Our friends at Round 2 had a few things to show. Here is a look at the upcoming Superman kit, due later this year. Round 2 will also be producing a new a pair of new Batman kits. These will be Batman and Robin scaling a building with their Bat Ropes. Look for this to [more]
Ultimate Batman Forever Kenner Toy Primed and painted with airbrush. I used a mixture of metalic paints to create the movie like custom color. I also resculpted the ears of the mask to make them longer. The tech batarang was scracth build. Jorge Alfredo Margenat
Here’s my latest work. I won this off of Ebay and don’t know what company made the figure but I was quite pleased with it. Phil Campbell
The vinyl Batman’s were painted with Tamiya (suits) with Poly S metalic details, and oil faces and washes.
The vinyl Batman’s were painted with Tamiya (suits) with Poly S metallic details, and oil faces and washes. Michael Walker
The Batman model is a recent Revell reissue. It was modified to the Alex Ross version of the character in “War on Crime.” I lengthened the ears and boot tops with milliput and fashioned a cape from a Home Depot plastic sign. It worked rather well don’t you think? Mark Bass
Horizon made up for their silly model of 1989 with this Steve West sculpt. Easy to make, easy to paint…black. I used iridescent blue on highlights, and satin and matte blacks. Lucky for us, all eyes look at Keaton’s eyes. The base is covered with a logo of my own design. Clif Dopson [more]
This is the KitKong Batman “Enough” 2.0 sculpted by Chris Gabrish. It’s really a beautiful kit. I re-sculpted the utility belt… other than that it’s straight out-of-the-box. Denis Lange
This model, “Dark Hunter” debuted at Wonderfest 2000. Before I left town I had begun. It’s a great, clean sculpt, requiring just some sanding. Since it reminds me of Bisley’s Batman/Judge Dredd series, I painted in that direction. I undercoated in acrylic, airbrushed, but then went for the oils. I wanted as much range of [more]
This is a great Mike Hill Sculpt that I got from him at Wonderfest 2000. I go in as an Early Bird, (pay extra money$), and he sold out before the show opened. It is from the back cover of the oversized DC story, “War on Crime.” Alex Ross did the art, and Mr. Hill [more]
Here are the Revell models from Batman Forever: Kilmer and O’Donnel. Revell made two great sculpts here! Iridescent and metallic paint on Robln. Those wild taxidermy “fish” paint colors were very helpful! Multiple shades of grey on Batman. (Black on black is so hard to make interesting.) Sculpy bases cast from Railroad model molds Clif [more]
