head to Shapeways Forum as lots of talented 3D modelling artists into the figurine stuff and you can hire someone to do the design and issue you the file on payment then you can get them made and paint them then sell them.....

Finding a different toy to mod, maybe reinforce, is really your best option if you don't like the stock one. Actually making a new one from scratch is no small undertaking. Money or time.

This looks cool but is way too big.

http://www.amazon.com/Marvel-67001-Wolverine-Masked-Bust/dp/B000NYQJGC/ref=sr_1_2

Tmezel will be able to do something with it. He is good.

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Something like this with a more rubberized / reenforced base would be rad

Pardon my ignorance, but I'm picking this game up Saturday. What is the purpose of modding Wolverine on the LE?

Well, im in no way an expert (as ive only had my X-men since November) but i have followed the post on here (there are lots and lots). A lot of people "remount" wolverine so he slightly more to the right and out of the beast shot path ever so slightly. More recently the concern on all versions is that Wolverine is a bash toy that takes lots of hits and breaks in 2 areas mostly; the back where the screws mount to the post and in the in the front of his belt where the ball mainly hits. Ive only experienced the back issues myself, but have twice. As these machines are basically out of warranty now, replacement wolverines will cost yah nearly $100 a pop.