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I love the statue but I buy full sculpt only. Always worried what happens to cloth 10-20 yesrs from now. I have Bowens 15 years old that still look awesome
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Yup... the fabric usually ends up picking up lots of dust and looking worn I suppose.
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I am hoping they come our later with a full sculpt version
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Now you're talking. I just can't get over the fabric suit. Only MM I have is the AA Joker, which looks great but would have still preferred fully sculpted.
xforce
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The batman statue is awesome even in mixed media, but fully sculpted woukd for me make it an insta buy for me. I have held firm in no mixed media statues. Neither Xm or iron studios uses mixed media on thier 1/4
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Same here. Way easier to clean too. If anything, a repainted or minor touch up and it's all good.
krzykoopa
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what would you say is a timeframe for this?
BurningRage
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CBG should know the answer.
RagingBull
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I've got a few MM statues which must be over 10 years old now. No problem at all
That's good to hear.
xforce
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Cloth against polystyrene and paint... I will take paint every time
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krzykoopa
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obviously, you have a firm policy....
HeubertMichael
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If there's anything that I'm very cautious about on mixed-media figures I have, it's the rubber prints on cloth and pleather parts. For MA Batman I apply moisturizer on his pleather trunks once a month, while I hope that the rubber chest logo would not peel off too soon if at all.
I'm not worried at cotton and stretch-fabric suits. I have 12 year old lycra tank tops that have been used and abused at workouts and running, having undergone more than a decade of routinely getting soaked with sweat, getting washed, then dried under the sun and the only noticeable change would be the fading of the color. I agree that all-sculpt is way easier to clean though. I say this a lot everytime I dust the Batman (all-sculpt) and Joker (mixed media) lifesize busts.
I'm not worried at cotton and stretch-fabric suits. I have 12 year old lycra tank tops that have been used and abused at workouts and running, having undergone more than a decade of routinely getting soaked with sweat, getting washed, then dried under the sun and the only noticeable change would be the fading of the color. I agree that all-sculpt is way easier to clean though. I say this a lot everytime I dust the Batman (all-sculpt) and Joker (mixed media) lifesize busts.
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Well, since I keep my statues in open area. It picks up crazy amount of dust in no time.
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krzykoopa
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Well, since I keep my statues in open area. It picks up crazy amount of dust in no time.
I keep mine in open area as well, I dust them like I would the rest of my place once every other month about. I use a small rollable lint roller and have no problem at all. My fully sculpted statues I use a swiffer cloth. Same amount of work to me. Eventually I will have a enclosed display and wont have to worry about dust at all but I am not worried about extra dust or fading.
krzykoopa
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CBG knows all
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