Harley Quinn (Anniversary)
“Wanna try some of my pie?” Oy! I guffawed when I saw that scene the first time. Great comedy, on so many levels… Er, anyway, as for my plastic interpretation… This is another one of those inspired uses for spare parts. The Harley you see here contains only 2% real, (read more...)
Harleen Quinzel (Holiday Knights)
“Holiday Knights” was the first TNBA episode to air, and it remains one of my favorites these many years later. The opening scene between Harley and Ivy captures their relationship perfectly, with some beautiful animation. How could I not want to represent that in plastic? “Casual” Harley started as a (read more...)
Harleen Quinzel (Skates)
“Harley’s Holiday” is one of my favorite episodes from Batman: The Animated Series. I’ve been meaning to make this version of Harley for years. After working up these prints, I decided now was the time. The base is a typical Hawkgirl body, with sculpted details added. The head is a (read more...)
Harleen Quinzel (Arkham Inmate)
One of the driving reasons behind the Arkham Asylum project was the excuse to make some of Batman’s rogues gallery in prison attire. (Like I really needed an excuse.) At the top of that list was Harley/Harleen. I’d made an unmasked Harley years ago, but the less said about that (read more...)
Harleen Quinzel (Doctor)
Ah, Doctor Harleen. Thank the gods for Harley variations. Customizing would be so much more bland without them. This latest Harley features our favorite nutcake as she appeared in “Mad Love,” before she became a card carrying whacko. The body is the TRU Lois. I removed the pleated skirt and (read more...)
Easy: A simple parts swap. Little if any paint.
Basic: Some modified parts. Mostly a new paint job.
Moderate: New and modified parts.
Skilled: Lots of new and modified parts. “Frankensteining” often involved.
Advanced: All of the above, plus a great deal of original sculpting.