Just wondering with the mention of Kravitz's Catwoman would she scale best with the Hot Toys or InArt Batman? Or are you planning to do your own The Batman as well?Catwoman (Pfeiffer) - in production
Penguin (DeVito) - prototyping
Animated Series Batman - prototyping
Catwoman (Julie Newmar) - Design Phase
Mr. Freeze (Arnold) - Approved by Schwarzenegger
Catwoman (Zoe Kravitz) - Talent Approval Phase
Vicky Vale (Kim Basinger) - Talent Approval Phase
Poison Ivy (Thurman) - Talent Approval Phase
The later pieces might be moved around timing wise
I expect that a Jazzinc Kravitz Catwoman will be _precisely_ 1/6 scale.Just wondering with the mention of Kravitz's Catwoman would she scale best with the Hot Toys or InArt Batman?
This would be my approach.I expect that a Jazzinc Kravitz Catwoman will be _precisely_ 1/6 scale.
Whether the Hot Toys or Inart Batman “scales” correctly to true 1/6 scale is something best addressed to Hot Toys and Inart.
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yes it will definitely have moveable eyes. We cannot do that in the prototype, so like the catwoman, you will see it in production@JazzInc Hey Joost, just curious but this’ll have movable eyes right? Is that something we’ll see at some point in the prototype stage, or after production?
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It is the same as the party scene but we were calling it the sewer overcoat but he also has a robeLooking great so far.
But Joost, you said that's not the sewer coat... but isn't it? The one you posted is the same one he wears at the graveyard and when he "crashes the party". Did you mean it's not the robe he wears with the fish pattern?
I realize its a WIP, but my only comment about the coat is it should drag on the ground in the back more (I rebuilt my Eternal Penguin's coat to better match the movie with added pocket fur and length)
Do you have more references or pattern or anything? I need a clearer reference because its hard to tell where that long tail comes from and how it relates to the front panels of the coat. Does it curve all the way to the back? Or does it turn a right angle? PLooking great so far.
But Joost, you said that's not the sewer coat... but isn't it? The one you posted is the same one he wears at the graveyard and when he "crashes the party". Did you mean it's not the robe he wears with the fish pattern?
I realize its a WIP, but my only comment about the coat is it should drag on the ground in the back more (I rebuilt my Eternal Penguin's coat to better match the movie with added pocket fur and length)
Do you have more references or pattern or anything? I need a clearer reference because its hard to tell where that long tail comes from and how it relates to the front panels of the coat. Does it curve all the way to the back? Or does it turn a right angle? P
Am I alone in feeling a little sad that I'll be boxing up my "old" Eternal Toys Penguin for this?
It was such a fun figure to rework and improve. Really enjoyed that one. Still do, actually.
Am I alone in feeling a little sad that I'll be boxing up my "old" Eternal Toys Penguin for this?
It was such a fun figure to rework and improve. Really enjoyed that one. Still do, actually.
can you confirm we should change the jacket like this?I mostly scanned through the movie and found a few key photos that helped me envision what I think is going on.
Here's the key reference photos I found that shows how the coat drapes in front, has the little "cape" on back (which might actually be a higher cape and lower cape, if you look real close), and has a longer section that drags behind (graveyard shot). You've probably seen these all...
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Penguin may be half seated on the dolly in the above pic, hence the bunching at the feet.
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The above picture shows a higher rise in front with a right angle cut (also, you can see what looks like two different levels of capes on back). However, I'm not sure if this Stan Winston coat is the final coat in the movie. Some more...
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