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Hellhound

Hellhound is another Stew kit, consisting of the head, arms, and legs. I provided the standard medium male torso, the jacket, and the collar. A little clean up, some paint, and BAM he’s on the shelf. Created October 2012 (read more...)

Harley Quinn (TNBA II)

It’s been far too long since I’ve created some Harley customs. To make up for that slack, I’ve created four new ones. I suppose I didn’t have a real need for a TNBA Harley, as I already made one that I’m quite pleased with. But I wanted to try a (read more...)

Harley Quinn (TNBA I)

I’ve long since wanted an improved, new school Harley. Given that the only difference between the old and new school designs are some sharper angles, a new custom had to be reasonably spot-on, otherwise it’s just a plain old Harley. Using Hawkgirl as a base, I think I’ve gotten pretty (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Swimsuit)

True, this particular design hasn’t appeared in an episode, but one can’t have a swimsuit Joker without a Swimsuit Harley. The main body is from a Mulan figure (affectionately called “Underwear Mulan”), while the head is a cast copy. The skirt is sculpy with liquid plastic poured over it to (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Mechanic)

Another inspired use for spare parts. I had a Harley torso, sans legs and head, which was the byproduct of a previous project. I built up sculpy around the torso to create the overalls, and used a head cast from a Harley figure. The result helps round out the ever-growing (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Mad Love)

Continuing my never-ending trend of “let’s make every variation of Joker and Harley,” I present Harley in her negligé from “Mad Love.” The main body is a Hawkgirl. The bare feet come from an old Pocahontas figure (I think). The arms are from Hasbro’s attempt at a TNBA Poison Ivy, (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Holiday)

“Holiday Harley,” based on her appearance in the Batgirl Adventures comic, was one of my earliest customs. I’ve long since wanted to remake her. But other projects kept getting in the way. Then Elise Archer, cosplayer extraordinaire, worked up a fantastic costume version that reminded me how poor my old (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Flashback)

“Momma’s little helper!” Ah, Harley. I simply loved Harley’s use of a bazooka in Batboy: Return of the Joker. It’s so…Freudian. That being said, I wanted to create a Harley figure as seen in the film. My original plan was to adapt a standard Harley figure to accommodate a bazooka. (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Dentist)

One can’t have too many Harleys! This one represents the opening scene of “Mad Love,” when Harley and Joker disguise themselves as dentists and kidnap Commissioner Gordon. The recipe here is fairly standard. Typical Mattel female body, with skirt and sleeves shaped from Magic Sculpt. Her head is the Hasbro (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Arkham City Game)

I very much enjoyed “Arkham Asylum,” and am looking forward to “Arkham City.” This latest take on Harley is not my favorite, but I’m excited enough by the prospect of the sequel that I wanted to make an animated version. Besides, I was already making the Asylum version. Harley is (read more...)