In the specs it says it rotates 360 degrees, and one photo shows the figure standing there instead -- I assume it's got some kind of peg in the base, which also means you probably can't display it on its own without a modification.
Yeah, seeing the computer next to the car really puts the size in perspective. Not sure where I would put the thing now.
I liked the simplicity but for me it could have used more contrast -- in service to 'realism' the suits can get drab and muddy on film.
Loved the BVS suit. Thick neck, short ears, angry eyebrows and massive shoulders. Shame they fudged that formula with the JL suit. It's unfortunate that the BVS proportions are also hard to get in figure form without sacrificing movement. I'm curious as to how InArt would handle that design after HT had such a tough time with it.
Seeing the HT Batmobile side on like that highlights just how shortened it looks. It's missing about 10cm in length. I photoshopped it to give a better idea of how it should be. It bothered me at first, but it has so much presence, i can overlook it. When viewed at an angle or from the front, it's not really noticeable.
Wow seeing this photo the DX09 sculpt looks way more accurate.
It's a good suit, but it's one area that the Keaton suit I think still has one of the biggest advantages: the yellow contrast POPS.
The shelves are adjustable! I'll make it work! It's still good!Whilst I understand their popularity not everything has to fit in a bloody detolf
Yeah his suit works best with proper moody lighting and contrast. The cowl and eyes being mostly hidden in shadow along with the rest of the suit. Gives it such strong shapes. It doesn't look that good in the film when he's overblown with lights. Him gliding down in that picture you posted is still my favorite shot of him. That shot and the look of his suit still looks good today.It's a good suit, but it's one area that the Keaton suit I think still has one of the biggest advantages: the yellow contrast POPS.
The bat symbol and belt just draw the eye so well, even from a distance or in the shadow.
Part of the charm though when it comes to Keaton's Batman. 
Do you think if we rub it's rhubarb just right it could grow to that length?Seeing the HT Batmobile side on like that highlights just how shortened it looks. It's missing about 10cm in length. I photoshopped it to give a better idea of how it should be. It bothered me at first, but it has so much presence, i can overlook it. When viewed at an angle or from the front, it's not really noticeable.
Well, removable at least. Not so much adjustable unfortunately
Yeah cowl definitely looked a bit janky to me there.
The cowl was glued to the cape so it all acted as a single piece.
I think the argument to be made is that given that detolfs are the sort of standard issue for a great deal of folks, it would make sense that things are sized to them as it works for the vast majority of collectors. I'll be getting a 3/4 acrylic shelf cut so it can push through to a second level. Easy peasy.Whilst I understand their popularity not everything has to fit in a bloody detolf
