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Hot Toys The Dark Knight Joker DX/Artisan 1/6 Scale Figure
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batfan08
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I just rewatched TDK for the first time in…honestly? It feels like it’s legitimately been a decade and I’m so excited for this guy, but also? All the controversy and arguing makes so much more sense to me. This ****’s like Han’s jacket color in Empire on Crack. I don’t think Heath’s hair and make-up looked the same in a single scene. Every one was different. Wet hair, dry hair, hair layered on top, hair hanging off the sides, caked-on make-up, porous make-up, washed out make-up…
It makes sense how he’s kept people obsessing for all these years, though. It’s literally impossible to have an, even, 98% accurate Joker because it won’t be accurate to the scene he was in moments before. Now, if InArt could just make a TDK Batman that looks nearly as good as their 1/12th scale, I’d be in business…
It makes sense how he’s kept people obsessing for all these years, though. It’s literally impossible to have an, even, 98% accurate Joker because it won’t be accurate to the scene he was in moments before. Now, if InArt could just make a TDK Batman that looks nearly as good as their 1/12th scale, I’d be in business…
edisonyu1017
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Very happy with the overall figure, but why did Howard decide to put a black dot on his nose? It's much more prominent in person than in the photo. I'm pretty sure it's not just my copy, but it's in secret base one and almost all copies in reviews on youtube. Any way to retouch it?
Seeing a few of these with paint rubs on the nose.
Probably the best sculpted Ledger Joker yet.
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Since I could only order the sculpted when I decided to get this...clearly the sculpted is better
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Since I could only the sculpted when I decided to get this...clearly the sculpted is better
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This might be the best comparison videos of these two figures.
Neither of them do a perfect job of nailing down Ledgers likeness (especially the hairline) but both are really cool figures. HT has a slight edge over InArt in terms of hair quality and better likeness around the eyes.
Watching that vid made realize that ht did the gloves wrong. The texture and color is off. Inart is more accurate.
Plex7
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I think sculpted will last longer. I get the feeling the rooted hair will somehow deteriorate overtime.
xb24
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How would it deteriorate?
Worse case is that the glue used to hold the hair in place gets old and loosens overtime causing the hair to fall out.
Same thing happened to me when I hit my 40’s.
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The hair used is wool, wool lasts decades if taken care of. Glue is another matter but I've yet to see anything I've glued over the years come apart due to age rather then wear. This include some toys etc that has been glued since I was a kid in the 80s with ****** cheap glue back then.
Wonderfultoys
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Anyone know when Sideshow releases Joker?
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