Groovy Version of Fate - Hector ... Loved it very much!

Thanks Doc

After using Freddy Freeman's head on Aqualad, I had a headless Captain Marvel Jr body and a spare YJ Aqualad head. Hmmmmmmm what to do...I never considered making Osiris, but sometimes the fodder on hand suggests the direction. I dremeled the boot cuffs and repainted the figure





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I like it a lot!!!

Osiris, I knew him barely in my Comic Book Readings - but I had to look in the internet for a comparison photo and what I saw here is a very nice but different rendering of Osiris and I do like it a lot - Hector!

Thanks Webslinger, thanks Doc.
I suppose I did take a little license. I wanted him to look a little closer to Black Adam
When I plan ahead, I usually look carefully at the outfit to "get it right". When I am winging it I have a tendency to go with the flow that takes me.

He kind of looks like a cartoony version of what the Rock might look like as Black Adam.

I was a fan of the character from way back when Ditko introduced him in the pages of adventure comics. When he was re-introduced by Starlin in DCCP wearing his blue suit and wielding Mn'Torr's staff, I was happy to see him again. The way Robinson incorporated him into the Starman legacy was brilliant.
I was able to get a couple of Superman Blue heads from the Casting Cave via packerbacker (thanks pb). I put them on a Green Lantern and a Sodam Yat body. I sculpted the bracelets with Milliput and had an idea involving hot glue for the goggles. My plans were reaching beyond my skill with a glue gun....sigh. So the goggles were also sculpted using Milliput. The Starlin version has a staff made by sculpting Milliput around a plastic stick from the fodder box. I swear I never throw anything away that may come in handy






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packerbacker180 wrote:He kind of looks like a cartoony version of what the Rock might look like as Black Adam.

I can accept that

Awesome. I love Starman and I love seeing customs of the various incarnations!!! Great work, HH.