Should have mine in 7 days.
Also, I'm way behind in this tread. Last thing I saw was people debating about the differences between the '89 and the Returns suit. Did I miss anything important?
As great a job as Hot Toys did on the sculpt, I think the Billiken kit deserves kudos for being there long before HT. I saw the shot above and thought it was the Billiken kit, not the HT figure, HT got teh ears a bit nicer, but they're both quite close to each other.
Here's a shot of an old Sovereign custom that used the Billiken kit.
The teaser for a Con Ex. BD version coming this summer.
What...
Are you kidding?
As great a job as Hot Toys did on the sculpt, I think the Billiken kit deserves kudos for being there long before HT. I saw the shot above and thought it was the Billiken kit, not the HT figure, HT got teh ears a bit nicer, but they're both quite close to each other.
Here's a shot of an old Sovereign custom that used the Billiken kit.
That's one of Shawn's later Batman figures, during the Great Run of 2008-9. His early ones (2002-2005) are really the best, back when he used casted cowls from the Billiken kit. Once he started sculpting his own likeness, like the above, it was over.
I know I have the earlier ones as well,with the casted cowls but it fell apart a while back. The glueing was bad
Nice Kit
Here was my custom by Sovereign, it's funny I thought that the likeness was great at the time, but comparing it to what Hot toys has done, wow how unique HT's made their version spot on!
As great a job as Hot Toys did on the sculpt, I think the Billiken kit deserves kudos for being there long before HT. I saw the shot above and thought it was the Billiken kit, not the HT figure, HT got teh ears a bit nicer, but they're both quite close to each other.
Here's a shot of an old Sovereign custom that used the Billiken kit.
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