The Boys new figure #49/50 Bombsight (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale, 3.54'') 3d design, print and paint by me

 

Bombsight, whose real name is Robbie, is introduced in The Boys universe as one of the oldest living Supes in history. Having received an early variant of Compound V, he is an immortal, patriotic, World War II-era hero with immense explosive energy projection. He initially served alongside Soldier Boy, making his long-awaited debut to showcase his destructive combat piloting and superhuman abilities.

The powerful Supe is portrayed by American actor Mason Dye, who brings a compelling intensity to the character. He is widely recognized by audiences for his prominent breakout role as the charismatic athlete Jason Carver in Netflix's Stranger Things. His exceptional performance as Bombsight sets the stage for him to return as a series regular in the upcoming prequel spin-off, Vought Rising.

This 1/21 scale figure brings Bombsight to life. 

It was custom 3D-printed using an Anycubic Photon Mono 4 to capture every of his suit. The model was hand-painted using premium Italeri and Vallejo acrylics, finished with deep Vallejo washes to highlight the shadows and give more realism to the figure.

This work is the number 49 out of 50 of my fanart series The Boys. The end is so near. Hope you like, please comment.

And here we go with the video making for Bombsight:

The Boys new figure #48/50 Firecracker (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale, 3.54'') 3d design, print and paint by me

 In the Amazon Prime series The Boys, Firecracker is introduced as a manipulative, right-wing Supe podcaster. 

Driven by a childhood grudge against Starlight, she uses alt-right media propaganda to turn the masses against her rival. 

Her fierce loyalty and shocking tactics eventually earn her a spot in Homelander's elite superhero team, The Seven.

Firecracker is masterfully portrayed by American actress Valorie Curry, born in 1986. 

Before joining The Boys universe, she gained widespread recognition for her versatile roles in The Following and The Tick. 

She is also highly celebrated by video game fans as the live-action model and voice actress for Kara in Detroit: Become Human.

I am happy to present my custom-made 1/21 scale (around 3.5 inches) Firecracker figure. 

I generated the base STL file using MeshyAI and meticulously refined the 3D model details within SculptGL. 

The figure was printed on an Anycubic Photon Mono 4 with grey water-washable resin, then hand-painted using premium Vallejo acrylics and washes.

Firecracker is my figure number 48 out of 50 for my own themed series The Boys. 

The video is here...:

The Boys new figure #47/50 Ryan Butcher (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale) 3d design, print and paint by me

 

Ryan Butcher is the sweet yet deeply conflicted son of Becca Butcher and Homelander, representing the world's very first naturally-born Supe. 

Caught in a brutal psychological tug-of-war, he is constantly torn between the moral, grounded upbringing of Billy Butcher and the toxic, god-like validation offered by his biological father. 

His immense, inherited powers—including devastating laser eyes—make him either humanity's ultimate savior or its final destroyer.

Cameron Crovetti is the talented American actor who brilliantly captures the vulnerability, innocence, and growing darkness of the young Supe throughout The Boys. 

His performance perfectly anchors the emotional core of the series, masterfully portraying a child carrying the weight of the entire world on his shoulders.

This 1/21 Scale figure was brought to life using an Anycubic Photon Mono 4 3D printer and grey water-washable resin.

Colors and wash Vallejo, Citadel, Matt Colors, Italeri.

This custom is the number 47 of 50 planned to complete my fan art collection of The Boys figures in 1/21 scale.

And the video making of Ryan...

The Boys new figure #46/50 Tek Knight (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale) 3d design, print and paint by me

 

Tek Knight, whose real name is Robert Vernon, is a dark parodical combination of Batman and Iron Man within The Boys universe. 

Instead of relying entirely on high-tech armor like his comic counterpart, the live-action version leverages hyper-advanced, superhuman observational skills to act as a ruthless true-crime detective. 

However, his genius-level intellect is entirely overshadowed by his severe, tumor-driven psychological compulsions and a complete lack of morality.

Derek Wilson is the American television and film actor who brilliantly brings the sleazy, intense detective to life in both Gen V and The Boys Season 4. 

