I can't imagine it being a mold issue, his hair's soft rubber or the hard stuff the head's cast in. My idea is just do it like they've done and just fill in some between the strands and his hair to bulk it out a bit more.
I'm sorry dude, I just can't comprehend how you can think that looks better than the Narrow shoulder figure that Hot Toys chose to go with this figure.
His shoulders look ridiculously bulky in your picture (and others you have shown before). Heath ledger did have broad shoulders, but that is referring to his natural bone structure. The Standard TT looks like TO MUCH MUSCLE!!! Heath did not do gymnastics for 6 hours a day!!!!!
It's nice that you got to use your standard TT that you had laying around, but I truly think you should swap the bodies as (from the pics I have seen) the standard can be squeezed into the clown suit and still look natural.
Not trying to be a jerk,... I'm just sayin'
I'm going to post a pic of mine one more time so that people can see in one post how much more natural the Cop Joker looks on a narrow shoulder TT.
Bottom line is that it is a matter of personal taste. However, in terms of accuracy I think it is clear which TT is closest to the actor.
If you are trying to reproduce "fan fic" where, in your private world, Heath Ledger is a "beefcake" then by all means use the Standard TT.
...O.K. I think I got that out of my system...
I will be quiet now.
This isn't really on topic, but since you asked...
My Homage to Batman Returns
My favorite statue/bust:
Other Batman stuff I currently have on display in that room...
Enjoy!
Great shots man, such a sweet fig.
Cool comparison shots Pennyworth
Great stuff, everybody.
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I think I will get a bazooka or whatever that thing is. (I cant differentiate a bazooka from an RPG).
The Soviets developed the basic design of this RPG, in the form of the RPG-2, during World War II, combining important design features of the US Bazooka and the German Panzerfaust.
It's actually a composite photo by Annie Leibovitz in Vanity Fair: https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2009/03/actors-directors-portfolio200903?slide=9#slide=9
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