The coolest custom I have ever, ever seen

[OCELOT]

He has more 1/6th customs on his blog as well as some cool designs/sketches.

http://blog.naver.com/systemgore

[Spawnomite]

That looks bad ass!

[SpawnFan1]

Ah yes those are ****ing awesome indeed, I saw those some time ago on onesixthwarrior.

[Mattman2]

1/6 custom creators are some of the best in the world.

[zayco]

wow that's awesome... wish they would make that as a limited release for purchase.

[Peter Hoffman]

Eh, it looks like they just took a bunch of random crap and stuck it on a body.

[tatoman2525]

I see people downtown that kinda look like that

[Holeman]

That is awesome. Why can't they make figs that look like that? It looks like a Heavy Metal cover come to life.

[Skullcandy]

That's pretty cool.

[Bigsauce]

Reminds me of the book "The Road" for some reason....

Looks awesome!

[frinspar]

Tank Girl, right? If it looks like Lori Petty under that mask I'd be all over it.

[ChrisM]

Amazing stuff. I'm still working my way through the different pages.

Originally Posted by tatoman2525

I see people downtown that kinda look like that

win!

[Holeman]

Originally Posted by tatoman2525

I see people downtown that kinda look like that

They will be the only ones who will survive the apocalypse.

[Uwe]

I don't like it at all.

[payton34smith22]

Yep, that's a beauty!

[Mattman2]

Originally Posted by Placebo Spawn

Looks boring to me. But I don't like dolls so go figure.

Its called an ACTION figure.

[SpawnFan1]

lol...

These are called figures or collectibles yeah.

that IS pretty awesome.
hey does anyone have the link to that football custom some guy made here...
it was a bunch of McF football people in this like, stadium ruins diorama?

[DrOctagonn]

The dictionary tells me that "action figures" are also dolls. Face it you all play with dolls. Well I don't that much because transformers are not dolls.

1: a small-scale figure of a human being used especially as a child's plaything

[B-O-R-I-N-G-R-Y-U]

Originally Posted by Placebo Spawn

based on the two which would you say it is closer too in item format???

Lmao he actually compared something to a Tonner doll. Nothing Tonner makes looks good so it's not fair to be closed minded and basing it off of one company. The whole people don't like dolls thing was because clothing always looks ridiculous on the figs and the face sculpts looked way too fake to blend in well with the clothing. With companies like HT, it's a whole new ballgame. You can't actually tell me TDK MM Joker looks better than this (not my pic):

http://s15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...t=_MG_5291.jpg

When you compare it to this which looks closer to the item format???
http://i.toynewsi.com/g/albums/Thumbs/Thumbs2/0079.jpg

Not trying to make this a Joker thread, but this proves that "dolls" can look much better and more realistic if done right than figures.

[AI_O'Malley]

Originally Posted by Placebo Spawn

I hate to argue with people on the Internets. But I'm bored so what the hell.

This is an action figure


This is a doll


one is all plastic and one plastic with fabric clothes.

This is what we are all looking at
http://blogfiles1.naver.net/data44/2...systemgore.jpg


based on the two which would you say it is closer too in item format???

Don't know what happened to the picture of after world war three doll but I left the link

Actually, the term 'action figure' was coined for the first Gi Joe toyline, which were 12-inch dolls with removable clothes and fuzzy beards.... The term was used to draw boys to a toyline of dolls without linking them to products aimed at girls. So no, dolls aimed at boys are "action figures".

[spectre_I]

forgive me if its been said, but the term action figure was a marketing ploy to get little boys to buy dolls, GI joes in the 60s I beleive.