The Brown Knight
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Does anyone have any images of the QS009 Batman Begins Bruce Wayne head sculpt on the Neca 1/4 Batman Begins body (with harness as well if possible)?
Does anyone have any images of the QS009 Batman Begins Bruce Wayne head sculpt on the Neca 1/4 Batman Begins body (with harness as well if possible)?
Well, I found a video of a collector that put the QS001 head on the Neca figure.
Thanks, i've seen this though. Surprised no one has a custom harness look on that body.
Guess you'll have to be the first to try it!
The other two for his retirement fund
Yeah the little rubber crotch grabber points can leave small indents in the rubber of the suit. I just make sure that gabber is a little lower between his legs and not pressing too hard into the suit. He's pretty stable standing on his own, so you don't really need that piece embedded in his er... groin, or whatever.Just picked this guy up! I feel like I’ve heard of issues with the stand damaging the suit. Any advice to avoid that?
Just picked this guy up! I feel like I’ve heard of issues with the stand damaging the suit. Any advice to avoid that?
Yeah the little rubber crotch grabber points can leave small indents in the rubber of the suit. I just make sure that gabber is a little lower between his legs and not pressing too hard into the suit. He's pretty stable standing on his own, so you don't really need that piece embedded in his er... groin, or whatever.
Yeah from what I recall, I didn't slide the cradle up too much, just enough to reach the mid-thigh. Plus I also wrapped it with foam for good measure.
That's not just some piece of foam you found, right? It should be archival safe (so nothing harmful like CFC, chlorine, acid, etc.) if it's making direct contact with your figure.
I'm sure whatever you're using hasn't harmed the figure, but maybe also don't use random foam. It's why some foam melts or sticks onto collectibles if left in contact for long periods.
Bringing this thread back from the dead. I've been tinkering for the past few weeks with this figure and have made some mods. Trying to get closer to the screen accurate finish and style. Still on the look out for a darker more velvet cape. The matte finish I applied to the suit was pretty subtle, but it knocked back the shine a bit and helped marry the finish between the head and the body better. Plus, glossing up the gauntlets help make the suit appear more matte in contrast.
- Custom cape by Jaxxon
- interior body mod to torso, to allow arms to sit closer to body
- interior body mod to traps, to remove gap between traps and cowl
- Refinished entire suit with matte finish
- Refinished gauntlets with semi gloss finish
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I used folded cardstock between the body and the suit. But foam, cotton, etc. would probably all work just as well. It's more just finesse and trial and error to make sure you don't get any odd lumps.Nice work. What did you use to pad the traps out?
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