JND Studios 1/6 scale Heath Ledger Joker figure

[Scout Trooper]

The suspenders aren't a big deal to me since you don't see them.

You do in an Interrogation display

 

[shadows]

I mean, I cancelled my Inart Superman because I do think it turned out pretty bad in a lot of areas. For some reason I don't feel the need to let everyone know this on that thread constantly, though.

Maybe I'm missing out on some fun and I should be going to other threads of figures I don't like and joking about them all the time...

Have you cancelled this one then or is it too late to now?

 

[Scout Trooper]

The muted colors are a plus for sure. The technology is very impressive from what I've seen, which makes me more eager to own a Kojun piece. And the dogs are amazing.

 

[Cap'n Cook]

The muted colors are a plus for sure. The technology is very impressive from what I've seen, which makes me more eager to own a Kojun piece. And the dogs are amazing.

Muted but still not accurate.

 

[Scout Trooper]

Muted but still not accurate.

Better than bright and not accurate though

 

[Scout Trooper]

They should have used a gold chain for the type A. Included the silver and a waistcoat as a bonus to the other sets.

 

[Scout Trooper]

If they had nailed Ledger in the sculpt, that there would have made all the difference. Would have been the best licensed Ledger. And a great purchase.

Getting the sculpt right is the easiest part. But it isn't important to JND.

That's unfortunate man.

I wanted to buy into this myself.

 

[Bleah]

The lapels look like they can be futzed.

I guess if your viewing angle is from above and hunched the figure enough just like that photo, you wouldn't notice it. I looked at their styling video again and James(?) really tugged the coat downwards and pushed the shoulder blades forward and the tip was still crossing the shoulder line. Granted the layers of clothing underneath aren't helping the coat sit flush against the neck and back just like how it should in real life contributes to what we're seeing.

 

[Scout Trooper]

The type C is numbered.

I like that.

 

[Spiln3r]

One thing I hate about silicone (besides the fact that we absolutely don't know how it will age over time) It's all the dust and particles that cling to it
Look at this neck or these arms, they are full of it and it's even more visible when they are black like here

 

[cinematoygraphy]

The 2nd sculpt is looking quite good.

I wasn't impressed with proto, but after seeing these early in hand photos, I'm glad we're finally getting an expressive sculpt for the Joker.

 

[cinematoygraphy]

Still I would have preferred an expression that he actually did in the film.

 

[Wor-Gar]

One thing I hate about silicone (besides the fact that we absolutely don't know how it will age over time) It's all the dust and particles that cling to it
Look at this neck or these arms, they are full of it and it's even more visible when they are black like here
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Is that not deliberate freckling?

 

[GaryPool]

I guess if your viewing angle is from above and hunched the figure enough just like that photo, you wouldn't notice it. I looked at their styling video again and James(?) really tugged the coat downwards and pushed the shoulder blades forward and the tip was still crossing the shoulder line. Granted the layers of clothing underneath aren't helping the coat sit flush against the neck and back just like how it should in real life contributes to what we're seeing.

In some of the pictures it looks correct, and others, typically where he's hunching, they come out over the shoulder line, so it probably is futzable.

I checked the 1/3 statue and then against film stills (not as obsessive to recall details like that), and I was surprised actually how high the lapels are in the film which look like they begin around the height of his chin. The 1/3 statue gets this correct, so I imagine it's correct here also but depending on articulation then can appear incorrect.

Is that not deliberate freckling?

No, but it's also a non-issue. Some dried flecks of paint can sometimes stick on the Silicone from the manufacture along with tiny cut hairs. A damp Q-tip gets rid of them easily and quick enough.

 

[More Battle Damage]

One thing I hate about silicone (besides the fact that we absolutely don't know how it will age over time) It's all the dust and particles that cling to it
Look at this neck or these arms, they are full of it and it's even more visible when they are black like here
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I wonder if an anti-static gun like this would work on that: https://www.amazon.com/Milty-5036694022153-Zerostat-Anti-Static-Blue/dp/B0033SHDSS

 

[MxBxM]

The 2nd sculpt is looking quite good.

I wasn't impressed with proto, but after seeing these early in hand photos, I'm glad we're finally getting an expressive sculpt for the Joker.
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Looks a little like this:

 

[Hologram AI]

Photos by 양희준 on FB

 

[Raleig.h]

Joker after a lobotomy

 

[Darkseed]

not one to bash the figure overall; i think it looks cool. interested in hearing aboutfancy new gadgets but that smiling sculpt. sure wouldnt be the one i chose…..seems to fit more the nurse joker expression when he unvieled himself to harvey