 Hey Joe fans hooded Cobra Commander 788 here, and this is the last of my Joefest 2019 coverage. This is a video I wanted to get to a long time ago, but a couple things got in the way like Cobra Convergence, and I had to keep up with my regular review schedule. But since I have a little time off, I can at last show you the Joefest 2019 custom class figure. This video would not be possible without the help of Bart Simon. This is his figure. He participated in the custom class at Joefest. He let me borrow this figure for a little while so I could take a closer look at it, and he allowed me to shoot some video of it. We shot this video at my table at Joefest. This figure is a modern interpretation of the action force figure Skeletron. I do have an O-ring custom Skeletron figure. It was an exclusive to Roll Out Roll Call 4 by Blood for the Baron. This was a generous gift from a viewer. Thank you for that. The custom Skeletron figure from Joefest is entirely different. It has modern construction. According to Bart, the custom class started about 9 o'clock on Saturday at Joefest and ran to about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Each participant got a kit that included a head, a torso, upper arms, a codpiece, hands, arm cannons, a machete, and an attachment for the arm cannon. Participants needed to supply some parts themselves, including cobra bat, elbows, and accelerator suit legs. But apparently on the day the elbows were supplied. There was some DIY work in the class, including drilling out peg holes on the arm cannon. The class provided paints, paint brushes, and glue so you could make your own unique custom out of the parts. The cost for the class was $50. I've always wanted to do a custom class like this, but I was just too busy at my own table to break away and participate in a class. The final product is the figure you see here. I think Bart did a fine job with the parts available. Thanks Bart for allowing me to shoot some video of your custom figure. It was nice to see you, and I hope to see you again at a future Joefest. That was my review of the 2019 Joefest custom class figure with thanks to Bart Simon. I hope you enjoyed it, and if you're thinking about doing one of these custom classes, I hope this gives you some idea of what to expect. I'll be back next week with a full vintage GI Joe toy review. I'll see you all then, and until then remember only GI Joe is GI Joe.