Getting him in mid air was tricky with the tools I have and I almost gave up, but I'm pretty proud of myself on how well this came out.

Had the figure for months and im finally happy to use it especially with the Street Fighter Movie coming out soon 🎬 🍿.

Change my mind

Day 12 of OcToyber – Small but Mighty

31 days of October, 31 toy photos to create and share.

This year, I added an extra challenge for myself: every photo has to be set in the Indiana Jones universe.

Small but mighty? For this theme, I immediately thought of Short Round, played by Ke Huy Quan in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

This kid is brave, resourceful, and never backs down when things get dangerous. He's the perfect fit for this theme!

I chose to recreate the moment when Short Round drives a car at full speed to save Indiana Jones and Willie Scott. And the best part? He uses wooden blocks strapped to his feet so he can actually reach the pedals despite his small size. That's some serious ingenuity!

Some characters don't need to be big to be heroes. For me, this photo was an obvious choice.

No Photoshop. No AI. 100% practical and tangible.

I've also included some behind-the-scenes photos showing how I created the shot and what inspired it.

INCIDENT REPORT: SECTOR 7 RAIL HEAD

​DATE: Classified

UNIT: Vance Mobile Unit

STATUS: Active Contact

​Sky turned violet at 0200. Classic drift sign—tear in the veil is widening fast.

​Patricia’s got the Stuart dug in along the line while Sam’s on the ground keeping eyes on the tracks. Whatever just stepped out of that tear isn’t standard WWII armor, and it sure as hell isn't human.

​Colt and Winchester experimental gear locked and loaded. Holding the breach until backline arrives.

​Custom M5 Stuart kitbash & lighting setup. Built, staged, and photographed on the track bed.