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Thanks for the heads-up!

No sir, that's all mother nature. :)

Thanks! That's Poacher, from McFarlane's late-'90s series, Total Chaos. When he's not chilling with Quatermain, I use him as modern version of this vintage TMNT figure:

General Tragg Versus April O'Neil by Geek Creek, on Flickr Allan Quatermain and the Elephant Chieftain by Geek Creek, on Flickr

Excellent! I like the weathering, and the combination of Renegades Tunnel Rat and Kwinn parts is inspired!

Man, I want this! Too cool.

This is magnificent. I wish it was available at retail!

Some new Adventure Team-inspired goodness to share! Pitfall by Geek Creek, on Flickr Lincoln "Lost World" Carver by Geek Creek, on Flickr Babel II by Geek Creek, on Flickr Outback by Geek Creek, on Flickr John Ra and the Stone Sentinels by Geek Creek, on Flickr Medusa's Riddle by...

Fair point. I hadn't read any of the original source material before I read Moore's book, and I still haven't read much of it; I haven't even read Dracula! I have however read King Solomon's Mines, and I'm currently listening to a LibriVox recording of Allan Quatermain. Meanwhile, Dorian...

Of course not. The central premise is "characters from Victorian literature as superheroes".

Thanks, guys! I have an idea for Nemo, I just need to gather the parts. There's also a Padme that could serve as Mina in a pinch. Many years ago I noticed that there is a modern-ish figure to represent nearly every major Ninja Turtle character from the vintage series...

I'm sure I'm not the first to come up with these combinations. Allan Quatermain: April O'Neil:

Thanks so much! Until I've got new stuff to share, there's always this thread's 80-some-page predecessor that isn't limited to Adventure Team stuff: http://www.hisstank.com/forum/g-i-joe-customs-finished-projects/162269-geek-creek-kitbashes.html Sample photo:

You sir are too kind. No false modesty: I wouldn't be able to tell you what to do 'cause I have no idea what I'm doing! This is especially true now that I have slowly rubbed all the icons and such off the dials on my camera; I've gone from not knowing what my chosen settings mean to literally...

Thank you, DarkWynter! I recently performed one of my vintage-style edits on that one: My Other Car is a Walking Stick III by Geek Creek, on Flickr