operation MotU: miscellaneous characters VI

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awhile back i got a few 3D prints made of some characters for my MotU collection.
unfortunately the shop i got my first sets of prints from, ModestMiniStudio must have gone
under or just pulled out because they are not on Etsy anymore.
which i was kind of sad, they had great figures.
i went on Etsy and found a nice shop called NaHminiatures.
click here to visit.

i really like how these prints i am finding on Etsy are scaling nicely with the CMON
miniatures i have been acquiring for some time.
  this time around i got Sk-Klone and Dragstor made.


Sy-Klone.
i wasn't a fan of him having his shield on top of his wrist like that but what can you do?
i was happy that this print had the red fan decor on his back.
i've seen a few Sy-Klones with and without it and in my opinion it looks cool with it.


Dragstor.
when i got this character printed the Etsy shop also had another pose to offer and i could
not pass it up because it would be nice to look on the table-top.
i just wish he had a better pose in his upright stance.

i finally got around to finishing up the rest of the Assault of Castle Grayskull expansion
box set from CMON's Clash of Eternia boardgame,
this time painting up some Skelcons.


the skelcons in the box set was sculpted with wings but i decided to clip off the wings and
make them seem like what i have seen mostly and that is without the wings.


the two poses that are offered in the box set without wings.
i did read somewhere that some dark magic that was created by Evil Horde
gave them those wings.


surrounded by Skelcons, Fisto plans his opportunity to take out these evil minions. 

Comments

  1. Dave StoneJanuary 15, 2026 at 6:11 AM

    Great finds on Etsy, saves a lot of converting work to fill out the obscure characters, the Skelcons look fantastic too, and good call on the wings.

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    1. Mr. MartinJanuary 15, 2026 at 11:32 PM

      thanks man. much appreciated.
      I don't mind doing the converting work to make characters, only if I have the right pieces to make a proper figure. its what makes the hobby even more enjoyable for me.

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  2. mistercJanuary 22, 2026 at 12:56 AM

    A great selection of minis. I don't know the source material, but they look great fun and you've matched your reference picture very well.

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    1. Mr. MartinJanuary 22, 2026 at 6:29 PM

      thank you very much.
      I try to stick to either the original Filmation artwork or action figure that I feel is the best representation of the character.

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