Just to go back to the vest one last time -- those pictures have the color I would like to see rather than the oft used "lime" or brighter color.
The head was straight out of the box actually. I didn't mess with it yet. I did futz the suit to be totally honest with you, especially the collar.Yes, you have to adjust the head, futz the suit, thin the hair, restyle it and it can look better than straight out of the box who would’ve thought?? The point is most people won’t make it look good so if I do, or you do, it doesn’t change the fact that the Inart figure takes a proper hand to make look good, proper tailoring doesn’t require the same amount of futzing, in-turn being a more accurate product as what you see is what you get.
Glad you're trying to make strides for what you want. It's the only way you may actually end up satisfied.I’m trying bro, it’s not that easy.
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Never said you didn't. The way you know TDK Joker's suit is pretty much how I know all of Henry Cavill's Superman suits, so I get. Just looking in the InArt Superman thread, there are a lot of things that I've pointed out as being wrong that most ppl don't care about at allI know what I’m talking about.
Yes, make upgrades to your figures people!
I was saying to make the hair more accurate, you need to thin it out carefully but properly, restyle it, fix the volume on the hairline, too big, too thick, too pretty. Looks like he just combed it.
I’ll do it.View attachment 657815
Can’t wait to see people thin the hair AND hairline and fix the paint apps for the artisan.
how do u properly thin out the hair? Bought a eyelash comb, small paint brush set and stiffen quick spray to restyle hair of Inart joker. Arriving tomorrowI’ll do it.
I’ll post pics once I’m finished, as long as you have product to put back in you’ll be fine, if not, be careful how much you get the hair wet because it’s very easy to wash the product out completely on strands which you don’t want.how do u properly thin out the hair? Bought an eyelash comb, small paint brush set and stiffen quick spray to restyle hair of Inart joker. Arriving tomorrow
Glad you're trying to make strides for what you want. It's the only way you may actually end up satisfied.
Never said you didn't. The way you know TDK Joker's suit is pretty much how I know all of Henry Cavill's Superman suits, so I get. Just looking in the InArt Superman thread, there are a lot of things that I've pointed out as being wrong that most ppl don't care about at all
Which brings me to my next point here that there is a point to where most ppl just stop caring, especially if it's a character they may like, maybe even like a lot, but don't love enough to know all the details about stitching, etc or even really care to know as long as they have a good enough representation on their shelf. They won't mind if it's made more accurate, but they also would take it as is, too. There are ppl in the InArt thread (at least when it was announced) who were saying how they were still fine with the DX11 and didn't care about the InArt. They don't care about all these finer details that you or some others do. That's not to belittle your passion for what you perceive as perfection at this scale at all btw. It's just a fact that most will stop caring about "this is wrong, that is wrong" as long as the overall figure looks good.
I will say, all this talk about what's apparently "off" and "wrong" with the HT and the InArt has reminded me as to why I stopped collecting Nolanverse stuff The pursuit just never ends which makes it difficult to want to collect Nolan's version of the characters in the first place. I don't like to feel like I need to keep on upgrading every few years, but my OCD doesn't like knowing there's a better option out there that I could get if I wanted to spend the money. It's also why I sold all my HT Snyderverse stuff. Knowing too much about the suits just made the HT figures inadequate for me that I couldn't be just ok with what was available.
Because we have to forget about what we see on screen and be faithful to the costume designer Lindy Hemming.There will never be a Ledger Joker that's 100% accurate. Still, it's oddly fascinating watching people obsess over this character. Ten years from now people will still be obsessing over the accuracy of the outfit and comparing stills from the film and new HD photos of the costume.
Maybe you should just ask Lindy Hemming to commission the clothing for you so you can get it done and over with.
she responded. It was a dark green wool suit.
That's neat. I always thought it was just the lighting or filter that they used but I guess they actually incorporated a bit of green into the fabric itself.That's not a bad idea. When HT showed the Matrix Neo and Agent Smith prototypes, we were debating what color was Smith's suit in the first film, because it looked different on the dvd and bluray, so I contacted Kym Barrett, the film's costume designer, on Facebook of all places, and to my surprise, she responded. It was a dark green wool suit.
The guy is interested in Joker only. I'm sure they can fit one life-size Joker in their living room.Can't fit them comfortably in a Detolf...
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