Colonel Rogers Customs

Sunday, June 12, 2011

#14: Krillin

Krillin is a basic Short Round base with just paint. I modeled him after Krillin in the Saiyan saga after a fight with Vegeta. He is wearing Master Roshi's robe with his symbol on the back. I hope you enjoy it.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

#13: WW2 Captain America

This is my very first commission that goes to BaKeS on the Mighty Muggs Forum. He sports a sculpted helmet and shield as well as an AK-47. The backpack and straps are all hand-sewn and made from duck cloth. He took about 3 weeks to make from start to finish (with distractions from school). I love how he turned out! Feel free to look at the "Commissions" page above if you are interested in a Mugg.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

#12: The Flaming C

If you don't know who this guy is, he is a superhero version of Conan O'Brien based on a sketch done by an artist at Warner Bros. Studios. This custom comes with sculpted hair and a removable spoon-hand. He also sports a hand-sewn cape with gold chain. I entered this custom into the first ever Sid the Kid's Custom Playground tournament and was sadly eliminated the first round by a yellow daredevil made by toyboy (which was incredible and won the tournament). Regardless, this was a fun custom to make and I hope you enjoy it!

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

#11: Captain Planet

I tried to start watching the Captain Planet show again, but it is so terrible I couldn't stand it. This custom was created in a month due to lacking some materials. It was finished in late February 2011. I actually sanded the apoxie this time and had to redo his mullet a couple times, the overall custom was fun to make.

#10: Kraven the Hunter

Kraven was entered into the fabled Rocket Tournament 4 on the Mighty Muggs forum. Kraven lost in the second round to Owlman, who eventually won the tournament. That's the way it goes sometimes. Kraven's vest was made by apoxie sculpt. I made the lion head separate and cut the finished product in half with a razor to make the two halves of the vest. Kraven was finished late 2010.

#9: Ant Man

With the new Mini Mugg line out, I quickly snatched a few sets for customizing. It's only right that the first Mini Mugg I made was Ant-Man. I sculpted his helmet with apoxie. Sadly, I didn't know of this new invention called "sandpaper" so the helmet was a bit too rough and sloppy.