SITH WITCHES - A Rodian, a Twi'lek, and a Theelin


I created these characters from a Power of the Force: Jabba's Dancers 3-Pack.  They are all re-paints.These three figures are some of my first customs and are approximately 4 years old.  I attempted to use the Theelin to create a Darth Phobos from The Force Unleashed. But, I never quite liked the way she turned out, considering she didn't have the double-bladed red lightsaber.  I've just never taken the time to create one.

Recipe: 

All:  Power of the Force: Jabba's Dancers 3-Pack and some random figure fodder.

The Rodian

The Twi'lek

The Theelin

SITH INQUISITOR

 The Sith Inquisitor is a recent completion.  This figure is mostly a repaint with some random fodder to make a lightsaber.  The lightsaber is a staff from a recent G.I. Joe Cobra Commander and the red saber is from a random missile, put together with superglue.  I gave it a light brushing with clear yellow gloss to finish it off.

Recipe:

Head: Prince of Persia - Dastan
Body: Prince of Persia - Setam

WOLF SAZEN - Jedi Knight

This is a figure that I completed several months ago, I just haven't made the time to share it.  The figure is Wolf Sazen, from the Star Wars: Legacy comic book series.  He was Cade Skywalker's Jedi Master.  This was a fairly easy figure to complete.  The most time was spent waiting for the Aves to dry, all the rest was painting.

Recipe:

Head: SW: Agen Kolar w/ additional sculpting on top.

Body: ????  It's Been so long I can't remember.  I added to his tunic to get the desired effect. 

This is the first post of my first blog.  I have been aiming to create a venue to display my "artwork" and have finally devoted a small amount of time to it.  


I have posted many of my figures on Figurerealm and I will most likely re-post them ALL on this blog in an effort to consolidate all of my projects in one place.  I will continue to post my figures on Figurerealm.  I am also a member of Procustomizers.  I have not posted any of my figures on Procustomizers, but I plan to in the future.


The majority of my figures are modified with action figure fodder, Aves fix-it sculpt, acrylic paint, and patience. I've even dabbled in molding and casting plastics to create parts.  I have come up with many of my ideas by viewing other's work on figure customizing websites. I owe much of my improvement over the years to those who dedicate as much time and effort as I do. 


Thanks for viewing my blog and welcome to Malletslam Customs!