War Story Black Poison Queen aka Ms. Venom Custom by AFM Pic heavy Updated 9/16

Re: War Story: 1/6 Black Poison Queen aka Ms. Venom Custom by AFM Pic heavy 9/15

Here some more pictures with different heads. The purple masked head is from the Ghost Spider Maximum Venom Titan Hero Series. Please enjoy.

DSC09694 by A.F.M. Productions, on Flickr

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Re: War Story: 1/6 Black Poison Queen aka Ms. Venom Custom by AFM Pic heavy 9/15

Painted the Ghost Spider Maximum Venom Titan Hero Series Head Black. The original purple color just wasn't working for me.

DSC09710 by A.F.M. Productions, on Flickr

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Congrats! looks amazing, I want to do the same for mine, I'd appreciate guidance on the following:

• How much did you have to un-do in the back to take the body out?
• How difficult was it to take out the legs from the feet holes?
• I can see the neck part is the same as the original figure, how did you integrate that with the TBLeague body?
• What did you use to put back together with the suit?

I'd appreciate your help, maybe I'll gain the nerve to do mine.

Jorge.

DSC09672 by A.F.M. Productions, on Flickr

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Thanks buddy. Here are the answers:
How much did you have to un-do in the back to take the body out?
From between the shoulder blades to the lower back.

How difficult was it to take out the legs from the feet holes?
It is not hard. After you cut the back, slide the costume down the legs to give it a little slack. Then pull feet out from the ankle. Take you time and keep the slack so you do not stretch the custome.

I can see the neck part is the same as the original figure, how did you integrate that with the TBLeague body?
The is a collar that come with the figure, I believe. It come off really easy. Just put it back on the TbLeague body.

What did you use to put back together with the suit?
I just sewed it back togther with needle and thread. Also very easy.

I hope that helps. It for feel free to ask more question. One more thine: I put Vaseline lightly all over the body to get the suit to slide on suit with ease.