warrack

 I used styrene. I drew the wings on paper then traced that onto styrene. I curved the styrene very carefully before cutting it out, then used a hobby knife to cut the wings carefully and scored along the feather lines. I then cut the different sections of the wings and layered them on top to give it some depth before attaching it to removable backpack.

 I sculpted them from scratch.

 Thanks, mate!

 Thanks.

 High praise! Thanks a million.

 I felt like that a lot when making this guy!

 Thanks! I'm in good company on here then!

 Thanks. It's good to be back. I knew this guy was going to be a big project but I didn't think it'd take me quite this long. Real life stuff finds a way of getting in the way every time. Hope you liked the YouTube video!

 Thanks! Well, more a combo of random Pitt and Monkeyman parts that were never going to find their brothers and make the BAFs they were meant to be. I knew that giant fodder would find a use some day.

 Thanks! It barely fits on the shelf, but he's certainly a talking point even for people who aren't into figures. Size does matter it seems.

 Thanks, doc. Sugru is much the same in consitency as most epoxies I think, but it's a little tackier. You get about 30 mins to an hour working time with it then it starts to resist shaping, but during that time you can sculpt it pretty much like you would anything else. Colour is the main issue. It shrugs off paint so you have to buy different colours and mix them together to get your desired colour. Tricky, and expensive.

I have to admit, I'm not sold on an airbrush yet and have total respect for guys who put up with all the crap that's involved in getting a gradiated finish.

 Thanks a million.

 Thanks!

 Thanks! He's certainly my masterpiece so far. Glad you like him.

 Let's not pretend we don't all push kids in the toy aisle down for pretty much every figure. Glad you like him though!

 Thanks! I kept the Figma Link on hand all through the process to make sure he'd measure up how I wanted him to. Glad you noticed!

 I'll take you up on that offer, be careful!

 You should read the description as well as look at the pictures. This figure can have the 3 legs like Peter Parker used, or 4 like the Spiders in the Initiative used.

 Thanks. I look forward to seeing more versions of this character as he appears more in comics into the coming months. I think his character design might continue to evolve so it'll be interesting to see.
As noted in the description, I used an ASM Lizard figure for the head. You can check him out on YouTube and see full body shots both front and back there. You will also see WIP photos of him on my timeline on Facebook. You can see all the parts, seams and sculpting in them.
The Shelob legs were a no-brainer for me after my Void custom, but I can't take credit for using them first on this guy. Glennwebman69 was there before me.

 I just cut up some guns that were lying around. No casting involved. To my memory I used guns from ML Bishop, a Resistance Chimaera figure, LCBH Super Patriot and some other guys.

Looks great, and thanks for the compliment.

This is beautiful. The Phoenix Effect is the obvious eye catcher, but I really love the detailing on the heads. Wonderful.

I love it! Pretenama.

 Wow, you're pretty rabid for him, huh?
Alas, he's just for me.

Brilliant!

Looks great! And thanks for the acknowledgement. Keep on spreading the Vishanti love!

WWWD? He'd say how awesome this is, and feel humbled that he could inspire this. Then he'd probably eat a family size bag of chips while watching The Golden Girls.

Great stuff. You certainly did him justice!

 That's great, Rick, thanks. I saw him in one of your group shots and was glad that he'd found a great home.

I'm a huge Slingers fan, and also loved Ricochet turning up in Runaways. I love this custom just as much!

 No, sorry. I don't sell my customs anymore.

Great work! Spider-Carnage isn't as easy as he looks, but you really went all out on this. I think you'll find that getting epoxy putty for sculpting will make life so much easier, and this custom will just get better and better! Keep it up!

Great work! I wasn't sure that the Ultron head from the base would work, so sculpted my own, but it's great to see that it would've come out really great looking.

Great!

 The hands are from X-men Classics Iceman.

Great figures. They'll always be Teenage Mutant HERO Turtles to me. CBBC all the way!

This is great! I'm glad I could inspire you. You've done a great job!

What an honour! This is a great custom and I'm delighted to be in there in spirit. It's great to see what the figure would look like with the BAF wings. I've often wondered that.

LOL! These are amazing. I love the awesome names you've come up with too! Just fantastic all round!

Great! I really like it.

 Thanks, mate. I had to crack the pelvis and chest open and cut off the discs that were holding the arm and leg in there. This made nice posts on the arm and leg that were just the right size for a SOTA SF Ken figure's wrist sockets.
I replaced the Punisher sockets with Ken sockets and that was it.

 The design is taken from the Second Coming story. The figure is part of my Fallen Genosha project which you can see on here. The project is an homage to the Sentinels and their destruction of Genosha. Bastion wasn't involved directly in that story, but seeing as he's the ultimate evolution of Sentinel technology, I thought it was a good chance to make perhaps my most long awaited custom.

Thanks guys. Yeah, the wings are cut from styrene. This was the first time I'd used the material. A great learning experience.
The wings articulate at the back using revoltech joints. These are ratcheted so can support the weight of the wings, but they're also delicate enough to not look hideously oversized.
You can do a Youtube search for me 'warrack fallen genosha' to see more detail on these figures.

Thanks again.

This is amazing! I was so disappointed by the use of the Longshot body for the normally huge Dredd, but you've set it all to rights.

Very nice. Where did you get the translucent hand?

Beautiful. This is a perfect version of Pyg. Love it!

I love this custom. The paints and poses really work well together. Very moody.

Beautiful! This is the first Namor I've ever seen that I've liked. And that includes the official versions!

As a Scot, I am obliged to say this is awesome. So it's a good job that it *is* awesome to go with that.

Oh amazing! That's a great combination of parts. I really enjoyed Mutant X for the first year or so, so it's great to see this Bloodstorm. I've always been a fan of the punk look for Storm in general!