His performance perfectly balances intimidating, sharp psychological manipulation with the pitch-black comedic absurdity the franchise requires.

This custom (90mm scale) figure was flawlessly brought to life using an Anycubic Photon Mono 4 3D printer and grey water-washable resin.

The paint job utilizes Italeri greys for smooth armor transitions, lifelike Vallejo flesh tones, sharp black and brown highlights, and a deep Vallejo Flesh Shade wash to give the character a lifelike depth.

The video from my youtube channel:

The Boys new figure #45/50 Swatto (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale) 3d design, print and paint by me

 

Welcome back to the blog! 

Today, I’m showing you my latest custom 3D printing and miniature painting project from the universe of The Boys: Swatto, the ill-fated member of the 1980s superhero team, Payback!

Since there are no official figures for this niche character, I decided to make my own in 1/21 scale (Eaglemoss scale) to fit perfectly with the rest of my collection. 

Who is Swatto?

Swatto is a minor Supe appearing in Season 3 of the Amazon Prime Video series. 

As a member of Payback led by Soldier Boy, he is a parody of characters like Ant-Man and Wasp. He can sprout insect-like wings and fly, but his arrogance during a 1984 secret mission in Nicaragua gets him blown up by an RPG. 

In the show, he is played by Canadian actor and stuntman Joel Labelle (known for Shadowhunters and X-Men: Apocalypse).

I digitally re-sculpted the entire body from MeshiAi base, using SculptGL, aiming to capture his retro costume and comic-accurate yet live-action proportions.

To get wings realistic, translucent insect look, I downloaded a free STL file from Cults3D and printed the wings separately using clear/transparent resin. 

I painted the entire miniature using a mix of high-quality acrylic colors. I used Italeri for the strong base military green coats, Vallejo for smooth blending and highlights, and Citadel Gold paint for the specific fine details.

Let me know what you think of the final result in the comments! 

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Check on my Youtube channel, in three hours from now, the premiere of the video!

The Boys new figure #44/50 Kate Dunlap (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale) 3d design, print and paint by me

 

Kate Dunlap is a complex protagonist in Gen V with the powerful ability of mind control through touch.

Initially serving as a loyal friend and empathetic student, her traumatic past eventually drives her toward radicalization. 

By the end of the season, she shifts from a tragic hero to a dangerous, anti-human revolutionary.

The Actress: Maddie PhillipsMaddie Phillips is a talented Canadian actress who portrays Kate Dunlap with incredible emotional depth and nuance. 

Born in 1994, her performance in the The Boys spinoff has solidified her status as a rising star in television.

I showcase a custom STL file I designed and printed using my Anycubic Photon Mono 4. I then brought the model to life by hand-painting it with Italeri and Vallejo acrylic base colors. 

Finally, I applied Vallejo acrylic washes to define the shadows, add depth, and achieve (hope) a professional finish.

She's my custom number 44 of the wave The Boys that will end at number 50. Stay tuned!

And the video:

The Boys new figure #43/50 Andre Anderson (Eaglemoss scale 1/21, 90mm scale) 3d design, print and paint by me

 

In Gen V, Andre Anderson is a popular student at Godolkin University possessing powerful magnetic manipulation abilities inherited from his father, Polarity. 

Alongside his friends, he uncovers the dark, sinister experiments conducted on young supes within the school's underground facility known as "The Woods." After a climactic showdown against rogue students, Andre ends up wrongfully imprisoned by Vought International, with his story ultimately ending in tragedy due to a degenerative brain illness caused by his own powers.

The character was brilliantly portrayed by British actor Chance Perdomo, who tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident in March 2024. Out of respect for his memory, the show's creators chose not to recast the role, honoring his legacy instead.

I brought this character to life by 3D printing my own custom STL file in 1/21 scale using an Anycubic Photon Mono 7. 

I then hand-painted the model using Vallejo acrylic paints and washes, and a ultra-fine 10/0 brush to capture every possible detail.

And the video of making Andre: