Nathan Kroll Artwork
I decided to recustomize my custom Revelation Faker action figure. The original was dyed and hand painted, and look really cool, but I really wanted to see how it would look airbrushed with some shiny paint.
The final picture is the original custom faker that I made, there are more pictures in the Custom Action Figures section.
This was just a simple repaint of the Masterverse He-Man and Battle Cat. He-Man’s armor is 3D printed along with his big-ass battle axe.
Check out my 3D print designs at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate/3d-models
A few years back I got some of these Elite Ninja TMNT action figures with the intention of making customs and after several attempts I finally finished them.
I recently started using an airbrush to paint and I was able to get some nice tones on the chest shells and the green skin. I also used a metallic green to give the back shells that bright color.
There were a couple failed attempts at customizing these figures including hand painting (above), which I was so disappointed in that I just set them aside and forgot about them. I also airbrushed them and had to remove the paint when it started to peal teaching me why primer is so important.
So what is the verdict? Is this an improvement? Let me know what you think?
So apparently if you don’t properly rinse and cure a resin 3D print, especially if they are hallowed out, they might explode. That was the case with this Orko 3D print I made, and painted and since I hate to waste resin I glued it back together so I could practice with my airbrush. I like both paint jobs, but it’s obvious I need work on my putty skills.
What do you think?
I 3D printed this Skeletor a while back and just got around to painting it. I really lil how it turned out.
Saw someone else do this and I knew I needed to make one too. I used a MOTU Revelation He-Man and customized it to look like Prince Adam in the same way they did with the vintage line. I will definitely need to do this again with a Masterverse 40th Anniversary He-Man.
I purchased an old Party Wagon that was missing just about everything so I decided I wanted to customize it. All of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, April, and the gunner seat are all 3D printed.
3D print files available at
I wanted to make an Orko figure that resembled the character from the beginning of MOTU Revelation. He looked similar to the classic 80’s character but with a little more detail. I printed it in resin and I like how it turned out for the most part, but I had to do it in multiple pieces so there are some spots I had to putty.
You can buy the 3D print design at https://cults3d.com/en/users/Skele-Nate
A friend commissioned me to make some figures from the 2012 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon. The second figure I finished was Slash, he is created with a silicone mold that was soaked in mineral spirits to increase its size and then resin cast. This process is rather difficult and I had to build the hands and spikes from scratch. What do you think?
