My new 3D printed skeletons needed a general with more braaaiiins, after all, battle plans don't draw themselves and as it turns out... skeletons are by nature quite docile as they don't really want...[See More]

I've been somewhat busy lately with developing a new skeleton base body and updating the female base, and this figure is the first one to benefit from all the tweaks to the base. She has a nicer...[See More]

Female Thor! She was done long before Marvel announced their new female Thor, I just never got around to paint her until now. The idea for the design was to end up with something that would be a mix...[See More]

Well, there's something about Darth Talon that made it hard to ignore her... it might have been the force or just her great fashion sense. Her clothes weren't much of a challenge to model in 3D...[See More]

Another 3D printed action figure inspired by Skyrim (after many gear mods)... This one took a bit longer and an extra test print to have everything working properly, but most things worked as...[See More]

First Figure using a possible combination of the agent gear I have been working on. The idea was to have a bunch of gear and variations that I can mix and match as desired to create all kinds of...[See More]

I'm not sure what compelled me to do Gamora (other than she's very easy to do, kicks butt and her designs is mostly generic and reusable). Like my other customs, she was modeled in 3D then 3D...[See More]

Another 3D printed figure (the 3rd!), using my base mesh. Dr. Fate has always been one of my favorite characters so ever since I decided to give 3D printing figures a try, I've been looking to do my...[See More]

My second custom(!), using the base figure I had made for Songbird. I still had some joints to tweak on my base figure after songbird was done, so when I saw Powergirl's new look she seemed like...[See More]

First custom ever! She was modeled and sculpted in 3d using modo and 3d printed the parts through shapeways. The goal was to create a reusable base for future figures that can be printed at (almost)...[See More]