THE BATMAN  3-3/4 inch's

I have to thank a friend of mine by the name of Glassman from the forums who put me onto these small 3-3/4 inch WWE Build & Brawl figures, they have just as many points of articulation as the bigger 6 inch marvel figures and the same amount of detail. Once the figure was completed he was painted using Vallejo paints.

RECIPE

Body - The body is from a WWE build and brawl figure.

Cape - is some left over material I had in the cupboard.

Gloves - Are from a SW biker scout and the spikes were added using plasti-card.

Chest Emblem and lower neck cowl - This is done using left over pieces of pleather and cut to shape and glued inplace.

Head and Belt - The head is from a SW Lobot I cut the neck and drilled it out and used putty to make the cowl and the ears a plasti-card. The belt is from a SW Luke Skywalker figure.

  UPDATED 05/08/2007

 SOLD

MR FREEZE  6 inch's

I decided that it was about time I started making a Batman villian so my first thought was Mr Freeze, I really liked this character a lot especially the many different varieties of his outfit. That's why I decided to go with a rubber looking outfit instead of the standard silver one.  Once the figure was completed I painted him using GW and Vallejo paints.

RECIPE

Body - The body is the Marvels Magento.

Head - The head is from a Plan -B figure.

Helmet - The helmet is from a Marvel's Prof X.

Backpack - The pack is from a Ultima Online Figure

Rifle - The rifle is from a Final Fantasy figure.

Straps and piping - they are from Artasylum Star Trek Away Team figures

  UPDATED 01/10/2006

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SUPERMAN   THE MAN OF STEEL  6 inch's

When I started making Superman I wanted to give him a gritty looking costume like I did with my Batman figure but also keeping with the original colours and style of the character we all know. For that reason I went for the body I used for my Batman as the it looks like real material and also the main body gives you all the muscle defintion that I belive Superman should have. When he was complete I used Vallejo and Reaper miniature paints.

RECIPE

Body -Marvel's Lengends Black Panther.

Boots - Marvel's Fantastic 4 Mr Fantastic, leather was added to the boots to give it the height

Head - X-men Magneto, I sanded down the hair and added new hair using GamesWork Shop 2 part putty greenstuff.

Chest Emblem - With the emblem I cut out the desired shape from left over leather and hand painted the S onto that.

Belt - The belt is again some left over leather cut to shape and glued in place using super glue

Cape - The cape ia an ols T-shirt I had lying around I dyed it and cut the shape out and superglued that into place.

  UPDATED 07/05/2006                                                                                                                                                                                SOLD

BATMAN  GOTHAM'S ONLY HOPE  6 inch's

When I started making Batman I wanted a real gritty and menacing feel to him, I even wanted his costume to look gritty. So after about 4 weeks looking thru comics and the Internet and also doing some simple drawings I got the look I wanted. I also wanted to give him some kind of Armour but didn't want to go with the conventional style - (ie Armour built into the costume) so  I decided to go with Armour that could be seen and which would also look the part for a gritty Batman.

After he was completed I used Reaper and Vallejo paints as they have a greater range of colours then most other companies once he was painted and drybrushed I gave him a coat of sealant(Testor's Dullcoate) to stop any scratch's.

RECIPE

Body - Marvel's Legends Black Panther

Head and Belt- Marvel's Legends Bullseye heavily modified and green stuff added for the cowl.

Boots and Glove - Marvel's Fantastic 4 Mr Fantastic with the Armour and bindings added using leather strips

Batman Chest Emblem and lower neck cowl - Are pieces of leather cutout and glued in place

Cape - Is just some old fabric I had lying around I just cut out the desired design and glued it underneath the lower neck cowl.