Broken ankle sir. No saving that one.I'm sure @Rzeznikk will tell you this was your fault for not knowing how to futz
But really this stand is a big fail and even if you felt it was safe do you really want to take that risk with a figure that cost you $1200?
I had two mini earthquakes in my area. I know many people do. They need to give people another option and stop being so stubborn about it and saying its the collectors fault. No its just a ****** base
Yeah that would totally work, I hate the idea of having my figures behind glass though. I like to see them with nothing in the way (although your way is clearly safer!)
I’m the same way. All of my figures are out in the open except for my Jokor and Iconiq Studio Ryu. It’s going to eat up a lot of space when I get more InArt stuff but I’d rather be safe than sorry.
Same. I even went as far as taping up the door/cabinet seams with black tape to avoid any moisture or smell from going in. I feel like the materials will last a long time this way.
Sucks that this has happened, but this should theoretically be an easy fix for an experienced customizer/modder like yourself.
I'm sure @Rzeznikk will tell you this was your fault for not knowing how to futz
100% agree. The magnetic base is nice…until it isn’t like in Darren’s case above.
I think you and I are in the same line of thinking with this one. I remember thinking it was my lighting when I unboxed the figure that made the shirt color appear more blue than the proto, but after having it set up the last couple months, I just can't unsee how blue it is. The funny thing is, I remember ppl dying the shirt a bluer color (denim blue I think it was), way back with the original HT DX01 I believe.
While I agree 100%, I will say, the recent repainted headsculpts we saw a couple pages back gave me a little more optimism on how to potentially save the figure(s). Before, I was full on going to sell the set. But, now I'm thinking maybe not if I can manage to rework them. The way some feel about Asmus Crown Gandalf the Grey is probably how I feel about the Jail Joker.
Normally I prefer mixed media shoes, but the DX11 ones looked oversized and lacked any real detail, same with the QS Joker shoes that were also fabric material. I think sculpted is the way to go for these shoes until someone shows it can work on a realistic level.
while I think the color and material choice is wrong on both, I think the cut-n-sew of the HT is looking better than the InArt, at least at the prototype stage, especially with the smaller and in scale 4-hole buttons vs the standard oversized ones that InArt went with.
This is is the only immediate threat to my collection. He just tends to hang out and admire things. Most of the time he just doesn’t carrot all…I’ll see myself out.
Do you think its possible to dye the inart vests? If I convert my prison joker to a bank robber Ill have a spare one to experiment on. I don't care how the rest of it gets affected as long as the green part in the front can look closer to what it needs to be. Or is there another solution?I think you and I are in the same line of thinking with this one. I remember thinking it was my lighting when I unboxed the figure that made the shirt color appear more blue than the proto, but after having it set up the last couple months, I just can't unsee how blue it is. The funny thing is, I remember ppl dying the shirt a bluer color (denim blue I think it was), way back with the original HT DX01 I believe.
While I agree 100%, I will say, the recent repainted headsculpts we saw a couple pages back gave me a little more optimism on how to potentially save the figure(s). Before, I was full on going to sell the set. But, now I'm thinking maybe not if I can manage to rework them. The way some feel about Asmus Crown Gandalf the Grey is probably how I feel about the Jail Joker.
Normally I prefer mixed media shoes, but the DX11 ones looked oversized and lacked any real detail, same with the QS Joker shoes that were also fabric material. I think sculpted is the way to go for these shoes until someone shows it can work on a realistic level.
while I think the color and material choice is wrong on both, I think the cut-n-sew of the HT is looking better than the InArt, at least at the prototype stage, especially with the smaller and in scale 4-hole buttons vs the standard oversized ones that InArt went with.
Of course, anything that I currently think looks better on the HT could change during the production and come out looking worse
Cute little thing
He’s the king of the house! Even has own little cardboard castle in the corner of the roomCute little thing
Dude thats awesomeHe’s the king of the house! Even has own little cardboard castle in the corner of the room
