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Not sure if this is of any interest or not, but I just found these up here in Ontario, Canada.
I can't post pics or links 'cause I'm "too new." |
There are a few pics of Kilmer and Shipp here: Mattel's DC Multiverse [6 inch] - Page 498 - The Fwoosh Forums
Hope it's alright to post links to other toy forums. |
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ohh good, better pics. the only issue i see is bats head. looks kinda weird, its like the quality is not there. they did good with the body but went downhill with the head, smh. the good thing is the scale and the cloth cape
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Still want these in 3.75, but that being said, I hope they do both Robin costumes from Batman Forever also.
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It looks like a lot of the Kilmer Batman figures have the same issue with the exposed portion of the face not being fully painted.
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My main problem with Kilmer Bats is that he has neck articulation which breaks up the look of a solid cowl
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Flash is ugly as hell. His proportions are terrible and all over the place and I thought Mattel couldn't make uglier sculpt then the 2004 DCUC busted mold.
As for Batman, his proportions are way better, decent, though his legs are too long and he could have wider torso. His head look like a part of knockoff toy. Despite the gripes I still have about Mattel DC action figures, I have to admit they really step up their game and I think it does worth 30$ seeing the included stand (I would prefer more accessories instead). If Mattel just do one more push and make nicer sculpts and paint for the faces, I would actually buy their action figures. |
Mattel's got toe joints now, but how much do you want to bet that they STILL don't have ankle pivots?
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6.5 inches? Why?
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same as legends
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I understand these to be “Premium Multiverse” but creeping the price point line to $30 is pushing it unless the ‘extras’ go beyond Hasbro’s current Marvel Legends offerings. Glad they FINALLY produced Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman. I expected her to originally debut with their 3.75 inch Multiverse with Keaton & Reeves. |
Maybe this is just how it has to be for a while since for Mattel, this is a new thing, and once the articulation schemes and everything become more common practice, the prices will fall in line with the non-premium prices.
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The heads are too small.
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unmasked heads needed
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The ears or whatever you want to call them on the batman cowl are much too thick and end up making the figure exceptionally doofy looking.
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