The Sandman

Added March 31st, 2001 by
Filed Under Four-Color Icons, DC Comics, Plastic

The Sandman is character I’m not as familiar with as I would prefer, but I have always greatly enjoyed his character design. I always felt the official DC Direct Sandman was nice, but the sculpt wasn’t their finest. For a character than runs around with a gas mask, I felt drama was a necessity.

Sandman is essentially a repaint of the Angel figure from the Buffy the Vampire Slayer line. A reworked gas mask from McFarlane’s Psycho Mantis was added and he’s all set for action. Kneadatite was used for the suit and hat, and the gun was originally a shotgun from a Tomb Raider figure, I believe.

Though he’s not 100% comic-accurate, I’m still pleased with how this early work turned out.

Created Spring 2001

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