A gladiator but not the Marvel one...

Dear all, about 9 years ago I bought this gladiator from White Models but have never been able to paint it.

It was time before the long stop I had (5 years without blogging).

Many things changed since then, couple of years ago I  heard about these 3d printers that were going to be responsible for the slow declining of the modellers and I though it was not yet the time to quit for me.

I started printing and painting 3d models to increase the Classic Marvel Figurine Collection of the former Eaglemoss, and I still have about 50 of them printed and ready to be customized with green Milliput and a lot of passion.

Since months I also started customizing STL files in order to produce my own STL models to be printed, avoiding in this way to put hands on Milliputs again.

Recently I started even e-modelling from scratch,  and I have to say I am really enthusiastic with this!

Still 50 Marvel and Xcom figures already printed and waiting to be customized or painted, and about other 80 figures Marvel and Xcom already e-modelled and waiting to be printed.... You can find all of them in my Cults3D page.

But before say a final goodbye to the old lead style of painting and modelling I was having this old lead model and I wanted to finish this job, started 9 years ago... the last òead model to me.

Not a Marvel.... nota a X-Com.... but I hope you like it anyway!

P.S.: you will not find it in the Marvel nor X-Com galleries.... It doesn't match with them at all!

Last added: Angar the screamer

 

Not that difficult...: follow the link below and download for free (as usual here) your CMFC's Angar the screamer.

Print it, add the Eaglemoss base, and last.... paint your own new addition to the never ending collection.

Enjoy

Link for download: Angar the screamer STL file

What you can find new on my Cults3D page

Dear followers (if any...), I did not have time to post new painted works in the last 3 weeks because I am at the moment focused into my 3D modelling custom works.

I hope you will find a good new the fact that directly from my Cults3D page you can download 100% the followings characters (Marvel and Xcom) that I haven't yet printed but I guess sooner or later I'll do...

Please take a look and give you a favor by printing in 1/20 scale all those characters to enlarge your Eaglemoss classic Marvel Figurine Collection!

Fu Manchu

Xcom Chimera Squad Team member (Xcom)

Scarlet Centurion

Arcade

Cassandra Nova

Doc Savage

Ricochet

Cottonmouth Cornell Stokes

Diamondback

Xemmu

Glenn Talbot

Madman

Valeria Richards

Scorpion (Carmilla Black)

Glob

Tombstone

Ringmaster

Missing Link

Zawadi

Fever Pitch

Llyron

Dino Manelli

Outlaw

Tarot

Lorelay Travis

Aero Melody Guthrie

Collective Man

Ultragirl

Quasimodo

Empath

Murmur

Sagittarius

Jetstream

Ghaur

Madame Menace

Pisces

The Gardener

Aelfric the Mad Monk

XCOM soldier 3 (Xcom)

XCOM soldier 2 (Xcom)

XCOM soldier 1 (Xcom)

Raymond Cocker

Runa

Wild Child

Wrait Brian De Wolff

She Thing Sharon Ventura_

Spiderman Miles Morales

X-Com Catherine (Xcom)

Vanisher

Adam Unit Zero

Man Killer

Tower, Edward Pasternak

Yukio

Gorilla Man Arthur Nagan

Beef

Skylark (Linda Lewis)

Bevatron

Roulette

Wind Dancer

Kree soldier

Prodigy

Eye boy

Moira Mc Taggert

Fool Killer

Squid

Micromax

Xcom soldier girl (Xcom)

Omega Sentinel

Brother Sun

Zaran

Xcom Sergeant Matthew Grisham (Xcom)

Amazon

Atlas

Wicked

Krystalin Ogada

If you have any suggestion for characters to be added in the collection that I haven't yet customized (nearly impossible, but... embrace the challenge!!!) ...please just leave a comment here below. All suggestions are welcome.

byezzzz

Skif Marvel Custom The Grandmaster

 

Another figure that sadly was not published by Eaglemoss in the CMFC. 

Here I pay the right tribute to this controversial villain!

Check out Youtube for the video of the making:

Marvel Custom: N'Kantu the Living Mummy

Courtesy from wikipedia:

N'Kantu the Living Mummy is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. 

The character's first run was from 1973 to 1975, and was based on the popular undead mummy trope of horror fiction.

and the video of making N'Kantu

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: