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Shroud Action Figure

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Shroud is a lesser known Marvel character, but has a very cool look to him that I thought would translate

well into an action figure. He’s made using the body of a Marvel Legends Black Panther, the cape from a

Spawn figure, the hood from a Marvel Legends Moonknight, and the head from a Legendary Comic Book Heroes

Judge Dredd.

I removed Black Panther’s belt and sculpted around his waist to fill in the holes. I also sculpted over

his forearms, shins, and boot toes to cover up the Black Panther detailing in the suit, and clipped all

his claws off. I used one of my Dremel grinding bits to get the same texture that the figure already had

to blend it in. The cape was dry brushed a light purple, almost lavender color and then attached to the

figure. I used Aves Apoxie Sculpt to make a collar for him to help sell the illusion that the hood and

cape were one piece.

For the head, I sculpted the visor over Judge Dredd’s head, painted it, and then glued on the Moonknight

hood and painted it the same purple as the cape, and added the spider insignia Shroud wears on the hood.

After painting the entire body black and covering up the purple dry brushing the Black Panther had

before, Shroud was ready for action!

Description
To see more of this custom, visit ---> Custom

Shroud Action Figure

To see more custom action figures, visit ---> Mint

Condition Customs

Shroud is a lesser known Marvel character, but has a very cool look to him that I thought would translate

well into an action figure. He’s made using the body of a Marvel Legends Black Panther, the cape from a

Spawn figure, the hood from a Marvel Legends Moonknight, and the head from a Legendary Comic Book Heroes

Judge Dredd.

I removed Black Panther’s belt and sculpted around his waist to fill in the holes. I also sculpted over

his forearms, shins, and boot toes to cover up the Black Panther detailing in the suit, and clipped all

his claws off. I used one of my Dremel grinding bits to get the same texture that the figure already had

to blend it in. The cape was dry brushed a light purple, almost lavender color and then attached to the

figure. I used Aves Apoxie Sculpt to make a collar for him to help sell the illusion that the hood and

cape were one piece.

For the head, I sculpted the visor over Judge Dredd’s head, painted it, and then glued on the Moonknight

hood and painted it the same purple as the cape, and added the spider insignia Shroud wears on the hood.

After painting the entire body black and covering up the purple dry brushing the Black Panther had

before, Shroud was ready for action!