What could big huge nerd Peter Parker do to take himself to the next level of nerdiness? Build a suit of armor, of course! This Ends of the Earth version of Spidey started as an Iron Patriot that...[See More]

Same as my others--- Nick's head painted after making the mask out of Aves Fixit. Details on the torso done with that as well....[See More]

Tombstone. His name alone should negate the need for me to wire a paragraph explaining his toughness. I mean, he's named after a brand of frozen pizza, for crying out loud!! But I'll do it anyway....[See More]

Am I the only one having an excruciatingly awful time getting photos from an iPhone to load on this site? It's horrible. Someone needs to fix it ASAP. Just a trainwreck. It rejected every photo I...[See More]

Winter Soldier is a great base for Spider-Man Noir EXCEPT for how much rub his arms and shoulders have. But my trusty dremel didn't let me down. The coat previously belonged to an X-Men movie Toad,...[See More]

I used a Bullseye head for Noir Spidey because about a year ago I started a Havoc custom and it didn't pan out, but the stripes I put on that head with two-part Fixit inspired me to use it as the...[See More]

This custom figure of assassin spider-man utilized the superior spider-man base. After cutting away some of the eyes and applying many coats of paint (I mixed the red myself, and imho, nailed the...[See More]

This figure represents my first ever commission-- after selling a different ANAD Spidey on eBay, one of the bidders reached out to me and asked that I make another. And so I have. And then he reneged...[See More]

Erik Larsen's rendering of Spidey is THE reason why I fell in love with the character initially. Those eyes! Nobody does them quite like Larsen. Couple that with his use of wild physical...[See More]

I originally turned this figure into an Amazing Spider-Man movie recreation, but didn't like it much. When the new design for the All New All Different (by Alex Ross, no less!) was revealed, this was...[See More]

This is the figure that started it all for me. I literally worked (off and on) at creating Backlash (Marc Slayton) for 15 years. The summer after I graduated from high school, I took my beloved...[See More]

The Man Without Fear. And in many portrayals, the man without time to joke around. This is Daredevil in his especially serious 90's armored costume phase. I also whipped up a head with an original...[See More]

It's another Wolverine, bub. But I think he may be the first explicitly listed on this site as a John Byrne style Wolverine. He wasn't nearly as tough to create as the real deal (no melting...[See More]

This is NIVE. His name is an acronym for Nexus of Intense Verdant Energy. His wife hates it. She says nobody knows how to pronounce it and he'll have to explain to people that it rhymes with "five."...[See More]

The Terrigen Bomb released its Mist (*ahem, convenient plot device) which swirled through the northern US, and across the great state of Michigan. In doing so, unsuspecting English teacher Evin Reed,...[See More]

What if... Steve Rogers was augmented for WW2 by Dr. Erskine's spider based super soldier serum? Or what if Peter Parker thought his great power should be used responsibly in service of his country,...[See More]

First off, I can't believe nobody's every made The Fury before and uploaded him to this site. He's Alan Moore's riff on Spider-Man / Daredevil type characters. His costume and disk weapons make for...[See More]

I never loved Spider-Man's Stark Armor look, mostly due to the eyes and the lack of any blue in the costume. So, I repainted this figure to fix that. The paint app on the yellow was difficult for...[See More]

I made the now slightly bulbous eyes, the spider on his back, and covering to hide the webbing that goes down the arms with fixit putty. From there, it was mainly repainting areas to make his...[See More]