Psycho
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Fair to assume it's pretty close to a production piece?
Maybe... November is a few months away so who knows...
Fair to assume it's pretty close to a production piece?
I would really love it if they made a Batgirl from the 66 show. I really like her costume design. Not sure how much of a demand there is for her.
Found one of these at the mall for $40. After the headache of fixing a broken hip joint, its ready for the shelf.
Where did you get the stand? These Neca 1/4's are impossible to stand on their own. thanks
Great work on the stand. Well done.
I make them myself.
Shelf wood cut in squares.
Wooden dowels from Hobby Lobby.
1 wood screw.
1 of those twist ties from the figures box. I use it on the waist. Connects to a drilled hole on the dowel. Cant see it because its hidden behind the belt.
Then paint.
With this one I printed the Batman logo on photo paper and glued it on.
Im making 2 more this weekend. I might make a video while I do it.
I make them myself.
Shelf wood cut in squares.
Wooden dowels from Hobby Lobby.
1 wood screw.
1 of those twist ties from the figures box. I use it on the waist. Connects to a drilled hole on the dowel. Cant see it because its hidden behind the belt.
Then paint.
With this one I printed the Batman logo on photo paper and glued it on.
Im making 2 more this weekend. I might make a video while I do it.
Sorry about your batman figure. The hip peg is a decent thickness, so you could drill through the broken peg into the leg and then internally fix the peg with a screw. You would have to counter sink the screw and take apart the lower half of the body to do this, but I think it could be repairable.
Either that or buy a new '66 batman. I think it'd at least be worth a try.
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