Beowolf - This figure is from extra parts I had and didn't know what to do with. I joined the parts just to keep them together so they didn't move around my extra parts bag. When I did, he basically took on his own look. Read stories about Beowolf here.

Recondo - Spy Troop figures are really nice looking. They did very well with the sculpting. I just didn't care for the change made to Recondo. As they say, if you want something done a certain way you gotta do it yourself...

Super Trooper - Wouldn't it be cool if Hasbro could borrow license from other companies and present some cool figures? Here's an update to Super Trooper that would require just that!

Tundra Viper - I wanted to see what could be done with a figure after taking one of the gun belts off, plus Big Ben has the eyes of a Cobra trooper! This is the result of that idea put together.

Tundra Viper Elite - I had to get rid of another Big Ben I had, and giving this guy a Viper style helmet made him look like the best of the best arctic trooper Cobra could offer!

Shadow L.I.F.T. - This cool Star Wars ship was clearanced for $1.97! I had seen another custom done on another page and the idea to make a stealth plane hit me. I also converted the Star Wars figure to be a G.I.Joe figure.

Kubrick Cobra Commander - I didn't actually make a Kubrick Cobra Commander, though it wouldn't be that hard. I just did a drawing to show an idea what a Cobra Commander might could look like. Maybe one day I'll actually put one of these together.

Cobra Hiss IV - The Cobra Hiss IV is an item that really needs blueprints to let a kid know what it's all about. The cockpit raising up seems odd, and it would be easier to just list it in a blueprint as if it were a "real" vehicle to say how it works and an idea of why. Here's what could have been!

Night Attack Chopper - The Night Attack Chopper is a really great G.I.Joe item. The blueprints however isn't that great at all. It has descriptions of the toy, not the fun we always loved that the blueprints used to be. The blueprints used to give description of the vehicle as if it were real. This was always fun and I decided to redo the Night Attack Chopper blueprints to be like the originals.

Sand Razor - I was impressed by the Sand Razor. So much so that I bought 2! The blueprints is another story. Nobody wants a toy with blueprints telling you about THE TOY! Hehe. We want it to sound "real"! Well, here's an update to give the Sand Razor a better blueprint.

I'll cover everything as well as I can, including the big question, "How do I get started on making my own custom?" You'll get a great idea of each thing I present, of at least I hope you will, and will be able to walk away knowing you too can do this!

Modeling Clay - A great site with a breakdown comparison of various clay and sculpting materials.

Painting - Have you ever had a great idea but found that you can't complete the project because you have to paint your figure in places where you fear that the paint will scratch off? Read this tip and you'll be a little better off.

Stickers - Need stickers for you dull looking custom and have no idea what to do? Click here and you'll have that project dressed up and looking great in a few easy steps.

Swivel Wrist - The biggest thing so many people want added to the original G.I.Joe figure! This is an easy task to take on. The trick is having the tools. Click and read how YOU can add this to your figures.

To apply these, download the files below and open them on your favorite graphics program. Insert sticker sheet paper into your printer and print these out. Once you have them on a sheet, carefully cut out the stickers the way you'd like. Apply in the locations you'd like and enjoy. A helpful hint, you might spray a light coat of clear coat over the stickers to insure their longevity.