manthing

[C.H.O.A.M.]

here's my take on the macabre manthing!
ok, time to confess: I totally stole this idea from a very talented guy I found online who does famous covers customs. hey, he listed the recipe!
body is a famous covers sabretooth. covered him with textured rubber gardening gloves. added roots and veins with hot glue gun.
tentacles, eyes and mushrooms/growths are sculpey.
final green details are from a miniature landscaping kit- shrubs, moss and grass.
he's playable but not very poseable. mostly his arms, hands and head move; his legs kinda just hold him up!

[Megospidey]

Very different but very cool version of my favorite Marvel monster! Nice!

[kingdom warrior]

Wow that's awesome!!!!

[AJ Collector]

Very nice, Man Thing as I have never seen him......sweet!

[Meule]

Damn, he looks awesome

[Type3Toys]

Wow! Nice work on this guy.

[C.H.O.A.M.]

thanks!
the flash made him look very shiny.

[piecemaker]

Very nice job!

[artskull]

http://megomuseum.com/mmgallery/file.../manthing2.jpg http://megomuseum.com/mmgallery/file.../manthing1.jpg

here's my take on the macabre manthing!
ok, time to confess: I totally stole this idea from a very talented guy I found online who does famous covers customs. hey, he listed the recipe!
body is a famous covers sabretooth. covered him with textured rubber gardening gloves. added roots and veins with hot glue gun.
tentacles, eyes and mushrooms/growths are sculpey.
final green details are from a miniature landscaping kit- shrubs, moss and grass.
he's playable but not very poseable. mostly his arms, hands and head move; his legs kinda just hold him up!

Man-Thing will always be a 70s comic favorite! As a newbie trying to learn as much as possible about customizing, I just want to say hanks for posting your "recipe". Short, sweet and informative.

[Captain]

Thats one nifty looking figure you have there. Looks just like ol' mossy britches!