I've never been too good at making custom minifigs but I tried. These first two are just plain old trouble makers. Just ignore them.

This other one, I don't really know what he is, I just really like the color *wub*

Here's the Brickshelf with a little comic of it. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=292131

Comments and criticism welcome.

ExoBuilder *sweet*

cool did you cut the sword handle of for the blue guy?

Edited December 28, 200717 yr by Commander Andrew of 501 st

cool did you cut the sword handle of for the blue guy?

No, it was from the set 7090 Crossbow Attack. It's a regular scyth. ;-)

Thanks!

Pretty cool. I like the skull/batman head combination! *y*

At first I thought the sword had been customised and glued to the arm, but now I see he's just holding it. Whew! The skull and Batmask go great together, and those pumpkin heads look creepy on anything! :-D Nice! *y*

Oh, and technically it's 3 of your custom figs. ;-)

This would be what we call in the world of Xevoz, a kitbash, i.e. mixing original parts and pieces together to make something new, as opposed to a custom, where paint, sculpey, craft knifes etc. would come into play.

~Peace

Edited December 29, 200717 yr by iamded

Pretty cool. I like the skull/batman head combination! *y*

Thanks SirNadroJ!

At first I thought the sword had been customised and glued to the arm, but now I see he's just holding it. Whew! The skull and Batmask go great together, and those pumpkin heads look creepy on anything! :-D Nice! *y*

Oh, and technically it's 3 of your custom figs. ;-)

This would be what we call in the world of Xevoz, a kitbash, i.e. mixing original parts and pieces together to make something new, as opposed to a custom, where paint, sculpey, craft knifes etc. would come into play.

~Peace

Don't worry, I don't cut. I'm glad you like the skull and batmask combo. I agree with the Pumpkin heads, they're sorta like Jack-of-all-trades!

Oh sorry, three of my custom figs :-| :-P *sweet*

I like the Batman knight. There was actually a comic based in the past where Batman was a knight. I can't remember the name of it though... :-|

Thanks SirNadroJ!

Don't worry, I don't cut.

Errr... so what is custom then? If there are no part mods, new parts or paint jobs with these figs then they are MOCs, not customs, and should be moved to the "Other Themes" forum... 8-|

I like the Batman knight. There was actually a comic based in the past where Batman was a knight. I can't remember the name of it though... :-|

Errr... so what is custom then? If there are no part mods, new parts or paint jobs with these figs then they are MOCs, not customs, and should be moved to the "Other Themes" forum... 8-|

Thanks. Well, we'll let Hinckley explain it.

If you mean official figs from LEGO sets, no-those would not be custom. If you mean figs that you put together by mixing heads, legs, torsos and accessories in ways that don't appear in official LEGO sets, then yes-you may post those here. If you look around this forum you will see several custom figs that were made in this fashion...

Thanks. Well, we'll let Hinckley explain it.

Oh. Well since that's what he said then I stand corrected. Can't say that I agree with his point though... 8-|

To me a custom should at the least use a part beyond its intended use. (Most of Chucks MOCs are like that. ;-))

Well there are true customs, which involve painting, cutting, etc. Then there's a purist custom, which is a custom fig created from official pieces.

Well there are true customs, which involve painting, cutting, etc. Then there's a purist custom, which is a custom fig created from official pieces.

I'm confused. Does that mean that a MOC is a purest custom as well? I thought this forum was supposed to be a haven for non-purist customisers.

I thought that to Sinner... I wouldn't call this a "custom" job. No cut parts, custom molds, or custom decals.

Then there's a purist custom, which is a custom fig created from official pieces.

I call these kitbashes. *sweet*

~Peace

I call these kitbashes. *sweet*

~Peace

I see kitbashing as a destructive activity. I don't mean that in a bad way, it's just that kitbashing to me is when you get a model kit and break and/or glue pieces together for use in ways beyond their original intention. Since this is neither destructive, nor is it use beyong the original intention, it's just a MOC to me.