Somebody on here gave me an idea how to make a fast Man-Bat for the collection.
You basically take a Batman the Animated Series Man-Bat figure, cut the figure in half and use the waste on up (torso, arms, wing, head) and then surgically implant it on a set of Mego legs and instant Man-Bat.
I decided to paint mine gray. I wanted to give Man-Bat an early gray look to him. I lightly applied the gray paint so that I could second coat shine the dark brown that was underneath to give him a 3D illusion of his bat-like fur body without actually putting fur on (Which I am thinking about doing).
I also removed the feet and made my own set of "bat feet" for the figure. Having a normal set of mego feet didn't look right.
Instant "Man-Bat". I want to thank whoever gave me the idea. Please chime in. I am really bad with names and I don't want to sort through a million threads.


Taking on my version of the Dark Knight. Gloves are a Classic Plastick Production if you'd like a pair. Just contact Wes.


You basically take a Batman the Animated Series Man-Bat figure, cut the figure in half and use the waste on up (torso, arms, wing, head) and then surgically implant it on a set of Mego legs and instant Man-Bat.
I decided to paint mine gray. I wanted to give Man-Bat an early gray look to him. I lightly applied the gray paint so that I could second coat shine the dark brown that was underneath to give him a 3D illusion of his bat-like fur body without actually putting fur on (Which I am thinking about doing).

I also removed the feet and made my own set of "bat feet" for the figure. Having a normal set of mego feet didn't look right.
Instant "Man-Bat". I want to thank whoever gave me the idea. Please chime in. I am really bad with names and I don't want to sort through a million threads.



Taking on my version of the Dark Knight. Gloves are a Classic Plastick Production if you'd like a pair. Just contact Wes.



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