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So, I have been playing with a Super Collector redesign for a couple of years (maybe?) for no real reason. I guess I wanted to see if I could make him look a bit sleeker.
After designing what I wanted him to look like, actually making it a reality was not so easy. The parts were easy; the biggest problem was my stubbornness in using a Type-S body. If I used a vintage Mego, or more similar body, I may have achieved the results I wanted at the neck line. But after fooling around long enough, I finally settled on a look that I liked, decided the black at the neck wasn't so bad (or easily remedied by the likes of me) and that it was close to what I envisioned.
Here is my re-imagining of The Mego Museum Super Collector:
Custom Super Collector.jpg
All parts are from CTVT, except the original Plaid Stallions head and of course, the Mego Museum. The Boots might be original from the SC figure too.
After designing what I wanted him to look like, actually making it a reality was not so easy. The parts were easy; the biggest problem was my stubbornness in using a Type-S body. If I used a vintage Mego, or more similar body, I may have achieved the results I wanted at the neck line. But after fooling around long enough, I finally settled on a look that I liked, decided the black at the neck wasn't so bad (or easily remedied by the likes of me) and that it was close to what I envisioned.
Here is my re-imagining of The Mego Museum Super Collector:
Custom Super Collector.jpg
All parts are from CTVT, except the original Plaid Stallions head and of course, the Mego Museum. The Boots might be original from the SC figure too.
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