Evil Lord of Destruction: A Life
Little Rascals (Eternia version).
Skeletor, the high school years.
Skeletor gets ambitious. (After.)
Skeletor suffers a mid-life crisis.
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“I was once a man.”
A really nice custom by Lisa Stanley.
Mr. P.
Ashley Ringrose has more amusing Mr. Potato customs.
The Wrecking Crew.
Nifty customs of the Marvel supervillains.
Batterfly.
A demonic-looking Lego MOC by Bundalings.
Centaur.
Half-man, half-horse, this Stikfas custom all cool. (More.)
The Last Duck of Krypton.
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane … no, wait, it is a bird.
Ironhide.
A good figure turned into a great one thanks to a wonderful paintjob by Crefigz. (More.)
Evil eye.
A great portrait of a Street Fighter by Aaron LeMay.
Tomb Wraith.
Cool art by Jesse Anderson.
Xevoz Warlock.
A figure from the unreleased wave 5.
Sears Wishbooks.
1985 and 1985 editions.
Trouble in toyland.
“… Tesco, Britain’s largest retailer, was selling some toys below cost in a sign of its desperation to avoid being lumbered with unloved stock after Christmas.”