q: Are you taking commissions?

A: I do, but I'm currently all booked up.  Keep checking back!

Q: HOW CAN I PURCHASE ONE OF YOUR CUSTOM ACTION FIGURES?

A: Most of my work is either commissions or personal but I hope to be able to sell items down the road. 

Q: what clays do you use for sculpting?

A: I use Aves Apoxie Sculpt for most of my sculpt work when I want a hard rigid finish.  I use Procreate putty for things like hair and removable armor when I want a more flexible item.

Q: What tools do you use for sculpting?

A: I have a whole bunch of random sculpting tools but the two I use the most are my x-acto knife and a tool I made by gluing two needles into a paint brush handle.  I also purchased a set of dentist/wax carving tools which work very nicely.  ​

Q: What paints do you use?

A: I currently only use Testors Model Masters and Tamiya Acrylics.  I find Model Masters better for brush application as it doesn't dry as quickly and Tamiya works great for airbrushing.  Both need to be thinned differently so be careful!

Q: How can i get stared customizing action figures?

A:  It really depends on what you want to make but Here's a brief list of the few things I think are essential to start customizing.

• Dremel (nothing too fancy, a few grinding bits, sanding wheels, and spherical cutters should be enough to get your started)
• X-acto knife with plenty of extra blades
• Sculpting putty of your choice (Aves, milliput, green stuff, etc.)
• Some kind of sculpting tools or simply needles or toothpicks will work
• Sandpaper of various grits
• High quality hobby paints (testors, tamiya, vallejo, etc,) the cheap stuff at michael's won't cut it.
• Detail paint brushes (I like this little set of tamiya brushes)
• Testors dull coat spray (absolutely necessary to protect your finish).
• High quality Super Glue (I use Zap-a-Gap).  Crazy-Glue or any other commercial type stuff will only make your life harder.

Thankfully there's a butt-load of tutorials and videos on the net that will help get you started on the various processes.  

Q: what are you working on next?

A: Stay tuned to this site or check out the links below and follow me on Instagram to see WIP pics as well as other finished projects. ​

Q: can you make customs of real people?

A: It's something I may tackle down the road but not really something I'm eager to try.