Customs by Mark Harvey (or Captain Oates) e-mail CaptainOates2004@hotmail.com Web Address Custom City

Custom Recipes: Scooby Doo: The Movies

6” Fred :
Fred here is a Normon Osbourne from the first Spidey movie, with quite a lot of work done on the head, he still looks like an old guy tho unfortunately...not too bad tho :

6” Daphne :
Who better for a Sarah Michelle Gellar figure than Buffy? This is the standard Buffy from wave two, the hat is made from some appropriate fabric I found, the rest is milliput.

Velma :
Velma began life as Scully from the X-Files, with a lot of sanding on her legs, and then the chunky knitted jumper built up with milliput...rubber bands for the tops of her long socks, and wire glasses.

Shaggy :
Shaggy is a very much shortened Giles figure from the Buffy range, with the arms of an Oz figure, with milliput hair and beard. Luckily Giles’ wrinkles are painted rather than sculpted, avoiding an old looking Shaggy to match geriatric Fred!

Scooby Doo :
Scooby started life as a Scooby Doo bendy toy...the legs were in an ‘all-fours’ position, but his head was in more of an upright position, so with some careful cuts in the rubber and a lot of restructuring with milliput, I was able to get him how I wanted him. I also sanded his face and sculpted the details to make him look more like movie Scooby, who has a different face to cartoon Scooby.

4” Fred :
This is a standard Fred from Equity’s Mystery Inc box set, with his collar and ascot sanded away, and the new outfit sculpted over the top.

4” Daphne :
Similarly, Daphne came from the Mystery Inc box set, with a resculpted outfit.

Patrick :
This is the body of Mulder from the X-Files, and the head of Scoot Evil from Austin Powers, which I feel is a better Seth Green likeness that the BtVS Oz figure. The head is too big for the body but it kind of gives him a slightly cartoony feel. The glasses are made from wire just like Velma’s.