Iron Studios: DC Comics 1:10 Scale Statues

[jadekite22]

Originally Posted by grphyx1

Kinda hoping that Terra would be next

The smallest, creepiest shelf pairing of all

[omigeo]

Deathstroke is coming my way and Shazam I'm still waiting on

[built2shred]

Originally Posted by grphyx1

Mine will be here tomorrow. Looks amazing. So what are the chances he'll lean over time? God I love this costume.

I doubt it will lean over time, these 1/10 scale statues are not that heavy.

[Shoo]

Originally Posted by built2shred

I doubt it will lean over time, these 1/10 scale statues are not that heavy.

I thought their 1:10 Harley was already leaning due to her heavy mallet? At least that's what a couple of buyers said elsewhere in the forum.

[built2shred]

Originally Posted by Shoo

I thought their 1:10 Harley was already leaning due to her heavy mallet? At least that's what a couple of buyers said elsewhere in the forum.

I've had Harley since day one and no leaning so far... but yeah I could see an issue if they put something heavy on a statue where it might cause it to lean if it's not properly supported. Has anyone posted pictures of the Harley leaning?

[jimjimmyjones85]

Originally Posted by grphyx1

Kinda hoping that Terra would be next

I like the thought. She could be very dynamic if they tried.

Originally Posted by built2shred

I doubt it will lean over time, these 1/10 scale statues are not that heavy.

Fingers crossed.

[jadekite22]

Originally Posted by built2shred

I've had Harley since day one and no leaning so far... but yeah I could see an issue if they put something heavy on a statue where it might cause it to lean if it's not properly supported. Has anyone posted pictures of the Harley leaning?

Harley herself isn't leaning on mine. It's the fingers on the topmost hand that are splitting so she'll eventually drop it. The figure seems sturdy (the mallet might be heavier than she is.)

[adee]

Originally Posted by built2shred

I doubt it will lean over time, these 1/10 scale statues are not that heavy.

That's true built and this one is in fact pretty light. It feels very sturdy once assembled and I'd imagine the rod goes fairly high up in his leg. I'll just hope for the best as it's such a great little piece and I wouldn't have wanted anything different.

I don't have Harley but I read the same things on her but haven't seen any pics. She may in fact be next on my get list.

[jadekite22]

Originally Posted by adee

That's true built and this one is in fact pretty light. It feels very sturdy once assembled and I'd imagine the rod goes fairly high up in his leg. I'll just hope for the best as it's such a great little piece and I wouldn't have wanted anything different.

I don't have Harley but I read the same things on her but haven't seen any pics. She may in fact be next on my get list.

I may be able to get a pic when I get home from work. No guarantees, as I have her displayed on my back shelf and won't be moving her because I worry that would just exacerbate the issue.

[jadekite22]

Here's a pic I found from my collection thread (sorry for the blur. Phone photo.) Notice on the first one (not mine) how you can see the fingers wrap all the way around the bottom of the mallet, whereas on mine (attached below) you can barely see the fingers because the handle is hanging by Harley's fingertips. Also notice I've had to push the mallet further up to redistribute the weight onto her closed right hand. This pic is from December. The left hand is spread so far out now that her thumb doesn't even touch the mallet handle anymore.