Hot Toys Bruce Wayne/Batman (2011 Toy Con Ex) review + pics
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toylion
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*Fixed*
Yep, that's me. I read it in first print and have been using it since. G.I. Joe had some big feet.
Their all going to break sooner or later, that's why when I fixed my right foot I also did the left. I actually replaced the boot feet with Hot Toys bare feet. Wasn't easy and not for everyone, as one person left his boot all loose. But here's how I fixed mine. I turned the top of the boot all the down, almost inside out. Then pried out the boot foot very carefully and replace them with the barefeet.
Lion,
I just finished taking the broken plastic out of the right boot. Wow, what a pain in the ass it was. However, I did manage to get it out without damage to the rubber. I am for sure leaving the left alone and hoping it stays in good shape. Thanks for the tutorial, I truly appreciate it.
toylion
Super Freak
Lion,
I just finished taking the broken plastic out of the right boot. Wow, what a pain in the ass it was. However, I did manage to get it out without damage to the rubber. I am for sure leaving the left alone and hoping it stays in good shape. Thanks for the tutorial, I truly appreciate it.
My pleasure. Glad you were able to fix it.
How different are these boots from those on the TDK or DX versions? Can boots from those figures be fit onto the legs of the Bruce Wayne version?
I've been told they are the same. At least the DX boots are.
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The sculpts are a little different from the OC to the TDK V1 to the DX. They vary slightly.
But yes, the boots are all compatible with different figures. You could easily take the DX boots and plug them into this version.
thanks guys
I was switching out some parts on my Batman when I discovered two extra hand pegs in the box. 
Well, better late than never to help ease the burden of pulling out those bloody pegs.
Well, better late than never to help ease the burden of pulling out those bloody pegs.
Yeah, they are a little hidden on this one.Some people couldn't find theirs.
I was switching out some parts on my Batman when I discovered two extra hand pegs in the box.
Well, better late than never to help ease the burden of pulling out those bloody pegs.
Yeah, they are a little hidden on this one.Some people couldn't find theirs.
I'm guessing I'm one of the some people as I was convinced this figure didn't come with any extra pegs, where are they in the box?
I'm guessing I'm one of the some people as I was convinced this figure didn't come with any extra pegs, where are they in the box?
Right under the body you'll see a little white pouch of desiccant. Pick that up and they're under that.
Right under the body you'll see a little white pouch of desiccant. Pick that up and they're under that.
Obviously under the body didn't apply to mine because he's not in the box but low and behold I opened the box and just staring at me were the pegs!! I swear I've never seen them in there before
Don't feel bad your not the only one.Anyway, I have mine posed with his left arm extended and right arm pulled back to punch.Does anyone if this will this leave permanent creases in the suit if left for an extended amount of time?
jye4ever
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Batman DX, OC, OC Ex and even 89 could've had 500 points of articulation, all 4 still need to be posed with arms and legs straight.
Batman DX, OC, OC Ex and even 89 could've had 500 points of articulation, all 4 still need to be posed with arms and legs straight.
As I am new at this hobby, I think there is no much fun on have the figure posed with the arms and legs straight, I really don't care if the figure ends up lasting just a couple of years
