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Sounds like 100% made up crap to me.

I can't believe they made this instead of the panther suit.

I wouldn't think too hard about the look of this piece. When the new '89 Batman was announced, it was clearly just a DX09 that had been pulled out of the mothballs and put on display. By the time it went up for preorder a year later, it had been significantly revised. Of course, you never know...

Ah, I see. I haven't needed to make any replacement requests through OSK before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. Glad your Joker problem got solved--SSR shipped all the Silver Knights with sculpted parts that were all the wrong colour, and then just completely washed their hands of it. Won't...

Hm. Wonder if I fell through the cracks...

I notice that the inner edge of the cape is visible riding up the sides of the collar. Do you think that edge could be folded under to give the cape a nicer folded look where it meets the collar?

Did Kit actually get a reply from InArt on your issue? He messaged me a week ago saying he would check with them regarding my missing faceplate, but I haven't heard back since. Really frustrating issue since the faceplate they didn't give me is the one I intended to display.

I'm still waiting to hear back regarding my missing faceplate. Kit responded quickly to tell me that he'd look into it with InArt, but nothing in the week since.

Anyone know any comic-style 1/6 painters who are taking commissions out there? Was looking at JCM, but he appears to be out of the game.

No two businesses are the same, really. Could be as simple as that little bit extra just not being in the budget.

I can almost guarantee that "A youtuber said it, so that's what we'll do, and we won't try anything else" is not what happened. They probably prototyped several options and went with the one that was most cost-effective (and feasible to manufacture on a large scale) while still providing some...

It's the ankles that are the issue. Without a crotch grabber or other support, all of the figure's weight hinges on the ankles. Inevitably, the ankles will give--even just a little--and once the figure is leaning, it's more pull on the magnets.

Has anyone tried the unmasked InArt head on the HT body? Seems like you'd need a spare InArt neck connector, seeing as it's magnetic.

Anyone know if anyone out there is still producing the 1989 armoury dioramas? Could use one for my DX09 once this comes in.

....And the eye stalks inside the cowl are so short that I can't actually maneuver them. Are they all like this or did I somehow get a weird one?

Well, so far: One of the plastic housings for the magnets was loose inside the base. I had to unscrew the rails, correctly place the magnet, and screw it back together to fix it. Easily fixed, at least. The magnet on the back of the default faceplate came unglued the first time I tried to take...

I admit I'm disappointed they didn't change how far his nose hangs out of the cowl. It really doesn't look like that in the film.

I would have bought Batman, but after the Silver Knight, I wouldn't purchase from SSR again. The colour on the sculpted parts didn't match the costume at all, ruining the figure.

I just received this. The colour match between the sculpted pieces and the outfit is non-existent. The boots, gloves, and cowl are closer to the colour of a Hush-style suit, not a silver age suit. In my opinion, it ruins an otherwise great figure completely. Honestly kind of shocking that they...

Ah, interesting. That conforms to Nanjin's earlier comment that he doesn't use those "best in the world" painters for the pieces used for product photos--since it would be a result unachievable in mass production, as we see with HT.