I found a figure of Liliana Vess from Magic the Gathering, also by Funko, in the same store that I found Jaime Lannister, which I converted to Ares, and reckoned that her outfit and colour scheme...[See More]

I've been looking for a good base figure for Ares, one of Wonder Woman's archnemeses, and Funko's Jaime Lannister figure with its exceptionally smarmy rendition of Nikolaj Coster-Waldau's smirk lent...[See More]

I absolutely love the DC Direct New 52 Wonder Woman sculpt: it really gives her a certain sense of physical power, and emphasises her status as *the* superheroine, as compared to say, the relatively...[See More]

A search on Figurerealm reveals that nobody's done a Steve Trevor custom yet, despite him being (formerly) Wonder Woman's main squeeze back in the day. So I decided to make one, based on his...[See More]

Like many who bought the action figure of Shark from Green Lantern, I wasn't too impressed with the paint job; a pity given that he's actually my favorite Green Lantern bad guy. Also, among the...[See More]

Ahh, Artemis, Wonder Woman's occasional rival, occasional BFF. Upon seeing jeddthejedi's repaint of a Mad Max Road Warrior (FID=29226), I wondered if I could make it look slightly more distinctly...[See More]

I wanted to build a Legion of Doom but didn't want a cliched pick for Superman such as Luthor or Braniac (besides, I couldn't find any figures of either =P), so I decided to make my own Metallo....[See More]

My third and so far most extensive paint job. I wanted a Wonder Woman to round up my Justice League but could only afford her Star Sapphire variant. I first removed the collar and filled the hole in...[See More]

My second custom, a conversion of a WWE Chyna into the Cheetah, legendary Wonder Woman enemy. Her look is primarily based on her appearance on "Justice League: Doom". After a disastrous experiment...[See More]

My very first custom work, a simple repaint of DCUC Star Sapphire in order to better protect her from exposure to space. =P It was my first time working with paint, so some ended up under her collar....[See More]