Pics of some of my Star Trek Mego customs

[wyldpny]

Thanks for the compliments
We have the card, body, head and material for Dr. Korby and he is on our soon to do list.

[PNGwynne]

I'm anxious to see what head you'll use. I was always disappointed that James Brady never did a sculpt of actor Micheal Strong.

"What are Little Girls Made Of?" is one of my top ten favorite Trek episodes: great story, cast, production values.

[wyldpny]

Here are a couple that we have been working on recently:



I have a couple more customs I will post in a few

[wyldpny]

[Meule]

Keel is absolutely perfect

[Captain]

This thread just keeps getting better and better!
You really need a web-site to showcase all of these in one concise place..or your own page in the Museum somewhere!?

[wyldpny]

Well let's see, this thread featuring my Trek customs is currently at 22 pages and growing and something around 3000 views and climbing, so these customs made by my wife and I do appear to be pretty popular on here.
But if I understand this correctly, since I have not yet earned customizer of the month or even custom spotlight I don't think I would be given a page that would feature these ongoing customs. Plus I think more people will see them here in this thread than would think to go check them out on a page somewhere else?

[The Toyroom]

^ Have Dave Mc hook you up with a page in the custom gallery

[wyldpny]

A few more for your Mego viewing pleasure:

















The Gorns green color is a darker more screen accurate green which shows up better in the carded pics than in a couple of the loose ones where the flash makes the green look a lot lighter than it realy is.

[The Bat]

WOW!!!!!!! That Gorn is AWESOME!! Where did you get the Material for the Tunic...did you paint on some Gold Material?

[wyldpny]

My wife used the original tunic as a pattern and made one out of white fabric. I then painted it gold and then painstakingly painted each one of the colored circles on the outfit using close up images of the Gorn from the actual episode to get it correct.
I then glued a silver powder type glitter on his eyes to get that sparkle effect and painted his entire body a darker green with a slight brown hue to it so it is very screen accurate.
The fingerless gauntlet style gloves were cut and formed out of a thin leather material we found in the fabric section at Wal*Mart.
The belt is made from black trim and the two silver accessories on his belt like the voice recorder/translator are made out of craft wood and painted silver.

[The Bat]

Wow Man...I'm impressed by your cleverness, and the amount of detail you put into your Customs. Really COOL!

[wyldpny]

Thanks Bat, we appreciate the compliments


Next batch:

[wyldpny]

The Andorian Ambassador Shras as seen in "Journey to Babel"

[vulcan2074]

Man those are Just Impressive. I Love the way they all came out. There right on the Money. This is One of my all time favorite Threads
Sammy