Thanks, D.

I was pretty pleased with the way Iron Spidey turned out.

Here's another shot of my Ragnarok Thor and Hulk in action to show their relative scale:

drbindy, the Korg figure that came out was the comic version with yellow "skin" and the pointy comic style head.

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really cool stuff! is the hulk hammer an engine block?

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Wow! The Korg is fun but the Hulk is incredible!

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That Hulk is magic. Bottle some up and send some to me please.

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Glad you guys dig Hulk. A lot pf work but worth it.

The hammer is a very cheap replica of what he (and later Thor) wielded in the movie. That and the Axe were the only appropriately scaled parts of a bootleg Chinese Hulk that I thought might make a good base figure (it doesn't). But considering it was only $6 shipped I'm not regretting the purchase.

So my son's been challenging me lately by calling out characters from the movies that I probably would never have otherwise tackled.

A while back he asked me to do Cull Obsidian, to which I promptly said "Who?"

Then we rewatched Infinity War and I realized he was talking about Black Dwarf (who was renamed for the movie fro some reason?). And I thought "okay - that's not going to be easy."

It wasn't.

The base body was a HALO figure - a brute of some kind - and it took some engineering to get his lower arms (which I liked for the big ol' bracers) grafted onto some spare 2008-era Hulk arms. The head is mostly green stuff and some legos bashed onto a 2008 Abomination head. The axe was sitting in my weapons box.

Here's how he stacks up against his boss, size-wise:

And here's a shot based on the park battle from early on in the movie:

Thoughts?

I haven't seen the movie, but this custom makes me want to! really huge with some great details!!

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Thanks, man.

I recommend the movie. It's a blast.

Well, hell - now I know what I can do with that giant box of old Halo figs sitting in the corner.

Looks great, Spinny!

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Damn, your kid sure knows how to throw down the gauntlet, yes? Great job adapting a Halo figure into a truly menacing alien foe for all the 1/18 scale heroes in your collection.

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killing it man

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I love the figure. I'm wondering it a Lego Bionicle might give you more of the movie version's chaind pick axe.

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Ooooh! I like that idea bunches!

Thanks, for the comments, guys.

I found an Infinity War Hulkbuster figure on a clearance end-cap at Target the other day and for the first time realized just how much that character design had changed since Age of Ultron.

So of course I grabbed it and started trying to figure out how to better articulate and repaint it for use with my MCU customs. Here's how that turned out:

The legs are off a spare Chinese Hulkbuster bootleg I bought to effect some modifications to my standard AoU Hulkbuster custom. I had to modify them to make them fit the IW Hulkbuster torso and really had to jury rig the joints inside to make them stable. Here's a side by side shot of the two Hulkbusters so you can see the differences:

And here's a last shot of the IW Hulkbuster (imagine an overwhelmed Bruce Banner inside) going toe-to-toe with Cull Obsidian, who's sporting a new weapon thanks to a suggestion from pluv:
What do you think?