ActionFigures

Slash (Super7), based on the OG ’90s Playmates version.

Pure childhood chaos. Loud colors. Sharp edges.

This one hit me right in the memories.

Playmobil Taquero:

Not all heroes wear capes, Some wear an apron and keep the whole city moving.

Wife got me this little taquero for Xmas and I love it.

(I know it’s not really a taquero, I don’t care)

Crab Louie (Mezco Rumble Society).

Dockside muscle with a long memory and short patience.

Low-key lighting, texture-forward closeups.

Aleister Gangreene, Blunt force belief.

Color-heavy lighting, horror framing, zero restraint.

Agent Gomez (1975).

No warning shots. Just results.

Starting a daily figure streak.

Lighting + practical effects. Feedback welcome.

My buddy makes himself custom figures in his spare time, he just sent me pics of his latest

From different lores and places, can you spot them?

I was wondering about the lack of figures of Angelic / Holy nature. I have a significant collection of figures and I feels I have a gap on these kind of figures (I have several devilish / night creatures / monster, and I realized that collection is a bit unbalanced - I do have several heroes but usually they are not of the opposite nature). Is this due to a religious issue? I would appreciate pointers on where to find, they don't even need to be action, perhaps even collectables can do at this point. Thanks in advance

You just didn’t honk at us…

Raphael as The Unmentionables

Had a blast shooting this one. Went for a smoky noir vibe, with a practical light setup and a printed alley backdrop. Tossed in some atmosphere effects for that extra grit.

Got a B&W version to, complete with fake scratches to give it that old crime photo look.

Curious what y’all think.

This is my kitbash 1996 Happy Gilmore action figure. The base figure is a 1998 Starting Lineup Bobby Orr 12 inch figure I’ve had since 98. Happened to get a Subway sandwich in one of those 5surprise toy food capsule things and it gave me this idea. Snagged the golf bag, shoes and pants of Etsy.

Action figures are my Happy Place.

Doc Noc delivers justice in the shadows.

Aleister Gangreene had it coming.

Mezco’s attention to character really shines here. Just used practical lighting and some fog to add punch to the scene. Feedback welcome!

Biker Gomez tearing through the night—bat in hand, ready to handle business. Mezco’s roach with attitude never disappoints, and this shot was all about capturing that gritty, cinematic feel. Let me know what you think! Always up for feedback from fellow toy photographers and collectors.