Heres what I've been up to while I've been away..

Hey everyone.  Been away for a while getting my second novel published and sorted out.  About time I shared some stuff perhaps?


From  my new fixation with all things 1950s retro and pulp comic books:

The Grey Phantom, super-villain.  Numo head.

The Grey Phantom by Macktrucker, on Flickr

The Silver Hood, hard bitten detective:  Hot Toys head.

The Silver Hood and Barbara by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Barbara prison outfit:  Shortened OE

Barbara jail outfit by Macktrucker, on Flickr

More comic book style pulp fun, this time with Anastasia. Shortened OE and custom male head

Locke and Lode - She went to jail for love by Macktrucker, on Flickr

A waitress:  Shortened OE

Katie, 22.  waitress. by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Jade:  Shortened OE

Jade by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Jade by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Jade by Macktrucker, on Flickr

The Obernaut.  This doll is a FR head on a modified and resculpted 3a body. I guess there's no escaping the hi visibility vest, not even in space...

OBERNAUT by Macktrucker, on Flickr

OBERNAUT by Macktrucker, on Flickr

OBERNAUT by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Wonder Woman and Cheetah:  Both shortened OE

Golden age Wonder Woman by Macktrucker, on Flickr

The Cheetah by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Summer:  Triad head, custom body

Summer Adams, Las vegas MGM Arena, solo residency tour by Macktrucker, on Flickr

and finally:  Lusitania.  Jiaou head, custom body

Lusitania by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Now time for some seamless bodied custom projects:


Kirsty Cotton, as Pinhead in the new Hellraiser comic book.  

Pinhead Kirsty by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Pinhead Kirsty by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Lara:

Lara by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Krieger and Summer:

Blondes in shorts by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Sunsets, live on stage:

Summer by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Summer by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Diana:

Diana by Macktrucker, on Flickr

The Cleric.  I had a tiny little ralpartha figure as a kid.  One of my first female figures (after the usual leia figure of course.) This is my homage to that figure.  

Cleric by Macktrucker, on Flickr

And something new.  Kate Lambert from DK Zero...or it will be when she's done.  

Latest repaint by Macktrucker, on Flickr

Thanks for looking.

Cool projects, Andy, nice to see you back. What body did you use for Krieger? Still digging your Lara.

What’s the title of your books? I’d be interested in reading them.

These are a bunch of very cool kitbashes and customs. Thank you for sharing, and congratulations on the novels!

Looks like you have been having a lot of fun my friend. Thanks so much for sharing. Great work.

AFM

Nice work,

It's great to have a bit of variety.

CHEERS!

Thanks everyone.  Good to be back.  SO many posts to read!

Stryker:  Krieger is a phicen that I bought loose.  The first type that was available with seperate feet and that dark suntan color.  I think they were Robyn Hood bodies I got from Monkey depot at the time, and fitted them with feet from a Hot Toys Pepper Potts figure.  

My current novel is Poohsticks Bridge.  Inspired by my twin sister Helen and her death.  Its about a lonely little boy who meets a special little girl, and chronicles their lives as best friends.   Available now on Amazon.  Thank you for the interest:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Poohsticks-Bridge-Birch-Twins-ebook/dp/B07GB8JXM4/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?crid=2IUCA5GR9XMAY&keywords=poohsticks+bridge&qid=1555317071&s=gateway&sprefix=poohsticks+brid%2Caps%2C154&sr=8-1-fkmrnull

Wow, these are all incredible and unique, I really like your style!

Andrew wrote:Thanks everyone.  Good to be back.  SO many posts to read!

Stryker:  Krieger is a phicen that I bought loose.  The first type that was available with seperate feet and that dark suntan color.  I think they were Robyn Hood bodies I got from Monkey depot at the time, and fitted them with feet from a Hot Toys Pepper Potts figure.  

My current novel is Poohsticks Bridge.  Inspired by my twin sister Helen and her death.  Its about a lonely little boy who meets a special little girl, and chronicles their lives as best friends.   Available now on Amazon.  Thank you for the interest:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Poohsticks-Bridge-Birch-Twins-ebook/dp/B07GB8JXM4/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?crid=2IUCA5GR9XMAY&keywords=poohsticks+bridge&qid=1555317071&s=gateway&sprefix=poohsticks+brid%2Caps%2C154&sr=8-1-fkmrnull

Thanks for the link; it doesn’t sound like my normal read, but I’ll gladly check it out and support a “comrade-in-arms”. So sad about your sister, you have my condolences.

I'll admit I cut down the amount of car chases and action sequences for this one, but theres probably something for everyone. Your words and support are appreciated.

Ahh ! Welcome Back, Andrew ! I missed Your very special Style here. Absolute Unique Figures

thanks. Hope to be here some more now

What and impressive collection! I love all the characters, the creative kitbashing and use of custom parts. Please post more when you can.
I am not familiar with your novel, if you want to PM me the title ( incase it is not OK to post it here) I would love to look into it!

Thanks Pontiacvan. Its nice to have time to play again .

Heres the link to my book, available on Kindle and paperback:

https://www.amazon.com/Poohsticks-Bridge-Birch-Twins-ebook/dp/B07GB8JXM4/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?crid=3TUF3COTCFPHR&keywords=poohsticks+bridge&qid=1555517141&s=gateway&sprefix=poohsticks%2Caps%2C221&sr=8-1-fkmrnull

You got a lot of fancy figures with you......Amazing collection....I wish I can repaint some of my heads too....It is hard to learn somehow...

Thanks. it is hard. My first few looked like dogs. A jewellerys loupe attached to a gripping stand, and a tamiya ultra fine brush make things somewhat easier. Oh, and a good spotlamp.