Skif Marvel Customs: Marvel Comics Blonde Phantom

 

Courtesy Wikipedia:

The Blonde Phantom (Louise Grant Mason) is a fictional masked crime fighter appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created for Marvel predecessor Timely Comics by Stan Lee and Syd Shores, the character first appeared in All Select Comics #11 (cover-dated Fall 1946), during the 1940s period fans and historians call the Golden Age of Comic Books. The heroine was so well received that the next issue was retitled The Blonde Phantom. The series continued to feature her until issue #22 (March 1949). She also appeared in backup stories in many other Timely comics; in Superhero Comics of the Golden Age, Mike Benton observes that "for a few months in 1948, readers could find her in seven titles on the newsstand."

Louise Grant is a secretary at the Mark Mason Detective Agency, and secretly in love with her boss. When he is on a case, Louise takes off her glasses and lets her hair down, becoming the glamorous masked hero, rescuing him from danger in a floor-length evening gown.

In a gender reverse to the famous Superman/Lois Lane dynamic, Mark is in love with the Blonde Phantom, and has no interest in the mousy secretary back at the office.

Louise Mason returned in Modern Age comics as a sidekick for The Sensational She-Hulk, from 1989 to 1994.

And the video of the Making...

Marvel Comics Custom: Foggy Nelson

 

After spending a bit of time on e-sculpting, finally I can publish a new custom: Foggy Nelson, good friend of Matt Murdock our Daredevil....

and the video is here:

Recently added: Sharon Ventura Marvel Comics e-custom

 Hi gentlemen,

I recently added my e-custom version of Sharon Ventura, hope you like her!

You can download for free at Sharon Ventura and make your own custom... or you can wait in the next months for my custom of Sharon printed and painted joining Eaglemoss collection ;)

Still growing the STL Marvel Comics 3D figures Custom collection (Eaglemoss format)

Sorry for a couple of weeks of silence here... but I'm slowly moving into the new home and all my stuff for sculpting and painting is still in a box waiting to see the sunlight again.

In the meantime I am still able to elaborate some STL, take a look at my Cults web page for your download and print 100% free. All I do is for free, this is just a hobby to me, I simply love to share for those few survivors that still believe that the Eaglemoss Marvel Comics figure collection should continue forever :)

Jetstream

Sunset Bain (Madame Menace)

Pisces

The Gardener

Aelfric, the mad monk

and last is Raymond Coker, a villain werewolf foe of  the Werewolf seen in Werewolf by Night N°18 on June 01, 1974. Have fun downloading, printing and painting, and probably adding the Eaglemosslike base...

 

For those that want to print their own custom models for free, new update

 

Hi gentlemen,

there are at least three new e-custom I made and published in my cults3D page, I haven't yet printed those new e-customs so that you literally could be the first one.

Remember that they are 100%, I am not having or asking for any money for this stuff, for me it's just a hobby and my only satisfaction is to spread the Marvel Comics culture as much I can and above all to share with you the hobby of Marvel Comics characters customs. 

The new e-custom to download and print from https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skif_MC/3d-models :

Ghaur

Sagittarius

and Murmur

Have fun!

Skif Marvel Customs: making Quantum

 Courtesy from marvel.fandom :

Lomen was a Dakkamite, native of the technologically advanced planet Dakkam, second in the Beta Rigel star system surrounding the star known as R Aquarii on Earth. Dakkam was ruled by a Triumvirate, a Ruling Elite to which local soldiers, including Lomen, was fiercely loyal.

One Dakkamite had already visited Earth three decades ago: Wundarr, baby son of rogue scientist Hektu, was sent on a rocket against the Triumvirate's wishes. On Earth, Wundarr awoke as an adult with a child's mind, but also with extraordinary powers due to the combination of the rocket's gases and the cosmic rays of the Earth's sun. Dakkamite scientists studied Wundarr's powers and reported this important discovery- the fact that the Earth's sun reacted to Dakkamite physiology to give Dakkamites extraordinary powers by mutating their cells-to Dakkam's ruling elite. The rulers ordered the scientists to start an experiment to provide superpowers to Dakkamite soldiers.

And the video Making Quantum (being Quantum Lomen):

Skif Marvel Custom Lady Death

 

Courtesy from guardiansofthefandom :

Lady Death, also known as Mistress Death, is one of the most electrifying and powerful characters in Marvel Comics. As the personification of death itself, she holds immense influence in the Marvel Universe, existing alongside cosmic entities such as Eternity, Infinity, and the Living Tribunal. Though often seen as an abstract force, Lady Death’s role in Marvel Comics has had significant repercussions, particularly in her relationship with iconic characters like Thanos and Deadpool.

and the video of the making: