What is your most unconventional figure?

lawlaw91 wrote:Oh this thread is mean for pics？Time for pouring:

My collection is not really called to ‘unconventional’ , more like a mess 2 dollar storesBut mix and match is really fun, most of the time I can get some ‘unique’ surprises through the experiments, which cannot be found on ‘conventional’ theme based action figure.

Take 3 of these above for example, the barbarian, T1000 and Crysis, they are well made and high quality but for me they more like a decoration than action figure, because all those parts and clothes are well tailored on each other, they don't meant to let you alter anything, if not broken, so, I just not able to do anything else to them or only take some photos and stick to their theme all the time, it is boring:

Now I have 90% of misc stuff for any kind of different build in future, so I can say 90% of my whole collection are unconventional stuff‍️

helianthus wrote:The figures of yours which are playing musical instruments are very interesting, the instruments themselves are quite accurate, everything from the scroll to the bridge is so intricate! They are also posed beautifully, and the lighting makes it look almost as though they really are performing, especially the cellist figure! As a lover of classical music, these are very cool.

Ephiane wrote:What a fantastic Thread and so much wonderful Pictures. I made so much unconventional figures

One of them is for sure the Ogre Gugakrugh.

Zes wrote:I don't necessarily have an unconventional figure per se, but I do have a shelf of my 1/6 scale seamless ladies with this guy in the middle. A bit out of place.



I really need to grab a 1/6 scale diecast knight from COOMODEL or POP Toys at some point.

Valiarde wrote:Also a really unique figure. Custom pieve or is that from an older series?

And I would say, get some PopCostume Diecast figure, they are better than Coo. Especially the new Genoese Archer looks excellent.

TravelGuide wrote:My figures are pretty conventional. What's not so conventional is the amount of places Lexi has been (photographed). Like Fuerteventura, the French Alps (she's visited the Tour de France), several bridges in France and Germany, Roman ruins and well in Germany, she's seen the replica of the Batavia (a 17th century ship), the Moselle, Rhine and Saar rivers, but she has also walked in the snow in the park nearby. Pics can be found in the links in my signature.

And her travels have inspired some others to take their figures outside too.

ukshaun wrote:

TravelGuide wrote:My figures are pretty conventional. What's not so conventional is the amount of places Lexi has been (photographed). Like Fuerteventura, the French Alps (she's visited the Tour de France), several bridges in France and Germany, Roman ruins and well in Germany, she's seen the replica of the Batavia (a 17th century ship), the Moselle, Rhine and Saar rivers, but she has also walked in the snow in the park nearby. Pics can be found in the links in my signature.

And her travels have inspired some others to take their figures outside too.

I have to admit, i have never taken a 1/6 figure on holiday.
It was fun reading that you do

Valiarde wrote:@diana: you mean Carnage? 

GubernatorFan wrote:Oh, no, Seela has a split tentacle! I mean lekku. I love your Twileks, Dal.

Stryker2012 wrote:Cool Twi’leks. To bad about the crack.