Catwoman - Super Powers Collection 1:6 Scale Maquette

[DarkLantern]

Originally Posted by Gothamite

Genius showed the base upside down.





Gaps are VERY noticeable.

Ha Ha Ha! I didn't even realize that I had the base upside down when I did that. Hilarious. Thanks for calling me a genius, I do try.

[DarkLantern]

Originally Posted by Das Brutah

Good youtube review with some great views.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aeRhNuedKaA

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed my video.

[jeremydmc]

Originally Posted by DarkLantern

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed my video.

Great review!

[jeremydmc]

Originally Posted by SludgesicleMan

Especially when there is no EX. Have you even been invoiced?

There is an Ex for this. Not a switch out part but a signed lithograph.

The Tweeterhead Exclusive is the ONLY place to get an 11×14 autographed lithograph of the Catwoman portrait art by Jose Garcia Lopez.

https://tweeterhead.com/product/supe...te-ltd-ed-250/

[grphyx1]

Originally Posted by DarkLantern

Ha Ha Ha! I didn't even realize that I had the base upside down when I did that. Hilarious. Thanks for calling me a genius, I do try.

nice display there darklantern.

[built2shred]

I thought overall it was a good review. Even with seems , I can't wait to add her to my collection.

[Demona]

Thanks for the vid, DarkLantern. The seams looks pretty decent on the vid and not the worst out there.

Still shouldn't be there at all...but it was it is for now....

And I see that I need to take extra care in lining up the statue before putting her in the base.

You have a really nice, cleanly organized collection - like it a lot

[BrandonJF]

Originally Posted by grphyx1

Unlike WW PF the Catwoman whip is not flexible. We'll reconnoiter when we get her

But, the whip COULD have been flexible. That is not a hard problem to solve. This has been done - it's not like we're inventing the wheel with this one.

Even if it's important for some reason for the whip to be completely fixed and rigid, I'm actually not sure what the flexibility of the whip has to do with whether the hands could be separate.... The two hands/whip would have been one piece that went into two key holes.... something else that has been done before (and often). Or one hand had the coiled whip and the other hand had the "straight" part that keyed into the other hand.

It isn't like this wasn't avoidable. Was there a cost factor involved? I assume so. It's the only thing that makes sense. It's not like I think the arms COULDN'T have been separate, either. They just would have needed another step to get rid of the seam.

[grphyx1]

Originally Posted by BrandonJF

But, the whip COULD have been flexible. That is not a hard problem to solve. This has been done - it's not like we're inventing the wheel with this one.

Even if it's important for some reason for the whip to be completely fixed and rigid, I'm actually not sure what the flexibility of the whip has to do with whether the hands could be separate.... The two hands/whip would have been one piece that went into two key holes.... something else that has been done before (and often). Or one hand had the coiled whip and the other hand had the "straight" part that keyed into the other hand.

It isn't like this wasn't avoidable. Was there a cost factor involved? I assume so. It's the only thing that makes sense. It's not like I think the arms COULDN'T have been separate, either. They just would have needed another step to get rid of the seam.

did you get yours yet?

[BrandonJF]

Originally Posted by grphyx1

did you get yours yet?

Hasn't shipped yet.