Cap fights Crossbones

The new movie "Captain America the Winter Soldier" may have been released about 2 and a half weeks ago, but we are not done creating our minifigures of characters from the movie! The newest one is Crossbones, or as he was known in the movie, Brock Rumlow, which is his alter ego. Though in the movie he does not actually become the villain "Crossbones" yet, I made his traditional comic book mask so he could still look like a villain. Hopefully Rumlow will don the mask in "Captain America 3", which comes out in 2016, but for now I will just have to be content with the design from the comics... oh well, it looks great anyway!
       Also scroll down to see new pictures of Captain America wearing his Strike team uniform as seen
       in the movie.

And here comes Cap sporting his new look as well!

And a struggle ensues! Try to ignore the tape and wires on the ground supporting them, I'm not a photoshop pro

Now, in case you were wondering, when I called it a mask, that did mean that it is removable! The mask is made of paper folded and glued together meticulously, and underneath is the face of Brock Rumlow!

And even more- his vest is removable to reveal a more movie accurate costume; the crossed straps are meant to resemble the crossbones image he wore on his chest in the comics, hence the villainous name.

But here comes Cap- to him, Rumlow is an ally but if you have seen the movie, you know that doesn't last...

Go ahead and try Crossbones, you can't keep up friendly appearances forever! 

So that's all that's new at Wrightworks today, up next will be Falcon- stay tuned.

Captain America vs the Winter soldier

The new Captain America movie has just been released in America so in celebration I have taken some photos of our new Winter Soldier figure fighting the newly made Captain America figure, this one being the WWII uniform version. I based the images off of some actual stills taken from the new movie, so now you can see them in miniature form!
I included the movie images for comparison. Stay tuned for more Wrightworks creations from Cap 2!