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Yeah. Thankfully, it hasn't got worse. I still love the figure, especially since I never had the OC Bat.
 
I have a pretty odd question. My bats has some peeling happening, is there some sort of solution I can use to remove the entire dull coat?

I could have swore someone put some sort of rubber protectant on his suit but all it did was make it peel really bad. So he just peeled everything off and he said he liked it better like that. I can't remember who it was but I think he took advice form The Batman Professor about the protectant and that is what ended up happening. Yes, I believe it was in the DX09 oil thread.


@Maglor I think I'm going to go with the hero template. I agree with what you say abou the original. While it looks striking when futzed, it does seem impractical. I can see myself buying it further down the road for another Batman though. Out of curiosity which Batman are you putting the hero cape on?
 
The one this thread is about. I will have 2 cape options for that figure.
 
Well, I got my replcement boots today. I had to buy them, but it was worth it. Love this figure.
 
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How on Earth did it get like this?
 
Hmm i found a fix for that use scotch tape and paste it over affecteed area and quickly rip the tape off it'll take of that layer of ...whatever that stuff is
 
Crazy thing is, I think you're right toylion. Well not KFC greasy fingers :lol but rather just natural oils.

Still, I suspect I know why Maglors Batman arse is worn.

:monkey3
 
It wasn't because of oily hands. The finish just rubs off on some of these. Simple as that.


In this case oily hands would actually make less friction and less of the finish would rub off. Of course the oil would do damage of its own kind.
 
I would think this would be a given. I never touch any of my figures until I've washed my hands.

It wasn't because of oily hands. The finish just rubs off on some of these. Simple as that.


In this case oily hands would actually make less friction and less of the finish would rub off. Of course the oil would do damage of its own kind.

lol, I was just being funny. I know you don't touch your figures with greasy hands.
 
I was messing around with my Batman and I noticed that if you tilt the face plate it has a striking resemblance to a Mr. Sheldon Cooper. What do you guys think? How very appropriate it would be Batman.

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