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Arkham Asylum (1:12)

Long-time viewers will recall my paper craft Arkham Asylum playset I designed many years ago. It worked well for the smaller scale, and served its purpose admirably. Now it’s time for the 1:12 line to get its Asylum. And that meant an upgrade in quality. Originally, I planned to simply (read more...)

Arkham Asylum Sign (BTAS)

This fantastic Arkham Asylum sign was digitally sculpted by HUGH017 on Cults3D. The set of files contains both a screen accurate version (see here), and a Kenner homage. I simply scaled it to be big enough for a 1:12 Batmobile to pass through. (There’s a scene in “Lock Up” that (read more...)

Batcomputer (BTAS 1:6)

Another inspired 3D sculpt by RMYERSCAD! No, you are not looking at the 1:12 Batcomputer released by DC Direct back in the day. RMYERSCAD digitally sculpted his own, and was so accurate it looks strikingly similar. I’m quite please with the DC Direct version, so I certainly do not need (read more...)

Batmobile (Arkham Asylum Game 2009)

Another Batmobile sculpted by digitallyforgeddesigns! This time it’s the 2009 Arkham Asylum game version. For this Batmobile project I switched from resin to filament. Some of the curves aren’t as smooth, but the pieces are more uniform and fit better. (Not to mention the whole thing is cheaper.) Despite its (read more...)

Duckmobile (v2)

This version of Penguin’s Duckmobile was sculpted by kari9401 on CGTrader. Once I was able to finally print with filament successfully, this was at the top of my list. While not entirely screen accurate, it is much closer than my “customized the old fashioned way” version I made a few (read more...)

Wayne Gravestones

These were gravestones were digital sculpted by HUGH017 on Cults3D. The set of files contains a BTAS version, as well as the “Mask of the Phantasm” design. While these are specific to the animated series, they would easily work for any style of Gotham. Printed in Bambu filament on a (read more...)

Batcycle (Batman 89 Comic)

Joe Quinones’ “Batman 89” is the first official continuation of the Burton-Keaton Bat universe. (And it’s sequel “Batman 89 Echoes.”) I haven’t really been sold on the writing of either, but Quinones’ art and design work is excellent! Among those designs is an era-appropriate Batcycle. Imagine my surprise when I (read more...)

Whirly-Bat

I got into 3D resin printing so I could make my own action figure heads and vehicles. Most of those vehicles tend to be big Batmobiles, but this Whirly-Bat is an excellent example of what can be achieved on a more modest level. The 3D files were developed by japjxp (read more...)

Arkham Asylum Gate

InPrintCondition developed some great 3D files while they were operating. They primarily developed Star Wars stuff (which was excellent), but I was more excited for their Gotham-based stuff. I have several sets of files to work through. This Arkham Asylum gate is a prime example of their work. It is (read more...)

Brainiac’s Skullship

I don’t collect or customize much in the “Super Powers” scale, but I know several folks who do, and I enjoy seeing their work. Somewhere in that world, photos of this Brainiac ship started to bubble up. Turns out it was designed by DFSergent on Thingiverse, and it’s a totally (read more...)