1/6 INART (Queen Studio) - The Dark Knight - Joker Collectible Figure

[iqubal]

I still have that Topo toys set that was sold a while back, along with the body. I just need a sculpt.

I've been trying to find this TOPO set lol. 2.0 is coming out in December though. Guess I can wait.

 

[iqubal]

Pretty sure that's all DX11 there except the custom coat that Justin admits to.

Correct. Everything is dx 11 except for the coats. Looks like a daftoys coat but tailored in a bit.

 

[FlyAndFight]

This thread has to be the hardest thread in the entire forum to stay up to date with. I step out for a minute and there's "5" new pages of posts upon my return. (and that's just from Hando...)

 

[Darren Carnall]

One thing I've only just noticed on that sculpted video is that the 'skin' lines on the forehead are supposed to be in the wrinkles. That's what makes the makeup come off the Joker.

But here they've painted them on in a completely different place and you can see the winkles sitting much higher. Huh.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Hey Darren!

Oh no... you're right!

 

[sj2106]

One of the things I see people lauding about InArt are the magnetic bases, how it's revolutionary, great, overdue...

Those things may be true, to some extent at least. But man are they in for a stark wake up call when they realize their T posed, slapped on a stand and shoved amongst 25 figures in a detolf shelf "technique" of posing won't cut it anymore.

If magnetic stands really are the future, a lot of folks are going to have to learn to actually play with their toys and properly pose them. Even museum poses require an attention to center of mass, what your threshold is for ankle tilt, counterbalance with accessories, and more. Magnets in the feet aren't going to magically make those go away, in fact I genuinely expect the magnetic stand to be a "con" for a lot of people who simply don't have the patience or eye for posing.

I can already hear it in tons of reviews: "Joker looks great but absolutely can't stand on his own. The magnetic base is a nice idea, but InArt really dropped the ball by not including a traditional stand". All the while the poor figure is going to be center frame with a posture that looks like you asked a toddler to draw a newborn deer taking it's first steps.

My only experience with a magnetic base is the Bela Lugosi Dracula figure I got in yesterday and so far it's a revelation.

No way is he going anywhere once on that stand. Even leaning all his body weight forward he doesn't topple over. In fact you can pick him up by the head and the base comes with him.

I imagine InArt's magnets will be just as strong.

 

[Darren Carnall]

Hey Darren!

Oh no... you're right!

Sorry, I've just turned a thing nobody had even noticed into a thing you can all never unsee now

 

[DiostaR]

Pick one...


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The last one. (I like the one with the tongue out)

 

[Darth Meda]

Just watched the review on the sculpted hair Joker and oh boy am I glad I impulse bought the Premium Version and the standard for The Batman. I felt like a fat kid with cake looking at the sculpt that Justin reviewed

 

[Hando]

One of the things I see people lauding about InArt are the magnetic bases, how it's revolutionary, great, overdue...

Those things may be true, to some extent at least. But man are they in for a stark wake up call when they realize their T posed, slapped on a stand and shoved amongst 25 figures in a detolf shelf "technique" of posing won't cut it anymore.

If magnetic stands really are the future, a lot of folks are going to have to learn to actually play with their toys and properly pose them. Even museum poses require an attention to center of mass, what your threshold is for ankle tilt, counterbalance with accessories, and more. Magnets in the feet aren't going to magically make those go away, in fact I genuinely expect the magnetic stand to be a "con" for a lot of people who simply don't have the patience or eye for posing.

I can already hear it in tons of reviews: "Joker looks great but absolutely can't stand on his own. The magnetic base is a nice idea, but InArt really dropped the ball by not including a traditional stand". All the while the poor figure is going to be center frame with a posture that looks like you asked a toddler to draw a newborn deer taking it's first steps.

It would be cool if they would include a magnetic crotch grabber as an option.

 

[Hando]

New sculpted video

The sculpted looks pretty solid. I think the hair on the rooted is too light

 

[Hando]

Sculpted looks great as well. I'm kind of tempted to pick up a single sculpted from Kit but I know I don't NEED it.

Someone persuade me otherwise.

Do it

 

[Wor-Gar]

The sculpted looks pretty solid. I think the hair on the rooted is too light

Kit has some sculpted Jokers if you want to change from light rooted hair to darker sculpted.

 

[Hando]

This thread has to be the hardest thread in the entire forum to stay up to date with. I step out for a minute and there's "5" new pages of posts upon my return. (and that's just from Hando...)

 

[Hando]

Kit has some sculpted Jokers if you want to change from light rooted hair to darker sculpted.

What Id really like is to find one of those yuan heads

 

[Hando]

Almost seems like they are trying to avoid showing this one but its probably just a coincidence

 

[Wor-Gar]

What Id really like is to find one of those yuan heads

Give yourself at least a year with InArt Joker 2-pack before you start to upgrade to Yuan.

 

[MGS_OldBoy57]

I like the sculpted version but I still think they didn’t do well with hiding the hair plugs. They’re much easier to see on the sculpt above. Other than I’m very happy with what I see so far.

 

[Hando]

I like the sculpted version but I still think they didn’t do well with hiding the hair plugs. They’re much easier to see on the sculpt above. Other than I’m very happy with what I see so far.

That is what makes me curious about seeing how the one above came out. I think on the other one they did a good job.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Hando, I fear no matter what you receive -- even with a Yuan head on top -- you've worked yourself up so much that you will not, can not, be satisfied.

You must unlearn what you have learned...