Showing posts with label batcycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label batcycle. Show all posts

Monday, August 25, 2014

Batman! 1939 "First Appearance" Custom "Mego" Action Figure! DC Comics!

Another Mego-style custom action figure? Yes! This is my latest, sort of a "first appearance" Batman, similar to how he was depicted during his debut, in that famed 1939 issue of DETECTIVE COMICS! Click below to enlarge each image!

Above: Select panels from the first appearance of the Caped Crusader,
from 1939's DETECTIVE COMICS #27! This primal version of the
crime-busting character was my inspiration for the figure pictured below!




Above three pics: This custom figure started with this nice "early Batman" head
sculpt, bought from a talented sculptor/customizer..The head on the right was
prepped at the same time, to be used with my "Golden Age Batman"
custom figure...


Above: The complete figure! Along with the custom head, I used a "Doc Mego" gray
bodysuit, along with a gold-painted Mego "Iron Man" belt...



Above: I customized some standard Mego boots to create the
sharply-pointed black footwear from the early days of the character!




Above: I hand-crafted the cape, using some stiff paper material...


Above: I added layers of the thick paper material to the
shoulders, to create a folded, "clasped at the neck" look..



Above: The chest insignia is hand-drawn on sticky-backed
paper, then carefully cut out, then applied to the chest...

















Above: My latest Batman custom figure joins the
"Golden Age" Batman, next to a custom Mego Batcycle!






Friday, June 21, 2013

The Batcycle! 1967 Aurora Model Kit Re-Issue! BATMAN! Adam West! DC Comics!

Here comes the bat-tastic Batcycle, from the 1966 BATMAN TV series (tho this sensational cycle debuted in the '66 BATMAN theatrical film)! This 2003 Polar Lights Aurora re-issue zooms your way! Painted with enamels and acrylics, this Bat-bike is a gem! It's small (about 5 inches long), but was a blast to assemble!  Incredibly authentic and detailed! Click images below to enlarge!



The figures were painted to evoke the look of the TV versions of 
Batman and Robin! Note the detailing on the sidecar!  


Holy separation issues! A great feature is that Robin's 
sidecar includes a detachable go-cart!