Mad Hatter

Added October 18th, 1998 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under Early Works, "Angst" style, Plastic

Though it’s got some rough spots on his back, I’m really happy with this custom. It’s a heavily modified Wizard figure from the Fantastic Four line that was released a few years back. By using a 5″ scaled figure as a base, the Mad Hatter is nice and small when placed with the rest of the custom Bat-villains.
To make the head, I began by reshaping a Star Trek Jean-Luc Picard head. The hat and sideburns were created with Super Sculpy. It’s been quite some time since I created this figure, so I am unsure of the source for the jacket. It was most likely a trench coat that I cut down to the proper shape. The bowtie and vest were added last, and created from Kneadatite.

Though this is something of my own personal interpretation of the Mad Hatter, I hope to one day revisit this character and make a custom a little closer to his comic book counterpart.

Created Fall 1998

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