BeefEaster
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My standard version has the tiniest dark paint spot on its forehead near the hairline and now that I've noticed it it's all I can see every time I look at it.
1/6 INART (Queen Studio) - The Dark Knight - Joker Collectible Figure
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I love Google photos. They made this collage and sent it to me in my dropdown 
Mine shipped today.
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Thank you kit for the speedy delivery! Really liking the set and no issues as far as I can tell.
Not too keen on the magnetic base or the arms. The eyes are the weakest part for me, but once posed it’s not too bad.
Definitely recommend heating up the hair and separating the strands if you have the sculpted version.
Not too keen on the magnetic base or the arms. The eyes are the weakest part for me, but once posed it’s not too bad.
Definitely recommend heating up the hair and separating the strands if you have the sculpted version.
Comparing my jail cell Joker to screen grabs from the movie, the hair just look to poofy and maybe too much of it. Makes the head seem more oversized than it is.
Still very happy with it but wish they had done more to differentiate it from the purple coat sculpt and make it more scene accurate. I need to roll the sleeves up and adjust the collar to.
Body definitely needs padding out in places especially the shoulders.
Still very happy with it but wish they had done more to differentiate it from the purple coat sculpt and make it more scene accurate. I need to roll the sleeves up and adjust the collar to.
Body definitely needs padding out in places especially the shoulders.
I think it depends on how you futz it. There's also a high probability of variance for each head if they were assembled by hand.
That definitely looks more accurate. I suppose to futz it I need to add a little water, the hair is very stiff right now. I am very happy with amount of brown in the hair. Noticed a few had maybe too much green.
You really need to break up that thick comb-over.
I do, just paranoid about ruining it
don't want to end up with something resembling this..
I have another deluxe on the way from onesixthoutfitters. Shipped yesterday and scheduled to arrive tomorrow 
First one I got is blue tac free but kind of hoping to get a blue tac version just to see if there are any obvious differences.
First one I got is blue tac free but kind of hoping to get a blue tac version just to see if there are any obvious differences.
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I spent like 30 minutes working on the hair. It was actually pretty fun moving the bangs forward and trying to unpoof and shape the sides. Plus the hair product smelled nice.
I do, just paranoid about ruining it
Totally get it. But just run a toothpick through that comb-over in a few places -- even that little bit will help I bet.
With a little water?
Try without first. See how it goes. As you get more comfortable, then move up to water. I don't have this in hand yet so I can't advise actual styling tips.
Take it slow, a few bits at a time. You'll see how easy it is. If you can style your own hair, you can do Joker's.
Both @Chopper Face and myself gave some fairly in depth tips on how to work with the hair. Just have to search the thread some pages back. Chopper Face also gave progress photosI do, just paranoid about ruining it
Quick tips: dip soft paint brush in water to slowly dampen hair> use tweezer and/or toothpick to separate the hair>use tweezers/toothpick/fingers to restyle hair> repeat until satisfied>let dry
In between the separation and the restyling stages it will probably look a bit like that pic you posted actually, you just have to follow through and not stop. There's so much product in the hair that you really don't need to worry about it looking/staying wild
I definitely prefer it for the sculpted hair jail sculpt based on pics
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dominishin
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I think futzing with the clothing and angle helps just as much with the head size. I didn't mess with the hair with mine yet (unless you count moving some hairs around with my fingers), don't think I will.
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Thank you. I'll look back at those posts and make some notes. Might wait for some video demo's before going in with a brush.
Hair on my purple coat Joker is very similar but because the proportions are so much better with the extra layers It doesn't bother me as much. Coat needs some futzing and maybe water treatment mentioned in this thread. Only minor issue is the collar wanting to ride up above the tie. Have to keep pushing it down.
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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.I do, just paranoid about ruining it
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:
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