I usually wait until I am finished with a project before I post, and sometimes those projects sit, and sit, and sit...
But I was hoping for some feedback on this No Man's Land Batman, inspired more from the McFarlane Platinum NML figure than the comic.
The head is a little wobbly, so I am debating whether to slice off the peg and puts a CTVT Type S neck plug in it, but it depends on how much the wobble bothers me and if I have the stomach to modify a head that I cannot replace.
I am using the original outfit from the FTC Gold Label exclusive, but the short sleeves are hard to hide on a Type S Body; I can stretch them only so far and I am considering going with a black suit and my own emblem, but I like the FTC attached emblems. Using the Type S black body does help. I also added black underwear because the satin ones are badly stretched on the Type S body. I think the belt helps hide the top of it (but's it's not fully in-place yet).
I used the Bat-Winged gloves that came with this for a different Batman project, which is fine because they were too short to hide the short sleeves on the Type S using the original outfit. But I'd like to get some wings on the cuffs/gloves. Any suggestion on the best way to do that? (I need a Power Ring for Alan Scott's hand too. Just saying...)
Otherwise, no matter what suit I use, I still have to attach pegs in the legs to plug in the boots (the legs are just stuck in there to see how it looks) and then sticky the belt in place, since it's a little over-sized, but I like it because it looks like that era's utility belt.
Batman Custom In-Progress-Smaller.jpg
But I was hoping for some feedback on this No Man's Land Batman, inspired more from the McFarlane Platinum NML figure than the comic.
The head is a little wobbly, so I am debating whether to slice off the peg and puts a CTVT Type S neck plug in it, but it depends on how much the wobble bothers me and if I have the stomach to modify a head that I cannot replace.
I am using the original outfit from the FTC Gold Label exclusive, but the short sleeves are hard to hide on a Type S Body; I can stretch them only so far and I am considering going with a black suit and my own emblem, but I like the FTC attached emblems. Using the Type S black body does help. I also added black underwear because the satin ones are badly stretched on the Type S body. I think the belt helps hide the top of it (but's it's not fully in-place yet).
I used the Bat-Winged gloves that came with this for a different Batman project, which is fine because they were too short to hide the short sleeves on the Type S using the original outfit. But I'd like to get some wings on the cuffs/gloves. Any suggestion on the best way to do that? (I need a Power Ring for Alan Scott's hand too. Just saying...)
Otherwise, no matter what suit I use, I still have to attach pegs in the legs to plug in the boots (the legs are just stuck in there to see how it looks) and then sticky the belt in place, since it's a little over-sized, but I like it because it looks like that era's utility belt.
Batman Custom In-Progress-Smaller.jpg


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