Beholders are immediately identifiable, being essentially a floating head with one single eye surrounded by ten smaller eyes on stalks. The main feature of a Beholder's anatomy is its massive,...[See More]

Salacious Crumb, the Kowakian monkey-lizard from the planet Kowak! Best known as the court jester of Jabba the Hutt! I've made a few Crumbs over the years, but I wanted to try a slightly bigger...[See More]

And now for something completely different; Another original Madballs character! I came up with the name first. It's a diry mind (brain) inside a bowlingball, it's Gutter-Brain! The Madballs-style...[See More]

This is my version of a Krite from the Critters franchise. It's something I wanted to make for a long time and I'm very pleased it's finally done. I looked at all the different Krite variants from...[See More]

Latest addition my Jabba The Hutt set; Amanaman! I tried to combine the look and esthetics of the vintage Kenner toy with the details and proportions of the movie version. He stands 7 inches tall,...[See More]

This is my rendition of Max Rebo. Those familiar with my past projects may have seen my Jabba the Hutt set. Well I'm still expanding it and thought Jabba's bright blue pianist would be a great...[See More]

Hi there! Been a while since I posted here. I've been up to my eyeballs in otherwork, but did manage to make some cool stuff. This is my Bullywug! It's mostly based on the Bullywugs from the...[See More]

Another addition to my Jabba the Hutt diorama. I wasn't to keen on even attempting to sculpt a droid, so I got out all the plastic bits and pieces I've been hoarding and glued this little guy...[See More]

"Salacious B. Crumb was a Kowakian monkey-lizard from the planet Kowak, who worked as a jester in the court of Jabba the Hutt. Salacious Crumb was known for his shrill, cackling laughter and...[See More]

Been working on some additions to my Jabba the Hutt diorama. I've always loved the Momaw Nadon, or Hammerhead, design and thought my Jabba diorama would be a great opportunity to try my hand at an...[See More]

I've always loved the old Jabba The Hutt concept maquettes by Phil Tippett and I wanted to make something reminiscent of those. This is what I came up with. I used MDF for the basic stucture of the...[See More]

"Attark was a male Hoover owned by Jabba the Hutt. Attark had a very high intelligence, so he often repaired weapons and gadgets for the Hutt. At night, Attark often stalked the palace and sucked...[See More]

As kids, me and my friends at school always enjoyed drawing Ninja Turtles. It's not that difficult, but I became pretty good at it, some would even say "the best ever!". Now, as an adult, I thought...[See More]

From the alien world of Mer..The Maelstrom is the giant vessel commanded by the Pirate King Bloth. It's made almost entirely of the bones of leviathans and strikes terror into any and all who see...[See More]

I've been making some stuff to add to the Jabba the Hutt statue I made a couple years ago and this Jawa is one of the things I did. In "Return Of The Jedi" a Jawa is seen fanning Jabba the Hutt and...[See More]

"Salacious B. Crumb was a Kowakian monkey-lizard from the planet Kowak, who worked as a jester in the court of Jabba the Hutt. Salacious Crumb was known for his shrill, cackling laughter and...[See More]

A long time ago, and I do mean long, like 3 or 4 years, I got it in my head to make a Slash. So I started and once the head sculpt was done I stopped. I had no clue where to go next, so I mothballed...[See More]

What happens on a micro level when mutagen/ooze is spilt into a sewer? Would bacteria mutate? And if so, into what? Well, the idea behind this piece is that it would create a chain-reaction of each...[See More]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They are such a wonderful part of our collective pop-culture. As a child of the 80's I certainly grew up with them and I can't remember a time when the Turtles didn't...[See More]

I've gotten many questions about my "Secret Sewer Lair" project, mostly of the 'Are you still working on it?' variety. Short awnser: yes! Longer awnser: Yes, but due to the amount of other, more...[See More]

I've always liked this character and this contest was the perfect reason to make him. I recently tried to watch the latest Fant4stic and was not really keen on it. And though it was well done, I...[See More]

This was one of those grey, "Galaxy Wars" Chewbacca bootlegs. I resculpted everything but his face and front and back of the body-armor. The gun was cobbled together from bits and pieces, the cape...[See More]

Been a while since I posted here. I have a ton of stuff in the works, but nothing finished just yet. So I thouhgt I'd post this repaint. Nothing fancy.. I would have thought there would be an...[See More]

This is my second attempt at ol' Hosenose. It's a commissioned piece. Basically the same concept as the first one with minor variations. I like to think my skills have grown over the years and I...[See More]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They are such a wonderful part of our collective pop-culture. As a child of the 80's I certainly grew up with them and I can't remember a time when the Turtles didn't...[See More]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They are such a wonderful part of our collective pop-culture. As a child of the 80's I certainly grew up with them and I can't remember a time when the Turtles didn't...[See More]

Jabba has always been one of my favorite Star Wars characters. I've always played around with the idea of making him and now I finally did. I used ROTJ as a reference for the head sculpt and...[See More]

For my TMNT Sewer, which I will post soon, I've been making some accessories. I've always like the idea that the Turtles and their father made their home in the sewer with furniture and appliances...[See More]

For my TMNT Sewer, which I will post soon, I've been making some accessories. I've always like the idea that the Turtles and their father made their home in the sewer with furniture and appliances...[See More]

For my TMNT Sewer, which I will post soon, I've been making some accessories. I've always like the idea that the Turtles and their father made their home in the sewer with furniture and appliances...[See More]