operation MotU: wave 4

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continuing with the Masters of the Universe figures from CMON with wave three.
wave four consists of Roboto, Moss Man, Stinkor, Two Bad, and Spikor.

for a change of pace i ended up painting a few eternian guards since i have
a decent amount of them and they were not part of the original toy-line.

in the CMON Battle for Eternia set it came with a He-Man carrying an axe
and shield so i decided to paint him as an Anti He-Man.
the set also came with a Teela in snake themed armor and i decided to
paint her as an Eternian Goddess.

Heroic Warriors.

Roboto.

Moss Man.

Eternian Guards.

with what figures i had from these sets i did have a Teela in goddess outfit,
so i painted her as an Eternian Goddess.
instead of having two Teela, i could create two separate characters.

cornered like rats!!


Evil Warriors.


Stinkor.

Two Bad.

Spikor.

just like the Teela figure in the goddess outfit,
there is a He-Man armed with a battle axe so i painted him as the Anti He-Man.

more to come....

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