Joe's Custom Action Figures

All these scans were done for me by Ceres. She is fantastic and she really made the horrible photos I provided into something presentable.

The middle figure below was created from the body of a Venom Unmasked figure with the arms from a Quark figure and the head from an Urban Assault Cable with chest straps from a Reed Richards figure.

The figure on the left and right hand sides of the above image were created from the body of a Missile Flyers Bishop figure and the head from an Urban Assault Cable with chest straps from a Reed Richards figure.

The Domino figure was created with a Age of Apocalypse Jean Grey (Originally Mystique) body with a re-painted White Queen head. This idea was inspired by Ben Hardy's excellent Domino recipe.

This is my Cable from the Bishop body standing alongside my Domino. The scale is almost perfect since the Bishop was a massive figure and it makes Cable tower over most of my other figures just as he should.

These are my first ever customs. The Forge was from a Total Justice Superman body with a re-painted Reed Richards head. The Banshee was from a Total Justice Green Lantern body with a re-painted Total Justice Superman head. The Cable was a simple head swap. The body from a Cable Cyborg figure with the head from an Urban Assault Cable. He looked fine but was way too small when standing alongside the others.

This is one of my favorites. Emma Frost, The White Queen. I created her by removing the jacket from a White Queen figure and adding the arms from a Ninja Psylocke figure. She turned out fantastic.

Here's a closeup of my Forge figure.

This is another favorite. I re-painted the Captain America figure from the Spider-Man Electro Spark line. I used a blue mixed with silver to get a more mettalic look and increased the size of the star on his back and chest. I used the shield from the first Toy Biz Captain America.

For more pics of my customs, including my custom Meltdown, go to Joe's Custom Action Figures part II

To see the first wave of Toy Biz X-Force figures go to Page One

To see the second third and fourth wave of Toy Biz X-Force figures go to Page Two

The fifth and sixth wave of Toy Biz X-Force figures Plus a group pic of Ben Hardy's Custom X-Force figures is on Page Three

Ben Hardy's Custom X-Force action figures are on Page Four

Ron Watkins Custom X-Force and X-Foes action figures are on Page Five

More Ron Watkins Custom X-Force and X-Foes action figures are on Page Six

More Customs by Ben Hardy are on Page Eight

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