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Re: Hot Toys - The Dark Knight Armory w/ Bruce Wayne & Alfred photos by [JingoBell]
Not sure yet, some say yes, others no.
Not sure yet, some say yes, others no.
This is a very fun set to play and take pictures with. Many many parts!
Saw some other shots online on how the set is packed....a little lacking there, actually...the big tray holding all three of the figures looks particularly sad....a little more structure (individual boxes maybe) and a little more to the overall presentation would have been expected at the price point, I'd say...
The suit needs Love, and alot of "futsing". With garment figure, particularly dress suit pieces I sometimes steam or lightly iron the pants and shirt collar.... And also use tweezers to pull the shirt sleeve PAST the jacket cuff to show "cu******e" and the shirt collar beyond the jacket collar to accentuate the tie knot.... You know like a "civilized human being" ...
There shouldn't be any problems leaving the Batman figure in the plastic tray if one so chooses, right? No chemical reactions that would result in a melting suit?
Everything looks better in these pictures.
I'm more concerned by the all the bits stored in the black foam of the armoury. I haven't trusted that stuff since I discovered old Kenner foam that melted into sticky goo (Dagobah playset swamp and figure holding Wookiee bandoleer).
I bag up any unused parts of a figure I put back into boxes with foam, just in case.
With the Armoury it's going to be a complete leap of faith. But at least if it's on display you can see if the foam is beginning to break down, and rescue the bits before they get slimed.
I'm more concerned by the all the bits stored in the black foam of the armoury. I haven't trusted that stuff since I discovered old Kenner foam that melted into sticky goo (Dagobah playset swamp and figure holding Wookiee bandoleer).
I bag up any unused parts of a figure I put back into boxes with foam, just in case.
With the Armoury it's going to be a complete leap of faith. But at least if it's on display you can see if the foam is beginning to break down, and rescue the bits before they get slimed.
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