I've had some of these stock heads for myself for a long time now.
So I was thinking that I would share them here.
I'm still in the progress of making other character stuff.

Wolverine:

Sephiroth: (No recolors)

Shadow:

Buu:

Cloud: (no recolors)

Castle Crashers:

Update: 10/5/13


Knuckles:

Venom: (These are some of my own recolors I made a long time ago) (then there was Widow)

CPU's:


Update: 10/7/13


King Bob-omb:


Update: 10/9/13
DOWNLOAD NOW AVAILABLE!


This download will not only include the stock heads. It will include
CSP's, some of my personal stuff, and battle portraits. Make sure you people read some of the read me files for some INFORMATION.


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How do you like my new title?
Is it awesome? Leave a feedback and tell me how you like it.

I made this myself, it was pretty easy of course.
I can make the other CPU announcer calls but, I won't do it unless someone wants me to do it.

Here's a preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aFdng9USeg&list=UU1MoZB5u3WrJ27yMnZf8D3w&feature=player_detailpage

This is only a strap loader, not a strap menu. Let me explain.
I'll be using this for the loader, made it myself.

Ok, I know I really liked the portal strap menu made by Kiro,and Lemonaidslip. this is similar. I have made a few of my own versions last year. Now here's what this mod is all about.
People can choose their OWN strap menu and have my picture as the strap loader.
So that they're combining strap menus. I don't know about the people who can't use brawlbox for some reason, but I'll have to leave them with the old boring strap menu along with my amazing strap loader.  

I've been using my custom strap loader for about a few days now and I might release it when I'm done updating it with more stuff/fixes. Once I upload this, this thread will be used for feedbacks.
I want to know what everyone thinks of this.  

I saw this program last year and I forgot the name of it.
Could anyone tell me where to find it? To be specific, it's a program that let's you choose the looping point of the brstm file, and then I remembered that you can play it in that program to see if the looping point is right.