I found this gun at my local Goodwill, and I thought it would look great repainted. It was really scuffed up, but I only got if for a couple of bucks, so it was worth it. I used a Tiger Electronics Lazer Tag Phoenix LTX. This is still a fully functional gun with all the lights and sounds, the only thing is that the front no longer comes off. If you would like to see more picture, please go to My Flickr Page.

I love Duck Tales, and my favorite character of all time from the series is Gizmo Duck. Gizmo Duck also made an appearance in Darkwing Duck. I have always loved the idea of having a suit that had all kinds of cool gadgets and gizmos at your disposal. This was a commissioned piece that I just finished. I was really excited to do this one, and I love the way it came out.

I used a DC universe Toyman figure, a Maisto Motorcycle, and the head of a Donald Duck Happy Meal Toy. The armor was sculpted and I put magnets in the body so that the extra arms could attack to the figure. The hands are Drossel figma hands that I put on the end of some LEGO pieces. I believe the guns are from a transformer that I had in my parts box.

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Here is something that I thought would be a cute idea. I took the Angry Bird Star Wars figures and put them on the corresponding bodies. I originally just did it with the Darth Vader Pig, but it looked so funny, I thought I would do it with them all

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[In] the great fief of Belfalas, dwelt Prince Imrahil in his castle of Dol Amroth by the sea, and he was of high blood, and his folk also, tall men and proud with sea-grey eyes. –The Return of the King, LoTR Book 5, Ch 1, Minas Tirith

Here is a commission piece that I did that is a bit of a change from my usual. I love the LOTR series, so I thought that this would be a great way to show my love. I used Boromir’s legs, a Gondorian Soldier’s torso and arms, and an Eomer head. The symbol on the armor was carved out of Apoxie Sculpt. All figures are from the LOTR figure line. I made the base from scratch using LEGO bricks, rocks, and model train trees.

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After making the original Zombie Gameboy, I thought it would be interesting to make a gameboy color version. This was a commission that I completed a couple of weeks ago, and I thing this came out a lot better than the original. I used hands from a Cletus robot, and I used feet from a Minion from Megamind. This one is a lot more sturdy, and stands so much better. After doing this, I got some good ideas for some other non-zombie transformations for a gameboy.

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I have marked down most of my higher priced items by 20%. I need to make more room for more customs, so I have decided to sell them at a cheaper price. Please check out My Store. Thanks.

Here is Juliet done up in a Pinky Street Style. I was originally just going to do Juliet, but I thought she needed to have someone to kill. I found this great Disco Zombie, and I thought it worked with the Pinky Street Style.

I used Pinky Street parts for Juliet, a Disco Zombie from the PC game, and a bunch of LEGO tiles for the concrete. I really love the look of Pinky Street figures, but I hate the fact that the bodies are so flexible. I had to put in a wire inside Juliet’s body to make sure she stays standing up. I have had to actually go back and do this with all my Pinky Street Customs.

If you would like to see more pictures, please go to My Flickr Page. Unfortunately this is not for sale. I gifted it to Jessica Nigri so that she can help me spread the word about my customs. If you are interested in a custom figure, please email me at donald.c.kennedy2@gmail.com and we can work out a commission. I am booked until Christmas, so I cannot have anything made for Christmas of 2012, but if you are not on a time constraint, let me know. Thanks.

Here is my Giant Ninja Turtle Mech. He stands at about 12 inches. I found this awesome Ninja Turtle from the 90s, and I knew I had to turn it into something. It was hollow, so I figured I would give it the Mech makeover. I used a bunch of robot parts and LEGO pieces I had and I wired it so that the cockpit and the eye lights up. The shell is removable so that you can take the figure out. This is another one I have been working of for a while. I wanted it to be just right, and I ran into a lot of problems with this. I am glad to see it finally finished.

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I really hate to do this, but I am going to have to cancel the Raffle for the Rock’em Sock’em Robots. I was really hoping to be able to raffle this off, but something has come up and I will not be able to run the raffle during this time. I hope to run it in the next coming months, but for now I will just refund the tickets I have already sold. I am really sorry for the inconvienience that I may have caused. Keep an eye out for when this goes up for raffle. Thanks.

I started this around the same time as the Hungry Hungry Koopas, but I couldn’t figure out a way to really make this pop. I was introduced to EL wire, and I knew it would work great for the ropes of the ring. This is a fully functional game, and works great.

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