We need a side-by-side of the two heads futzed in their respective ways to really note the difference between the two.
1/6 INART (Queen Studio) - The Dark Knight - Joker Collectible Figure
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Same here.. I think the rooted version takes a ton of futzing and even then the color isn’t 100% spot on.
Sculpted is good for the price imo.
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Couple payments left with Spec. Hope to get it by june.
Mr. EcKo
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Is anybody willing to sell me the bench that came with the jail cell diorama? I have the jail cell but I did not receive the bench.
Why not contact the retailer you got it from and tell them you didn't get the bench?
Mr. EcKo
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I misread the auction and didn't even realize it wasn't in any of the photos. I was in talks with the seller recently but no result yet.
mr.toy
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Hi fellow collectors!
Just got my Joker Standard ver. last night. I didn't have a lot of time to spend and fitz with it, but here are my first impressions:
1. I really like the box and the illustrations! It's minmalistic, yet very classy, a great presentation!
The front of the box-illustration of Joker has an almost psychedelic quality to it, really dig the design!
2. The letter from Inart is a really nice touch, they didn't have to include that but us collectors (well, me at least
really appreciate those kind of details.
3. Amazing accessories, really well made. The seamless arms are well painted and sculpted, although I still didn't get a chance to try them on.
The die cast weapons look brutal! They are heavy and even though they might present a challange for him to hold them, I still am amazed at how well they look and feel.
4. The figure. I was lucky enough not to have any QC issues, magnets are all in place, eyes are correctly aligned, no two right or left hands.
The figure looks jaw dropping...pics really don't do it justice. The paint application is so crisp! It is almost eerie how life-like he looks!
The proportions (with the coat, didn't take it off yet) are very much on point. He is a heavy dude and it feels very premium in hand.
5. Tailoring. By far the best tailoring I have seen in a mass produced figure. The colors are vivid and as far as I can tell, more or less true to the movie.
The coat sits very well on the figure and all the extra layers don't hinder the articulation that much, considering how much he has on.
The shoes are well sculpted, pethaps I am a little more fond of the ht Joker's shoes since they are made out of material. Still, not a deal breaker at all.
6. The stand. I read a lot of negative reviews about the stand and i was sceptical.
I have never used a magnetic stand before and it is a bit of a challenge to get used it.
I commend them for trying something not many companies have done (I heard Kaustic Plastik makes great magnetic basis). It is far from perfect but I am sure they will improve in future releases.
Be as it may, he is still standing, we shall see for how long
Overall, one of the best figures I have seen in hand. Is it a perfect figure? No and I am not sure we will ever see one. But considering this is Inart's first attempt at 1/6 scale figures, it is a home run! The pros outweigh the cons in my opinion.
In love with this representation of a legendary actor, one of the best triologies in cinematic history and surely a figure that will stand the test of time!
Happy collecting everyone
p.s. Pictures coming soon!
Just got my Joker Standard ver. last night. I didn't have a lot of time to spend and fitz with it, but here are my first impressions:
1. I really like the box and the illustrations! It's minmalistic, yet very classy, a great presentation!
The front of the box-illustration of Joker has an almost psychedelic quality to it, really dig the design!
2. The letter from Inart is a really nice touch, they didn't have to include that but us collectors (well, me at least
really appreciate those kind of details.3. Amazing accessories, really well made. The seamless arms are well painted and sculpted, although I still didn't get a chance to try them on.
The die cast weapons look brutal! They are heavy and even though they might present a challange for him to hold them, I still am amazed at how well they look and feel.
4. The figure. I was lucky enough not to have any QC issues, magnets are all in place, eyes are correctly aligned, no two right or left hands.
The figure looks jaw dropping...pics really don't do it justice. The paint application is so crisp! It is almost eerie how life-like he looks!
The proportions (with the coat, didn't take it off yet) are very much on point. He is a heavy dude and it feels very premium in hand.
5. Tailoring. By far the best tailoring I have seen in a mass produced figure. The colors are vivid and as far as I can tell, more or less true to the movie.
The coat sits very well on the figure and all the extra layers don't hinder the articulation that much, considering how much he has on.
The shoes are well sculpted, pethaps I am a little more fond of the ht Joker's shoes since they are made out of material. Still, not a deal breaker at all.
6. The stand. I read a lot of negative reviews about the stand and i was sceptical.
I have never used a magnetic stand before and it is a bit of a challenge to get used it.
I commend them for trying something not many companies have done (I heard Kaustic Plastik makes great magnetic basis). It is far from perfect but I am sure they will improve in future releases.
Be as it may, he is still standing, we shall see for how long
Overall, one of the best figures I have seen in hand. Is it a perfect figure? No and I am not sure we will ever see one. But considering this is Inart's first attempt at 1/6 scale figures, it is a home run! The pros outweigh the cons in my opinion.
In love with this representation of a legendary actor, one of the best triologies in cinematic history and surely a figure that will stand the test of time!
Happy collecting everyone
p.s. Pictures coming soon!
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The jail cell jokor looks more proportioned here then in other pictures. Kind of like the prototype pictures. This is stock?
For the jail head I think so too
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thanks. I ordered mine December 2022…..considering toyswonderlands reputation, I don’t expect them to fulfill it….
Hoping to find a leftover from some other site and then cancel my TW one.
Agentbutterman
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Wow this is SO much better. This makes me feel a bit better about this version as my first impressions out of the box weren't good. It's the hair that throws this one off the most.Rooted all the way for me, especially when you see it in-hand but the sculpted version definitely has it's charm. I think the sculpted works better straight out of the box, whereas the rooted Jail Cell version needs to be messed with.
For the Jail Cell version, it does need to be futz with to better match that scene. It's too straight and neat down the side of his face right out of the container. Just take some water and a paintbrush/toothbrush/toothpick to better give it that curly messy look. I used a fair bit of water and it still came out fine.
Don't be afraid to mess with it and comb the hair more towards the back of his head. You want the hair to appear shorter compared to the purple coat version. Also avoid having it puff out from the sides too much, doesn't match how his hair was during this scene. The product they're using on the hair is super strong and it holds the shape really well.
Can see how I did the hair here:
The hair on my jail cell joker poofs out like he's Gallagher on the sides.
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It’s stock, only thing I messed with was the shirt collar and tie.
FINALLY... someone turned the thing around and put the bars in front of Joker.
Mr. EcKo
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The fat man with light-up belly?
I don't know if he's still around, but I immediately thought that Zuno could have made a killer diorama out of that.
rothnroller
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I spent the afternoon working on the purple coat joker. Getting the head on was a nightmare. I took the advice here and loosened the tie and the collar and that helped greatly. However I was then left with a very loose tie and collar. Took me ages to tighten up the tie suffiently to hold the collar together. However the tie knot keeps dropping, giving the joker a Friday night at the pub look!
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