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Ghost Rider.
A custom of the first Marvel character to bear the name.
Garl Ratchbone.
Scroll down for a very cool four-armed Green Lantern custom by Carbonor’s Customs.
Zebra Batman.
“… a wacked out costume that was in continuity (as much as silver age wackiness can be).” (See also.)
The Joker and Harley Quinn.
Microman customs by drone.devil.
Nice buns.
A photocomic by Niktom.
The phantom pilot.
A photo by Super Agent Steve.
My Little Master Chief.
“He is fully sculpted with apoxie sculpt and I spent about 20+ hours on him all together.”
The Ballad of G.I. Joe. [via]
Finally, Cobra Commander’s musical taste revealed.
Pocket Heroes.
Hal’s interpretation of the Micronauts Time Traveler and Acroyear II are especially cool. (See also.)
Micro Busou.
The ever-creative Misodrill took advantage of the Busou Shinki summer sale and came up with some clever vehicle fanmodes for the Microman Military Force.
SD AT-AT. [via]
A Star Wars-inspired Lego MOC by J.
Generational gap.
Millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
Revenge for the fallen.
Beautiful Transformers art by Andrew Ley.
Coolest Optimus Prime ever.
Sculpted by raztechstudios.
MAXx FX. [via]
“Who is MAXx FX? He’s an 11 ½" fully articulated action figure, capable of assuming a multitude of fantastic identities through the magic and illusion of Make-Up and Special Effects.”
Julia’s advertising, toy and doll auction.
“… Julia’s auction facility was brimming June 26 with one of the largest crowds it had seen at an advertising, toy and doll auction in many years. … The sale totaled $1.3 million, reflecting 12 new auction records and proved the market is strong for quality goods that are conservatively estimated, according to Julia’s.” (See also.)
The Toy Museum of New York.
“… part of Ms. Hochman’s plan for the museum is to record oral histories from seniors about the toys they once played with.” (See also.)
Custom Con 23 day one. [via]
Boskoes Toys’ Thundercats and Sillof’s Protectors are the standouts.
Ol’ Joe.
A cool photo by Avanaut.
Only Imperial Stormtroopers are so precise.
A photo by Stéfan.