While not the most interesting villain to come along in awhile, he was visually striking. Originally, I was going to base him on a Nightwing figure, but I felt he’d look too much like all the other Nightwing-based customs. I waited until the new Riddler was available, and I’m glad I did. Riddler’s body is far more accurate.
The head is a heavily modified Nightwing head. In retrospect, this head might not have been the best choice, but heaven knows I had enough of them laying around.
On an editorial note, I would like to say that as of this writing, I now have a respectable, on-model Batman Beyond collection of figures and accessories. Ironically, every item is customized, be it repainted or from scratch. No thanks to Hasbro (except for a few parts).
Created Fall 1999
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Easy: A simple parts swap. Little if any paint.
Basic: Some modified parts. Mostly a new paint job.
Skilled: Lots of new and modified parts. “Frankensteining” often involved.
Advanced: All of the above, plus a great deal of original sculpting.
Very cool love the idea of using riddlers body !!
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Thanks!
Are any of your products for sale
Thanks for asking. I don’t make them to sell, just for my own collections. But I am always happy to answer questions about how to make them yourself.
Are any of your products for sale like the jokers or playsets
Thanks for asking. I don’t make them to sell, just for my own collections. But I am always happy to answer questions about how to make them yourself.
Can I have a tutorial to Mae the joker
Can you be more specific? Which Joker. Most of the entries on this site give information about how to start.