JND Studios: 1:3 Catwoman - Tim Burton's 1992 Batman Returns.

[NorthernLadMSP]

I just noticed they have her listed as Q4 2025. That's shocking. So, people who ordered from a retailer may not even have her until 2026?

[Phoenixblazes]

Originally Posted by NorthernLadMSP

I just noticed they have her listed as Q4 2025. That's shocking. So, people who ordered from a retailer may not even have her until 2026?

Yup.

After ordering from Prime 1 and Queen and Infinity Silicone busts, I’m unfortunately used to turnarounds even longer than that sometimes.

But it helps that I have time before I have to make up new displays etc.

[Billy Talent]

What happened with the whole magnetic eyes thing?
They are not gonna do it for this piece, is it only for the 1/6 joker?

[Shoo]

Originally Posted by Billy Talent

What happened with the whole magnetic eyes thing?
They are not gonna do it for this piece, is it only for the 1/6 joker?

That was only for their 1:6 articulated figures.

[Rauko]

Originally Posted by Gollum

Do many there prefer the duo or single bases?

Aesthetically the single is just no match. And if nothing else, the companion piece really sets it apart from any other release out there.

Also, I can see a fair share of people going for Sups and Indy for the companion piece alone while biting the bullet on the main characters.

Does the premium offset the extra sales separate companinions would generate? Probably not in the short run, but I'd give JND the benefit of the doubt to know their core customer base and what they value in a release.

[cigaro]

Originally Posted by Rauko

Aesthetically the single is just no match. And if nothing else, the companion piece really sets it apart from any other release out there.

Also, I can see a fair share of people going for Sups and Indy for the companion piece alone while biting the bullet on the main characters.

Does the premium offset the extra sales separate companinions would generate? Probably not in the short run, but I'd give JND the benefit of the doubt to know their core customer base and what they value in a release.

The single base is much more interesting than the duo in my opinion

[NorthernLadMSP]

Originally Posted by cigaro

The single base is much more interesting than the duo in my opinion

Also, the Selina just isn't very good. Sorry, not sorry. The outfit was a bad choice, and from some angles she looks like Michelle, others she looks like Elizabeth Olsen.

[Fiorwestcoast]

Originally Posted by Rauko

Aesthetically the single is just no match. And if nothing else, the companion piece really sets it apart from any other release out there.

Also, I can see a fair share of people going for Sups and Indy for the companion piece alone while biting the bullet on the main characters.

Does the premium offset the extra sales separate companinions would generate? Probably not in the short run, but I'd give JND the benefit of the doubt to know their core customer base and what they value in a release.

Yeah nah the Selina looks like a doll. The single looks like a art statue. I've shown the suit version to multiple non collectors and they all respond with amazement. When they see the Selina they aren't even interested.

[Gollum]

I personally prefer the single version of JND Statues

The Duo versions are really good but I prefer different characters on the same base and not characters like:

Bruce Wayne and Batman or Superman and Clark Kent

I really liked Indiana Jones and Henry Jones

I think duo bases should be for characters like:


Batman and Robin

Marty McFly and Doc Brown

Captain Kirk and Spock

Frodo and Sam

Wayne and Garth (Wayne’s World)

Thelma and Louise

This list could go on and on Lethal Weapon, Bonnie and Clyde and Laurel and Hardy

Superman and Lois

These are the duo bases I would love to see not the same characters it’s only my opinion I have nothing against the current duo bases JND have released so far

Indiana Jones and Henry is great sadly couldn’t get because of license issues but hope this changes in future releases

[Hobbyist]

I would love to see a hyper-realistic 1966 Batman and Robin duo, Cesar Romero Joker and Julie Newmar Catwoman by JND.