Golden Age Starman

[bobbait]

nice job, Fred!!

[The Toyroom]

He looks really great. I don't think I've ever seen his weapon.... What does he do with it?

Originally Ted Knight invented the Gravity Rod and it allowed him to convert stellar energy into the power of flight as well as being able to manipulate the same energy into light, heat, and objects similar to those created by Green Lantern's Power Ring. By the 50s, the Gravity Rod was rechristened the Cosmic Rod. Eventually the Star-Spangled Kid adapted this technology into his Cosmic Converter Belt in the 70s.

[aquatroy]

Thanks for the kind works, bro! Very nice job on the custom. I'm a fan of Bolts lace up shorts too.

[megowgsh]

That IS Killer!!!!

Saweet job!

[toys2cool]

He looks awesome!!

[Cosmicman]

Very good capture of a classic hero.

[REMOVED]

He looks really great. I don't think I've ever seen his weapon.... What does he do with it?

[huedell]

That's a pretty looking figure--and--yes--the head looks exceptional.

[The Bat]

He looks GREAT Fred! Costume & everthing(Head Paint Job is excellent!)...and I agree with everything You said about Troy. One the nicest Guys...that does Sculpting, that looks Factory Machined.

[Blackkryptonite]

Thanks all, he was a fun build. shellhead, glad you asked actually His cosmic rod is a spent Dremel bit! hehe I gobbed on some Apoxie Sculpt to the worn down end, let it dry the actually attached it back to the Dremel, turned it on it's lowest speed and used a grinding wheel and sand paper to sort of lathe the shape on the end. It my favorite part of the figure!

[Megospidey]

Nice to see you back in action Fred. Starman looks great! And Troy's heads definitely have a Golden Age vibe to them. Tbolt - the shorts are very cool...

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

Lookin good...

[shellhead]

He looks friggin awesome BK, did his "cosmic rod" used to be a projectile of some sort? it looks familiar.

[kingdom warrior]

Wow Great Job!!!!

[QDOGG]

AWESOME custom Fred. Glad to see your back. And T-Bolt's shorts are the bomb!