JacktheRipper
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Re: Medicom Jim Lee RAH Batman and Joker Hush set
Figure came apart rather easily. The boots have a peg. The neck popped out a little too easily. Cape just slides over neck post. Belt has a peg at the back. Suit required a little bit of work to get off. I was surprised Bats had underwear. Probably to hide some of hip joints. The body is a little funky. There is a chest sculpted rubber covering the chest portion of the body. I first tried putting the suit on a KP02, but it was a ***** to try and get over the thighs. In the second pic it's on the TTM19. I liked how it looks on that body with the exception of the arms. The original body has thick arms and the suit is stretched to those dimensions. To be honest it looks just fine on the original body. My only real issue is that the waist should be just a tad bit thicker. The TTM19 waist looks better. The legs aren't as thin as they appear in pics. I think the boots are just too long making them look thin. I don't like the velcro on the suit. The cape isn't bad medicom just put wire all through the cape, so if you don't futz with it it looks puffy. I'm going to put it back together with the original body. For those that are going to try and change the body careful with the suit because the stitching won't take a lot of pulling and tugging. Pull out the hands from the base. If you look at my pic you'll see the blue peg. That was suppose to come out with the hand.
Figure came apart rather easily. The boots have a peg. The neck popped out a little too easily. Cape just slides over neck post. Belt has a peg at the back. Suit required a little bit of work to get off. I was surprised Bats had underwear. Probably to hide some of hip joints. The body is a little funky. There is a chest sculpted rubber covering the chest portion of the body. I first tried putting the suit on a KP02, but it was a ***** to try and get over the thighs. In the second pic it's on the TTM19. I liked how it looks on that body with the exception of the arms. The original body has thick arms and the suit is stretched to those dimensions. To be honest it looks just fine on the original body. My only real issue is that the waist should be just a tad bit thicker. The TTM19 waist looks better. The legs aren't as thin as they appear in pics. I think the boots are just too long making them look thin. I don't like the velcro on the suit. The cape isn't bad medicom just put wire all through the cape, so if you don't futz with it it looks puffy. I'm going to put it back together with the original body. For those that are going to try and change the body careful with the suit because the stitching won't take a lot of pulling and tugging. Pull out the hands from the base. If you look at my pic you'll see the blue peg. That was suppose to come out with the hand.
The head sculpt is fantastic, but the head is a ***** to pop in with the cape. I was so traumatized I'm afraid to move it to much for fear of trying to pop it back in
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Totally agree with you on this Monger. I just received mine last night, but got to finally posing it a few minutes ago. The paint job on the headsculpt, gloves, and boots are pretty amazing...I just went back to the HUSH comics to refresh my memory and was pleasantly surprised that they even got the bottom of Batman's boots accurately, bottom soles and everything! The only other Medicom figure I own is the Rocketeer as well, but IMO I think they captured Jim Lee's Batman 110%. His suit feels like its made of party balloon material...I'm afraid a finger nail can rip this thing if tugged incorrectly.
Best pics I've seen so far. This looks like a terrific figure. We were all mocking it prior to release, but it turned out excellent 
