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Mine is here at work.... now I have to wait 5 more hours to open him up. Ahhhhhhh. 
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maul im continually in awe at your photos - you capture your figures beautifully
kmrbeckman
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Did anyone have any defective Joker DXs when they first came out on market like the Batman DX?
ro926
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Does anyone else have the same problem? That stupid cop hat won't fit at all! He looks like a dumbass! please help!
This pic makes me think of Ralph Kramden from "The Honeymooners"
LOL!!
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Does anyone else have the same problem? That stupid cop hat won't fit at all! He looks like a dumbass! please help!
Oi, you have to push it down on the head, and spin it while doing it. Trust me, it works
Hecubus
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Ok, I've been looking at other people's pics for too long, LOL. So I did a little photo shoot today. The last 2 pics are how I have these displayed in their case...
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Where did you get all those big accessories? They are awesome!
Hecubus
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Various places... just been collecting since the movie came out. i have some good stuff to go next to a Two Face figure too...
josemanuelr8212
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Ok, I've been looking at other people's pics for too long, LOL. So I did a little photo shoot today. The last 2 pics are how I have these displayed in their case...
Im loving your pictures .. nice thanks for showing .. !!! it does help other people .. !!!
You wouldn't be allowed to have a gun that realistic in my country. Even kids toys if there not in a different scale have to be painted blue and orange or something now. All airsoft guns are clear plastic now so you can see inside and see it's not a real gun. Occasionally you can get dodgey ones from markets but good look finding the exact gun the Joker uses.
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it was printed as a gift, but with a value of $165 USD. Seeing as it was clearly marked as being from BBTS, I'm pretty sure they could figure out it wasn't a 'gift' lol
pjam
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Nice pics and display hecubus.
Here's mine in "Hit Me" pose.
I just unpacked this Guy, needs body swap out, futzing, etc. much work to do. :blackbat
Here's mine in "Hit Me" pose.
I just unpacked this Guy, needs body swap out, futzing, etc. much work to do. :blackbat
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Ta-daa
What is the interior dimension of the display case?
pjam
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Joining the party with my Xmas Gift. Just out of the box , but here's a couple "Hit Me!" Posed shots. Much work to do with this, futzing, swapping bodies to Cop, etc.
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I now have a small army of Jokers.
DX Joker: Jokers what is your profession?!
The Jokers: Hit Me Hit Me Hit Me!
DX Joker: Jokers what is your profession?!
The Jokers: Hit Me Hit Me Hit Me!
Hello everybody!
I am new to this thread.
I had been involved in the DX Joker discussion since I pre-ordered it on April 1st, but I was apparently in the wrong forum (toy news international... https://forums.toynewsi.com/index.php?showtopic=2061858&st=25)
by the time I got my DX Joker a couple weeks ago from BBTS no one was on that forum anymore!
Where was everybody!!!!!!!
It looks like they were all HERE!
So I am glad to join a new party! (Although a bit late.)
I have been reading the last 300 or so pages over the last couple days so I wouldn't be redundant in my post, but here are my first 2 cents:
I would like to share what I did for attaching the badge to the Cop Joker.
I tried to fasten it with the ribbon on the jacket but it was so tight I couldn't get it past the first row of metals. Also the ribbon would cover up some of the medals. In one of the reviews at MWCtoys (in the "Articulation" section) he suggests gluing something on to the back of the badge so he could clip it onto the ribbon like a pen, but I didn't like the idea of making a permanent modification to this high end of a collectible, seeing as I only bought one of them.
And then it came to me! I would use a "twisty tie"!
You know, like the ones that you use to keep bread bags closed.
What you do is:
1) Burn off the paper covering. This leaves you with the bendy wire. And the flame turns the metal from silver to gray/black.
2) Wash off the wire with soap to insure that the black color is not soot that will rub off on the figures clothes.
3) Wrap it around the badge.
4) Make a bend that can fit over the ribbon.
5) Cut it to size
6) Clip it on the ribbon.
Here is what it looks like:
If the metal looks to noticeable for you, you could easily brush on a little matte black paint... I may do this.
I think it looks great and it's not permanently modifying the accessory.
Give it a try!
More pics later.
I am new to this thread.
I had been involved in the DX Joker discussion since I pre-ordered it on April 1st, but I was apparently in the wrong forum (toy news international... https://forums.toynewsi.com/index.php?showtopic=2061858&st=25)
by the time I got my DX Joker a couple weeks ago from BBTS no one was on that forum anymore!
Where was everybody!!!!!!!
It looks like they were all HERE!
So I am glad to join a new party! (Although a bit late.)
I have been reading the last 300 or so pages over the last couple days so I wouldn't be redundant in my post, but here are my first 2 cents:
I would like to share what I did for attaching the badge to the Cop Joker.
I tried to fasten it with the ribbon on the jacket but it was so tight I couldn't get it past the first row of metals. Also the ribbon would cover up some of the medals. In one of the reviews at MWCtoys (in the "Articulation" section) he suggests gluing something on to the back of the badge so he could clip it onto the ribbon like a pen, but I didn't like the idea of making a permanent modification to this high end of a collectible, seeing as I only bought one of them.
And then it came to me! I would use a "twisty tie"!
You know, like the ones that you use to keep bread bags closed.
What you do is:
1) Burn off the paper covering. This leaves you with the bendy wire. And the flame turns the metal from silver to gray/black.
2) Wash off the wire with soap to insure that the black color is not soot that will rub off on the figures clothes.
3) Wrap it around the badge.
4) Make a bend that can fit over the ribbon.
5) Cut it to size
6) Clip it on the ribbon.
Here is what it looks like:
If the metal looks to noticeable for you, you could easily brush on a little matte black paint... I may do this.
I think it looks great and it's not permanently modifying the accessory.
Give it a try!
More pics later.
I had the same problem. You have to take his head off and really pull the bottom edge down hard on the hat to get it to stay. Try to pull it down near his temple area and you should be fine.
That's nice Maglor, but the Badge is meant to go behind the black strip, the black, I could be wrong, is meant to be a sign of respect for the dead. You see sports teams and other groups wear similar things on their uniforms when someone in the group has passed.
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