For those born after 1985, Nocturna is one of those villains created in the 1980s before the whole Frank Miller dark n gritty era. She has a somewhat cheesy origin--an astronomer whose pigment was...[See More]

It was time for Gotham's reckoning! I realized this summer that I much prefer the Dark Knight Rises headgear to the Lucha Libre mask. It's just more animalistic and primal. I used the Duke Nukem...[See More]

I wanted to enlarge my Batman villain collection but neither DCD nor Mattel have ever come out with a 6-7" Firefly. In addition, i never cared much for the comic style for this guy so I decided to...[See More]

If you want to expand your Batman villains collection with a minimum of fuss look no further than these easiest customs in the world. I saw one of these thug figures from the line based off the...[See More]

same recipe that many others have used (hey if it works, why change it?) - DCUC Mr Terrific - painted jacket and sleeves brown with black dry brushed on for texture - head is from DCUC Red Robin,...[See More]

I saw this figure at Target and decided that he'd make a perfect David Cain (assassin, father for Cassandra Cain, and the guy who framed Bruce Wayne for murder). - I painted over the white and red...[See More]

Ok, first off, I love Tim Drake. He was probably my favorite Robin. Cool headed, resourceful, loyal. What a fantastic character with which to update the Robin identity. Having said that, I hate,...[See More]

The DCUC Wonder Girl makes for a great base figure. She was my original Talia until I decided to go a different route for that character (see my other posting). So what to do with the WG figure?...[See More]

It's basically a repaint of the Hope Summers figure. I liked this one for Talia not only because of the armored legs and arms but also cause of the face. It's different and I thought she'd make a...[See More]

2/19/13: I've wanted to revisit my Batwoman figure for awhile. There were some things about it that I wanted to improve: - the boots and gauntlets seemed too thick for her so I removed the Sculpty...[See More]

I used the same recipe others have posted--the Mattel Arkham City Nightwing. I switched its head with the Mattel DCUC Nightwing. For the boots, gauntlets and neck I used a metallic black, painted...[See More]

very simple recipe. I took the DKR Alfred, used sculpy on the top of his head for that balding look and then used the glasses off a Dr Bracewell Dr Who figure. Of course Scarface is from the DCD...[See More]