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Bobah Sh’ott

Bobah Sh’ott represents Boba Fett/Deadshot in “Gotham Wars.” He’s a straight-up repaint of the white “prototype” Boba Fett figure. I masked off the cloth cape, shot him with dullcote so the paint had something to adhere to, and went to town with the trusty acrylics. It was fun trying to (read more...)

AL-FR3D

AL-FR3D plays the part of R2-D2/Alfred Pennyworth in “Gotham Wars.” He’s just a simple repaint. After masking off certain sections, I applied Testor’s transparent black spray paint. Any blue details remaining were hand painted black. I left a “v” shape unpainted on the front to suggest the shape of Alfred’s (read more...)

Robin In Carbonite

Once the idea of expanding from a single custom of Harley as slave Leia turned into “Gotham Wars,” it didn’t take long to figure out that someone was going to end up frozen in Carbonite. Robin was my first choice, because the idea struck me as funny. I also knew (read more...)

Scarfacious B. Crumb

Scarfacious B. Crumb represents Scarface/Salacious B. Crumb in “Gotham Wars.” He’s mostly a repaint of the Arkham City game Scarface figure. I added a hat from fodder, and some sculpted ears. Created February 2018 (read more...)

Batspeeder

The Batspeeder was not in the original plan for “Gotham Wars,” but I came across a Black Series landspeeder on clearance, and it just spoke to me. Funny how projects expand like that. The detail on the landspeeder is fantastic! They managed to replicate all the damage seen on screen. (read more...)

Swoop

As “Gotham Wars” took shape in my head, I knew White Diamond would need a ride with which she could pull the Carbonite block. I asked around, and some of the folks on Fwoosh recommended this piece from Hasbro’s “Hero Mashers” line. At first glance, I thought it was too (read more...)

White Diamond

White Diamond is the bounty hunter persona of Ha’leen Quin-Zell, representing Harley Quinn in “Gotham Wars.” She’s a repaint of a Black Series Sabine Wren. I removed Sabine’s head and reworked the neck, allowing it to be swappable with an unmasked noggin (a Suicide Squad Harley head). The name comes (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Bombshell)

When I crafted an unmasked Harley noggin from a Roxy Rocket figure, I knew I didn’t want the rest of Roxy to go to waste. Fortunately, the answer was staring me in the face from my shelves: animated-style Bombshell Harley! It was a natural fit! As with some of my (read more...)

Harley Quinn (Unmasked)

You knew it wouldn’t be long before I fashioned an unmasked Harley head. Ironically, within a few days of finishing this, DC Collectibles announced their own in the Harley Expressions pack. (The Casimir Curse strikes again!) Fortunately, that head is meant for the BTAS body, and mine fits the larger (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...)