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Custom Transformer Figures

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For me since I was after the golden age of Transformer toys I never got any good ones but i was borred so i made a custom transformer, i guess it springer cause its a helecopter and i made it have a triplechanger feature which is a atv mode tank, its crappy but i like it

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never have done it... but post pics of yours.

I've never BUILT any custom/original TFs, but I certainly have desighened and drawn quite a few, atleast when I was younger. I may post some pics once I'm back home.

I've made two to date that are actually worth showing :)

 

Turbine, seen in my sig or here, he was made a few months ago:

http://www.TFans.com/index.php?showtopic=3877

 

And an Arcee I put together about a year and a half ago:

http://home.att.net/~turbine/Arcee_Transform.GIF

 

-Turbine

Cool! Love that Arcee!!

She's pretty cool. You just have to ignore the ugly head, missing back wheels, and lack of a left arm!

 

-Turbine

Gotta luv Turbine's alt mode and that's a cool Arcee Headmaster. Here's my unfinished Bumble Bee. Iv'ed posted it before but this is the latest pic.

post-22-1084325377.jpg

WOW....wait, I mean...WOW. I especially love the helmet sculpt! GREAT work :thumb

 

Seriously, if you don't mind, any way you could let me in on what you used for the main parts, like the bug and main arm and leg joints...or atleast what scale gundam model kit to use. I'm sure you used a lot of sculpy and random bits too, but I would love to try to emulate that myself over summer.

 

-Turbine

WOW....wait, I mean...WOW. I especially love the helmet sculpt! GREAT work :thumb

 

Seriously, if you don't mind, any way you could let me in on what you used for the main parts, like the bug and main arm and leg joints...or atleast what scale gundam model kit to use. I'm sure you used a lot of sculpy and random bits too, but I would love to try to emulate that myself over summer.

 

-Turbine

No Prob :tfgrin I used Tamiya epoxy putty for most of the parts. Used a 1/100 Shining Gundam (or something like that - the poseable one) and a 1/25 Revell Beetle. I wanted it as close as possible to the alternator size. :tftongue

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