Back after a bit of a hiatus, here are some fairly basic “Kelvin Timeline” Star Trek customs. On Uhura, I added a communications earpiece, and McCoy is simply a ball jointed neck and newer hands....[See More]

Galoob Tasha Yar body repainted head is Kenner Star Wars Mara Jade medical coat is from Mattel Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Claire repainted....[See More]

In an incredibly divisive move, the second JJ Abrams Star Trek decided to use Khan as their principal baddie (“John Harrison” in the ad campaign) in an attempt to capitalize/ape the superlative Wrath...[See More]

A variation on a cancelled figure from the Star Trek 2009 line, this is Mr. Spock in his officer’s uniform from the first half of Star Trek into Darkness. I built this figure with the ability to work...[See More]

The merchandising rights to Star Trek are all over the place, with Paramount owning the film rights and the television rights belonging to CBS, so any kind of corporate synergy to consolidate their...[See More]

Captain Pike has a strange origin in the Star Trek Universe: in the original pilot for Star Trek in 1965, Jeffrey Hunter was cast as the lead, Christopher Pike. When NBC ordered a new “less cerebral”...[See More]

One of the other figures missing from the Star Trek 2009 figure line, was Ayel, sidekick/heavy to the main baddie Nero played by the terrific character actor Clifton Collins. It’s a bit of an...[See More]

This is a simple repaint/articulation adjustment. One thing I can’t stand in a line is scale disparity. Nero (Eric Bana) appears onscreen as larger than the rest of the cast. So to fix things, I gave...[See More]

The cancelled second wave of the 2009 STAR TREK line from Playmates was due to contain a fair amount of figures based on the action sequences from the film. This Sulu figure is based on one of these...[See More]

The second in my Star Trek “Kelvin Universe” figure line, this Spock figure is a rather simple custom, adding a ball joint neck and changing the angle of the legs at the hips for a more active...[See More]

Star Trek has never gotten the same love as Star Wars when it comes to toy/action figure love (for more info watch THE TOYS THAT MADE US on Netflix) and when they launched the tie in toy line in...[See More]

Lots of grinding, lots of sculpting. I worked off of a casting of the original figure, so as to not completely ruin the original. I have actually posted a more detail description in the custom work...[See More]

Kenner Star Wars Anakin Skywalker body head, gloves and shoes from Galoob’s Q figure from Star Trek: The Next Generation....[See More]

Another commission from a bit ago I never got around to posting. Definitely an overall improvement from my first version. I hate redoing the same look twice so I opted for the blue suit with the grey...[See More]

This is another Custom I was asked to make of Deanna Troi from Star Trek the Next Generation (in her teal dress) to fit in with the Playmates Star Trek figures from the 90’s. For this figure I was...[See More]

Here's one of my recent sculpts from this past week..The Gorn Capatain Making of details: I hand-sculpted from LaDoll Premix Stone Clay Air-dry polymer Clay by YokaiJohn( over an armature I...[See More]

This is a 10” custom figure I was asked to make of the character called Number One from the Star Trek pilot episode titled ‘The Cage’ To make her I used the 10” Nurse Christine Chapel figure by...[See More]

This is a custom I have completed of Counselor Deanna Troi From Star Trek The Next Generation, wearing here teal outfit which first appeared in season 3. I used 2 base figures to make her. Her top...[See More]

I made two ST:TOS bridge stations for backgrounds in my display cabinet. The playset is a stylized interpretation, not a screen accurate model. All the graphics were designed in MS Publisher. The...[See More]

As my Star Trek Universe Netflix binge continues so does my figure inspiration. After completing Voyager I felt like Seven was the standout of the show (everyone has their uh...reasons...). Made from...[See More]

Not sure who has the New Trek license or why Hasbro did nothing with it...but here is my Kirk from Star Trek: The Black Series. I took Trappy's excellent recipe and added a few spins on it. I sawed...[See More]

Thank you Netflix for occupying my last 2 months with a Star Trek universe binge. Really got me inspired to make some of my favorite Trek characters in the Marvel Legends scale with more articulation...[See More]

This is a figure I made of Lieutenant M’ress from Star Trek the Animated Series. She is made to fit in with the classic Playmates Star Trek figures from the 90’s so I used a Lieutenant Uhura figure...[See More]

To make this Deanna Troi figure I used the top half of a Playmates Deanna Troi figure & the legs from a Playmates Leeta figure.Her hair & skirt were sculpted using a product called ‘Fixit Sculpt' &...[See More]

Took months, but I finally got back around to another Star Trek figure. I expect this to be the same way I eventually approach the Thundercats. Finish one, then a couple months later, finally get the...[See More]

The M-113 creature, better known as the Salt Vampire, now stalks the crew to sate her hunger. The head and hands were reduced in size, cast in plastic and modified from Captain Dunsel sculpts. The...[See More]

So I built this back in 2010 to either be my wedding cake topper or a table centerpiece, but I chickened out at the last minute because I was/am a little afraid of my mother in law. The bride's...[See More]

So I was looking at a spare Valkyrie I had trying to come up with someone I could make from her. It struck me that she kind of looked like Seven of Nine/Jeri Ryan. So I clipped her braids and...[See More]

What Are Little Girls Made Of? I don't know. All I know is that THIS girl was made from a Counselor Troi figure. I sanded and dremeled off all the details (and the hair) and sculpted the revealing...[See More]

What Are Little Girls Made Of? Well I don't know, but I know that this custom figure of the android Ruk was made from a Chekov head, TNG Nausicaan torso and arms and the legs of some 6" Trek figure....[See More]