bbi US Navy Special Ops Wiiliam Thomas

[Rick]

This was the first figure I ever bought online. Not knowing what T Crotch meant or 5 point articulation. I just thought it looked bitchin.

After getting it I was dissaponted in the arms and limited articulation and have slowly brought him to a point where outside of the Tcrotch it's probably my favorite.

It was in my very first photo posted here.

The ruck sack from the new bbi SEAL (re-release and re-paint of existing) fit the contour of the back perfectly so I gave him that.

I also fitted with two set of interchangeable arms. One set is matching to the parka of the SEAL Team I'm making and a set with rolled up sleeves.

Both are Unimax arms. I fitted with Our Wars hands. So, it now has a more realistic look and greater mobility.

Comments welcome.

 

[Fled74]

Awesome work! I often dismiss the T-crotch figures as I'm an articulation freak, but your customs are making me reconsider. There are some nice ones out there.

 

[NSA]

Yeah I was very disappointed upon opening him up.

I think I carved off all the useful stuff and put it on customs!

 

[Monkeywrench]

A Nice trip down memory lane.. Great Job! You make a shitty T-Crotch badass!! Love your work

 

[Phaid]

You did a really nice job with him. He's the first BBI figure I ever bought, back in 2007, and over the years I've made several different customs versions of him. Despite the really bad articulation he still makes his way into my SEAL/Delta/USAISA teams.

 

[rds13601]

Great job on him Rick as always. The thing I love about your stuff is how you take what was then cool and take it a complete higher level with your figures and vehicles!!

 

[Rick]

Thanks guys, I'll have better dio shots with it, I had just finished painting my cobble intersection and as soon as it dried I wanted to put some toys on it.

Now time to work on the 4 interchangeable sidewalk and city building pieces for each corner of the intersection as well as road extensions for the other two ends of the intersection.