Martian Manhunter - Bendaroos

DC Comics, Superhero, Martian Manhunter

Bendaroo Green Lantern

I built this guy a few weeks ago.  Unlike the others,  he's built only for Green Lantern.  He does not have interchangable armor.  

DC Comics superhero 

Bendaroo Batman

Batman is the only figure I made using this core body design.  I made this one to have the ability to bend his foot...specifically his toes, good for a kneeling position as when they have one knee on the ground and are holding a gun.

Bendaroo Superman

The classic Super man.

This is the third time I've made super man and the second with this body design.

Bendaroo Donald Duck

Bendaroo Classic Iron Man

To make Iron Man, you need red and yellow and a string of blue.  The blue will be for the eyes and mouth.

I start with the limbs.  

For the arms I left some red out (on the right) to use in attaching it to the body.

I stick strings through the loops in the arms and legs and attach them to each other and wrap them with extra bendaroos.

 In the picture below, the front is finished.

Finishing the back:

Our 4 year old neighbor agrees!  This guy looks like Iron Man!  

Bendaroo Creations - Yoda

My name is Jonah.  I'm 12, soon to be 13 and I have enjoyed making things with Bendaroos since I was 8 or so.  I wanted to share some of my creations and show a little bit of how I do it.

This is Yoda from Star Wars.

Here's how I started:

His feet.

I use pink for the insides because I don't use pink much and I want to save my other colors.

The black and white are going to be used for the eyes.  The extra string is hidden inside.  I don't cut my bendaroos so that I can undo what I've made and make different things.

I had to add some strings so he'd have enough fingers.

    

And that's Yoda!