This is what Mario would look like if he wore the clothes Mario wore from the 1993 movie. The head is any standard red hat Mario, the body is Propeller Mario, the belt is from Builder Mario (Mario...[See More]

This one was a fun one to do. This is Mario from the SNES game Mario Paint. I boiled and popped off the head and hands, and replaced the closed hands with open ones. I removed the hat, filed down the...[See More]

Another favorite powerup from SMB3 (and one that needs to return!). The figures I used were a standard Mario and Hammer Bro from the World of Nintendo/Super Mario line, and a Buzzy Beetle from SH...[See More]

The parts I used were a Boomerang Bro, which I dremeled out the head and body/shell. I needed a standard Mario figure and removed the hat. The body I used was Propeller Mario, as his outfit is all...[See More]

I found a Santa boot on ebay that I converted into a Goomba's Shoe from SMB3. I was hoping to use it for the 4 inch figures but measured wrong, but it fits the 2.5 inch figures. I hand painted it...[See More]

I sculpted this Thwomp in a round cube shape then I sculpted the mouth the eyes and brows. Next I painted it a light blue drew on the mouth and eyebrows and painted the eyes and that's it....[See More]

This Piranha Plant is actually three parts first I sculpted the pipe and made a hole to put the stem in, Next I made the stem out of a pipe cleaner and cover it with a piece of masking tape, next I...[See More]

I follow a Facebook page that is dedicated to the Mario Bros. movie from 1993. Someone who used to work for ERTL (the company that made the Mario film figures) was able to make Yoshi figures, so they...[See More]

First I roll the clay in to a ball then I sculpted the top and the feet. After that I painted the feet yellow and the body black and the top and the last thing I did was paint on the eyes....[See More]

This is the first of some characters from Super Mario I'm gonna make. This goomba that I sculpted wasn't too hard to make I just sculpted best I can to match the ones in the games. After that I...[See More]

A simple headswap with a normal Mario by soaking the figure in boiling water. This is essential, removing the head without breaking the peg it will be impossible...[See More]

I made a Paragoomba, first seen in Super Mario Bros. 3. I used a Goomba figure from Jakks Pacific and took wings from a Koopa Paratroopa figure (also Jakks). I used my dremel to make the holes in the...[See More]

This was just a repaint. I used a Green Koopa Paratroopa and repainted the shell and shoes blue. I scraped off any excess paint with a toothpick....[See More]

I guess you could say this is "small" Luigi. I took a Fire Luigi figure from Jakks Pacific, repainted the shirt, swapped the head with a Luigi figure that had a green hat and repainted the hair...[See More]

I guess you could say this is "small" Mario. I took an Ice Mario figure from Jakks Pacific, repainted the shirt, swapped the head with a Mario figure that had a red hat and repainted the hair black....[See More]

Repainted an original Bob-omb figure from Jakks to a Bob-omb Buddy from Super Mario 64. I went for a toned down pink, as the game's color was a bit too bright for my liking. I also cut the fuse off...[See More]

Repainted a standard Super Mushroom to make my own Propeller Mushroom, as Jakks oddly gave a coin or mushroom accessory with Propeller Mario. I also drilled at the top with my dremel and attached the...[See More]

With Super Mario 3D All-Stars being released, I tried making a Shadow Mario figure from Super Mario Sunshine. Any standard Mario will do. I just spray painted the entire figure and painted the eyes...[See More]

Only the Hardcore Super Mario Bros. fans will recognize this odd and obscure incarnation of the well-known Bowser. Late 80's and beginning the 90's, an American Cartoon show based on Super Mario...[See More]

Luigi got a new palette when they remade Super Mario Bros. for the Game Boy Color as Super Mario Bros. Deluxe, so that's what this is. I guess it's also kind of a throwback to his art from the...[See More]

This was a very easy custom. Cape Mario is from Super Mario World. The cape I used was from a Robin figure from Batman & Robin from Toybiz, dated 1989. I simply boiled and popped the head off,...[See More]

This was a simple custom. Bunny Mario is from the Gameboy game Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins (which I think is underrated). I took a Littlest Pet Shop Bunny from Hasbro (2004), cut off the ears...[See More]

This was a fun little project. I got this fish bowl at Walmart, but any round plastic fish bowl will do. I spray painted the entire bowl white. I painted the green trim at the top, and the eyes and...[See More]

this time I made mario bros ... with the basic materials of the classic nintendo nes tapes ... made it look like it came out from inside ... like 3d style .. I got this great idea from the viral...[See More]

I made my own Raccoon Luigi figure, because if we do get a release it will most likely be Fox Luigi (never liked or understood the change). On a spare Raccoon Mario figure, I did boil and pop with...[See More]

I made Wing Cap Mario from Super Mario 64. Any standard Mario will do. The wings were from a Koopa Paratroopa figure, but wings from a Parabones figure will also work. I used a dremel to make the...[See More]

I wanted to make Luigi in his original colors to go with the classic Mario I made. The figure I used was Ice Luigi and repainted his shirt a darker blue. It's a bit of a darker blue than the blue I...[See More]

I wanted to make Mario in his original colors. The figure I used was Ice Mario and repainted his shirt a darker blue. I also replaced his head with one that had a red hat (any red hat Mario will do)....[See More]

Made this for a friend at work for one of his sons... pretty much a statue. With custom base Crush Super Mario Critters. I really hope you guys enjoy him. Thanks WB....[See More]

At the time of her success, I tried to make the best of the material I had available, decided to use an action figure of the base spider woman, and tried to do some good modeling of the pieces, since...[See More]