Famous Covers customs
Thanks everyone for the kind words!
As requested, I dug out my old Famous Covers customs from 8-12 years ago and took some pics. Keep in mind, I was learning as I went, so earlier efforts are lacking. Also, the base figures for Famous Covers are more stylized/cartoony than DC Direct's 13" line, the heads in particular seem too small for the bodies in many cases. Since I hadn't/haven't mastered sculpting to a point I'm comfortable with, I've almost always just modified existing heads rather than sculpt new ones. Here we go:
Thing/Human Torch - These were the first 2 I did, out of a desire to complete the Fantastic Four (ToyBiz released only Reed and Sue). The Thing's head was an early attempt at sculpting (and a fail IMO), also his body is practically un-poseable due to me gluing the "rocks" on over a black bodysuit. Torch came out somewhat better:

Ben/Johnny with ToyBiz's Reed and Sue:

Black Panther - I had a tough time deciding whether to do him in black, or dark navy blue (as he was printed in JUNGLE ACTION in the 70s). Finally decided to go with black:

Power Man/Iron Fist - Not happy with Luke's head or shirt, and the goofy open-mouth look on Danny gives you an idea of how stylized and cartoony these ToyBiz heads were:

Black Knight - overall I was satisfied with him, maybe a bit sloppy around the helmet:
Thanks everyone for the kind words!
As requested, I dug out my old Famous Covers customs from 8-12 years ago and took some pics. Keep in mind, I was learning as I went, so earlier efforts are lacking. Also, the base figures for Famous Covers are more stylized/cartoony than DC Direct's 13" line, the heads in particular seem too small for the bodies in many cases. Since I hadn't/haven't mastered sculpting to a point I'm comfortable with, I've almost always just modified existing heads rather than sculpt new ones. Here we go:
Thing/Human Torch - These were the first 2 I did, out of a desire to complete the Fantastic Four (ToyBiz released only Reed and Sue). The Thing's head was an early attempt at sculpting (and a fail IMO), also his body is practically un-poseable due to me gluing the "rocks" on over a black bodysuit. Torch came out somewhat better:

Ben/Johnny with ToyBiz's Reed and Sue:

Black Panther - I had a tough time deciding whether to do him in black, or dark navy blue (as he was printed in JUNGLE ACTION in the 70s). Finally decided to go with black:

Power Man/Iron Fist - Not happy with Luke's head or shirt, and the goofy open-mouth look on Danny gives you an idea of how stylized and cartoony these ToyBiz heads were:

Black Knight - overall I was satisfied with him, maybe a bit sloppy around the helmet:

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