InArt - The Batman 1/6th Figure

The reviewer says you can leave a handprint on the box and, once it cools, it will disappear! Whoa...

Wor-Gar said:

The reviewer says you can leave a handprint on the box and, once it cools, it will disappear! Whoa...

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Finally a worthwhile innovation from Inart!

Cocoboloboy said:

Finally a worthwhile innovation from Inart!

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HT later this year: presenting our new "Cinderella" box!!!

Captain Clown said:

For anyone else who ordered the Hot Toys version through PopCultcha, they allow balance transfers to other items in lieu of cash refunds.

Might be neat to get the Hot Toys Batcycle for $300 off by transferring your Hot Toys Battinson order to it. I’m currently debating that.

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I've debated ordering the Batcycle with them.

jye4ever said:

The only thing Inart needs to change are the rolling eyes with the rooted hair.

You have to be 100% crazy to risk ruining the hair just to repose the eyes.

It is insane how you can split and ruin the hair completely on the first try opening the head.

**** that!

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This was the most alarming thing to me too.

I’m very confused as to how they’re expecting you to position the SERS inside while at the same time, holding that piece up. Is it not removable like their prior releases? Or did the reviewer not know or want to chance it in separating it from the head?

HyperDrive said:

This was the most alarming thing to me too.

I’m very confused as to how they’re expecting you to position the SERS inside while at the same time, holding that piece up. Is it not removable like their prior releases? Or did the reviewer not know or want to chance it in separating it from the head?

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It's been the same for Joker and Gandalf. Innovation continues.

HyperDrive said:

This was the most alarming thing to me too.

I’m very confused as to how they’re expecting you to position the SERS inside while at the same time, holding that piece up. Is it not removable like their prior releases? Or did the reviewer not know or want to chance it in separating it from the head?

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It’s nuts right.

Whatever the case may be even if it could split apart I would never ever ruin not even one strand of hair just for eye movement that’s crazy not at these prices.

The integrity of that hair comes above all else.

This Batman has it even worse -- the cowled sculpt head plug apparently 'knocks' your perfectly positioned eyes once you put the head back on.

THAT is going to drive people crazy. Mark my words.

Wor-Gar said:

This Batman has it even worse -- the cowled sculpt head plug apparently 'knocks' your perfectly positioned eyes once you put the head back on.

THAT is going to drive people crazy. Mark my words.

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Yep same as Pennywise and it's frustrating! Every time they definitely need to fix that design!!

The hair issue just seems like user-anxiety to me.

First time you remove Joker’s hair, it feels a little like you’re cracking it off because the hair gel has both parts sort of stuck together but the system is designed in a way that has the rear piece slotting under the front so the hair seamlessly overlaps.
I think you just need to go for it.

spaceghost2000 said:

Yes. I kept editing my reply so there’s more info in. I think with how he zips up the cape into a wingsuit it must be able to drape all around him and have his arms stretched out so could be an entire circle when laid flat.

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I’d love to know how the hell that wingsuit works and where it came from.
In the movie, it just seemed to magically envelop him like how Flash’s suit psychics-defyingly jumps out of a tiny ring.

"You'll float too!" –Pattywise

Aybaig said:

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"You'll float too!" –Pattywise

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In this video, he is holding the hairpiece same as Planet 33. Perhaps it's connected at the top?

Chopper Face said:

The hair issue just seems like user-anxiety to me.

First time you remove Joker’s hair, it feels a little like you’re cracking it off because the hair gel has both parts sort of stuck together but the system is designed in a way that has the rear piece slotting under the front so the hair seamlessly overlaps.
I think you just need to go for it.

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I mean, yeah that’s how it is with their figures. So not sure why the reviewer misspoke like that. When I heard that, I just knew there’d be people who will reasonably complain.

Aybaig said:

In this video, he is holding the hairpiece same as Planet 33. Perhaps it's connected at the top?

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Update: Yup, it's connected. Look at his index finger at the back. Phew!

Wor-Gar said:

It's been the same for Joker and Gandalf. Innovation continues.

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My Joker’s PERS plate comes off completely, like a Hot Toys figure. Are some only partially removable?

Captain Clown said:

My Joker’s PERS plate comes off completely, like a Hot Toys figure. Are some only partially removable?

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Not sure about a connection, was talking about parting the hair. For me, I think having it connected would be even worse.

Wor-Gar said:

Not sure about a connection, was talking about parting the hair. For me, I think having it connected would be even worse.

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At these prices I don’t even want to crack the hair gel lol

@Jedha Patrol

Its easier with Joker and Gandalf because their hair is messy... but opening the back of rooted Bruce Wayne? No way.

Interestingly, the sculpted Bruce Wayne looks about as good as the rooted (across the room anyway)

Wor-Gar said:

Its easier with Joker and Gandalf because their hair is messy... but opening the back of rooted Bruce Wayne? No way.

Interestingly, the sculpted Bruce Wayne looks about as good as the rooted (across the room anyway)

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Hope with future releases we are able to change them through the neck, just like random HT system these days. I don't understand why IA are still going with that DX09-esque design choice in 2024. Just give us something similar with a tool.