custom Power Up Optimus, I decided to attempt my own. I love the design of Power Up Optimus, but as everyone knows, the toy version is no where close in resembling it. It took me 2 months to find Jetfire and now I must say goodbye... :ghey ... in attempt at making greatness. No sacrifice, no victory, right? I'm getting some help from him. I know not everything will be exact since he used 2 Jetifres and I'm only gonna be using one. THE FEET/LEGS Once I get everything painted, I'm sure it'll look better.

Over at anotehr site I frequent, i was introduuced to somethign by Alsa Corporation called "killer Chrome". Naturally, i was skeptical, so i watched the vids on it. Here is the site: http://www.alsacorp.com/products/killercans/kc/killerchrome.htm and here is the demo vid: http://www.alsacorp.com/live/view_killerchrome_demo.html Now, this system isn't cheap, but it does look promising. But unless you have a lot of chrome parts to do or the chrome is ABSOLUTELY VITAL to your project, it may not be what you want. Still, it looks interesting, and if I get the chance, I am seriously thinking of getting this.

So after building Power Up Optimus, I had a lil itch to do another custom, especially when I have a box full of spare parts staring at me everyday. Thats when I found a Scattershot that I bought from some guy on eBay for $15. He was one of those memorable TF toys I had when growing up. When I got it from the seller it was in pretty bad condition. The douche bag stated that it was mint and no sticker were applied. Complete BS, thats when I noticed he copy and pasted every detail for all his auctions (new and used). Anyways, with damages to the toy, I decided to just box him up. Now, after finding him, I can cure that lil itch I had. Like my past few customs, I've thr…

I made this quite a while back, but with no access to a camera until today I haven´t been able to take pictures until nowView the Custom Gallery Here

Is it possible to dye parts without boiling/heating up the RIT Dye/water/acetone mix? If so, does the mix need more, less, an equal amount of any of the 3 key ingredients (RIT Dye, water, acetone), or an extra ingredient? The reason I ask is because if I boil the mix, I fear that the plastic will warp and become ruined!

tired of seeing buster prime for sale and not wanting to spend the money on a figure just for the rifle I made two high magnetic pulse gauss rifles for prime let me know what you thinkView the Custom Gallery Here

For a long time, I've wanted to do a custom Whirl. He was one of the few Transformers that survived the years since my childhood. A while back, I awoke from sleep thinking I had a great idea....convert Energon Quickstrike into Whirl, similar transformation, good size, etc. I found out some time after that this same idea was already done (by Wheeljack of sector70) yet - continued with the project, being a Whirl fan. Since I had the G1 Whirl from my younger years, I did what I do best. Hacked it up. I used some of the original g1 Whirl parts on this custom : head, claw, feet, coptor blades. for the canon arm, I used parts from a VERY expensive zoid saber model kit. I did so…

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