I
made the figure for two reasons -- to create another superhero who is larger
than average (FYI: Rampage has the power to turn orange and grow up
to 10' in height), and to get rid of all those super large She-Hulk
figures lying around.
First, I removed She-Hulk's hair, and then I built an armature out of
large paperclips for her new do. Over this armature I used sculpey
to build up her mohawk and rat-tail. I also used sculpey to create
the mechanical restraining collar she wears around her neck to keep
her powers in check.
After
baking the sculpey with a lighter (not recommended, because I burned off
her nose!), I glued rubber bands around the edges of her costume.
Then I painted the figure with acrylics and drew scales on her outfit with
an ink pen. Even though Rampage is usually shown in bare feet, I
decided to leave She-Hulk's boots because I didn't feel like changing them.
However I did add a rubber band cuff on her boots for consistancy with
her outfit.
A while after completing this project, I found the absolutely most perfect
base figure for Rampage -- the mohawk-version of the Savage She-Dragon.
But since my local comic shop has her priced at $35, I won't be using her
for custom fodder anytime soon. |
Parts Used:
Base figure: |
She-Hulk |
Hair and collar: |
Paper clip armature and Sculpey |
Costume details: |
Rubber bands |
Links in this table will connect
you to customs made from other parts of same figure.
Featured at
Custom Toy Fair 1999 |