Sorry for the delay, but I didn’t like the initial set of pictures I took Monday with Elektro’s camera. Last week I received my Harvey Two-Face figure courtesy of Joe, and wanted to integrate it in the shots. But I didn’t like the way they turned out, mostly because Harvey’s collar and tie just didn’t want to stay the f down. So yesterday I spend a few hours fixing the collar and tie and re-shot everything, but this time using my brother’s camera.
The batsignal itself has a few small improvements compared to the first-batch version:
• The outer housing has been reinforced around the pivot points.
• The projector light now has a better cover plate.
• The battery compartment is now better attach and therefore allowing the battery cover to open and close smoothly.
• The side to side rotation doesn’t have a 1 millimeter clearance anymore and therefore will rotate more smoothly and not shake.
• Circuit board has been moved in to the base, making it easier to solder and preventing the issues with the remote receiver.
• Also no paint issues this time.
Working on this batsignal was more fun this time. Probably because of no pressure or deadlines. Only thing that worked on my nerves was the weather. Exactly when I was ready to start painting, the temperature dropped below the recommended painting temperature. I waited a few days, then got angry, did some thinking, improvised and painted anyways. It takes longer to dry, but it works
. It took me about 4 weeks (working at least 6 to 8 hours a day) to finish the batsignal. Probably could have done it in 3.5 weeks if it wasn’t for the weather
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Anyway, that’s about it. Pictures are below, and if anyone missed the link, here it is again:
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320434689181
Best of luck if you’re going after it. If not, I hope you at least enjoy the pics