Inanimate Objects

Green Lantern John Stewart (Kid Stuff)

Kid Stuff John Stewart uses Stew’s kit. I don’t think I made any changes to it. I simply slapped in some joint magnets and paint, and he was finished! Created July 2016 (read more...)

Batman (Kid Stuff)

Kid Stuff Batman uses Stew’s kit. I added a few sculptural details, such as the belt. I built the cape from epoxy and vinyl. The seam didn’t pan out as smooth as I’d like, but the cape is removable. I printed and cut the bat emblem and the eyes. The (read more...)

Roxy Rocket

What to do when you have a spare Roxy figure? Make her coat-less variant, of course! Sadly, it’s not as easy as removing her coat. To achieve this, I replaced her torso and arms with those from a TNBA Harley. I had to Dremel away Harley’s details, of course. (Catwoman (read more...)

Poison Ivy (TNBA Comic)

In the “Gotham Adventures” comic, Poison Ivy is usually depicted as having a slightly green cast to her skin. I’ve heard that this was intended for the animated episodes, but like the green of Robin’s uniform, the right color could not be achieved using the technology at the time. With (read more...)

Nightwing

In the upcoming animated movie “Batman and Harley Quinn,” Nightwing once again becomes victim of a bad haircut. From a mullet to bad bangs! Poor kid can’t catch a break. Naturally, I felt the need to memorialize this tragedy on my shelf. From the movie trailers, it looks like Nightwing (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Liquid Factory)

I don’t know much about this resin garage kit. I found it on eBay. The label says “Liquid Factory,” and it appears to have been made in the early 2000s. I made a few changes to the design. First, as big as her chest is now, it was bigger before (read more...)

Lady Talia

So I had made Dark Claw and Sparrow. Now they needed a villain. Lady Talia was the first and best choice. She’s built from a DC Collectibles 6″ BTAS Talia figure. Originally, I had intended to sculpt the mechanical lines of her legs, but after a few tries the effect (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Gods and Monsters)

Given the card-carrying Harley fan that I am, I seem to be required by law to craft as many Harleys as possible. Even the weird ones. And this is a weird one. I don’t know if Bruce Timm designed this version for “Gods and Monsters” as commentary on the status (read more...)

Woof

Of all Joker’s Jokerz, Woof might be the most difficult to craft. Heck, I’d been sitting on a shortcut for years, and it still took me that long to muster the courage. Obviously, the biggest challenge is the head. And I had a great advantage in that the talented Glassman (read more...)

Joker (Future)

I’d made a Future Joker years ago. For its time, it was fine. But it’s a decade-and-a-half later. Time to improve matters. I wanted this version to capture Future Joker’s thin, wiry frame. I used the torso and legs of Lex from the Doomsday animated line. Mattel’s Creeper arms were (read more...)