Jeff12burq
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Batman Begins DX!

I think it's hilarious that at any point, no matter what time, you come to this thread and someone is talking about the boots.![]()
Batman Begins DX!![]()
Lol I tried to not talk about it too! I just wanted to talk about how stupid this looks to me now instead![]()
Seriously though anyone get what I mean? Still like the figure but it looks dated realism wise with these wonky proportions.
I tugged a bit from the rubber until it separated from the seam at where it connects at the sole of the boot, then i gently unglued it enough to get at the socket. I dremeled around the socket enough to receive the female part of the average TrueType foot (which I removed from the foot by prying it out after I dunked the foot in hot water.)
A little bit of glue to hold the new socket in place, carefully glued back up the seam of the rubber to the sole and then replaced the original black ankle joints which are too small to be nice and tight, with regular tt ankle pegs.
Put the boots on, tighter and better than the original, will last forever and can stand and hold poses for the first time ever without a stand.
I reccomend everyone do this even if your feet aren't broken yet, plus they will break anyway, the plastic is self deteriorating.
That's a Tony Meis cape...my favorite out of the customs available
how are you attaching that cape ?
Just put the cowl on over the cape...it will hold it on place![]()
Would anyone know if the DX12 collar would fit on the BW head? Thanks.
It kind of fits its not flush but from a distance it looks ok.
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So I've got the same problem with the broken right boot that everyone else is having. What are the potential solutions here?
A) I tried blue poster tack as suggested by one poster. This keeps the boot on the leg, but there's no articulation in the foot - it only stays at one angle, because the ball isn't actually in a socket. It's just stuck to the shattered remains of the socket, thanks to the tack.
Because of this, my guy is still unstable - he's taken more than one dive in the few days since I've tried the poster tack. Am I doing something wrong, or is there a certain manner in which the tack should be applied, to retain articulation?
B) I'm considering DX12 boots (since MMS71, DX02, and Bat-Demon boots are now rare and far too expensive). I think another poster mentioned a potential chemical reaction specifically with the new DX12 boots on this figure - has anybody else seen any evidence of this or know of a way this can be prevented?
Has anyone tried the DX12 boots for this guy yet?? That may be a good solution.
As far as the boot mod you may want to get in touch with Toylion I think he saved all the pics of it. I did the mod too but I don't have the pics. They're in this thread somewhere if you wanted to check.