Over the years I have made several different versions of the "Micro Doc" figure. The head was a sculpt I made several years ago for a Star Wars figure in my likeness. The original head used for the design was a Star Wars Dash Rendar head. I've also used the 1980's version of Scoop as a head for my figures.

(80K) 321 x 504	This was the first design of my Micro Doc. The modified Galactic Defender Apoxie Sculpt¨ chest design. Arms were made using electrical connectors, model airplane hinges, Star Wars hands from a Dash Rendar figure, and shoulder joints from a Gundam like figure. Legs, feet and hips are original.	(37K) 205 x 432	Another view of the first Micro Doc
(38K) 217 x 432	Back view of the first Micro Doc	(38K) 212 x 432	This is the second version I made of Micro Doc. It was mostly just a part swap between several Spy Magicians. The most notable feature of this figure is the swivel arm that were built into the figure.
(35K) 208 x 432	Back view of version 2	(39K) 231 x 432	Version 3 was a slight modification on a Spy Magician. The two notable features on this figure is the left wrist cuff. It was a piece off of a Gundam kit. The second feature is that magnets were installed in the feet so that this figure could stick to a metal surface.
(40K) 275 x 432	Back view of version 3	(93K) 561 x 915	The magnets in the feet
(39K) 189 x 432	Version 4 was an attempt at using Bare Metal Foil¨. The head was completely wrapped in the foil	(40K) 197 x 432	Back view of version 4
(43K) 275 x 432	Version 5 was one of the first figures that I made a amber clear head.	(44K) 284 x 432	Back view of version 5
(43K) 245 x 432	Version 6 just had a Micro Doc head added to it. I always wanted a Pharoid version of the Micro Doc	(45K) 247 x 432	Back view of version 6
(50K) 345 x 432	Version 7 is a part swapped Spy Magician. Red, White and Blue colors. This figure sits on my desk at work. It has one of the casted backpacks that I have made over the years.	(41K) 298 x 432	Side of version 7
(42K) 328 x 432	Close-up of Backpack on version 7