KEEPER OF SOTEK – 2.5 inch Custom Qee by Pepe

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My latest vinyl custom: “The Keeper of Sotek”

This tiny guy was my entry for the Custom toy Union Battle Bracket II.
Read more about this contest here! After winning the first CTU Battle Bracket with my “Shapeshifter” 3 inch Dunny Custom i had to defend my title and i’m very happy i could make 1st place once again! Read here the Winner Announcement over at CTU boards.

You can see all the Work in Progress Pictures and the final shots on my flickr:
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Hope you like him & thanks to all who voted for my Keeper on CTU, you rock! :]

SHAPESHIFTER – 3 inch Dunny Custom by Pepe Hiller

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Last week i did my first 3″ Dunny custom for the Custom Toy Union Battle Bracket! I usually work on my own toy ideas and build up my figures from scratch, but this was a great chance to do a design on a platform toy! I had so much fun to do this little fella! Just finished him in the last minutes before deadline for the battle! Read more about this thrilling competition over at the CTU forums.

aaaaand the winner is…. SHAPESHIFTER by Pepe! The winner announcement & all the other amazing entries you can see here! Thanks so much to all CTU members who voted for my design trough the three rounds and in the final battle!

Below the entry photo and some WIP pictures where you can see how i made this tiny wizard:

GOBBO SKULLY – PVC Custom Show Contest

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“GOBBO” – a hunting trophy i brought back from the swamps!

I submitted my first ever vinyl toy custom to the PVC Contest! If you like him, please support my design & vote on DeliciousDrips for my GOBBO Skully Custom at BoomBotix, thanks!

-> Short update: Press “Read more” to see the “WIP Making Of Slideshow of my GOBBO and the Contest Results.

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SQUIMONK – A DIY Vinyl Toy Concept

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SQUIMONK – This chubby guy is my second entry for the Aarting DIY Toy Challenge! Please vote on aarting.com for my SQUIMONK!

SQUIMONK’s lives high up in the trees and rarely come down to ground to pick up the yummy fir cones. That’s the reason why they have a slightly beer-belly. As you can guess, they know very well how to brew really tasty fir cone beer in their brewery!

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