Great Scott! It's Doc Brown time!

Here he is with some non-DC characters and Lobo, since he's neither a hero nor a villain.

***PC Disclaimer***
In Living Color was one of my favourite shows, so I did a figure of one of my favourite characters from it. I mean no offense to anyone.

Doc Brown as DC Heroes: Part One

Doc Brown as DC Heroes: Part Two

Doc Brown as DC Heroes: Part Three

Doc Brown as DC Villains: Part One

Doc Brown as DC Villains: Part Two

Doc Brown as DC Villains: Part Three

Great Ceaser's Ghost !!!

Wowwww, it really is a project that has been worked on a lot.

I'm sure it was a very fun project. You mentioned that you had difficulty with painting, but I think there is a very detailed and successful painting job. Especially in the hair and forehead area, the colors always blend together and it is one of the difficult parts.

Characters that I find especially successful;

Spawn, Thundercats, The Tick, Superman, The Creeper, Phantom Stranger, The Riddle, The Joker.

They look amazing.

Also, it's great that all the characters' pants legs are not repaired. :) :) :)

What did you use to make the accessories in the project? I think it looks like polymer clay.

Congrats.

Thank you!

I had to keep the torn pant leg in there. I had fun with the characters where you can see a different coloured sock showing through.

The accessories for the most part are stolen from other toys. Any sculpting you see was done using Milliput Putty.

:Ghost

Haha I knew you had fun. :) I was guessing some of the accessories were taken from other toys but I think milliput putty is a good idea.

Are all of the Doc Browns figures you have now finished painting or are there any you have painted yet?

I still have 4 left. The project went on hold since my room is still very much upside down.

I understand, I hope we can see them as soon as possible. Good luck. :)

Man, I've been away from the computer for a week and you drop this on me! That collection belongs in a museum! I can see a lot of sculpting work on the hair. They're all amazing in their own way, but I guess the one that cracks me up the most is Handiman. He is such a politically incorrect character now, he was hilarious in his own time though.

The huge glass dome on Mr. Freeze was hilarious too.

Thanks! There was a lot of tweaking the hair, or head, in some cases.

I had a blast making Mr. Freeze. I was trying to paint through the giggles.

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Great toys. I've reviewed the Batman figure made by Beast Kingdom before. It's a very different design but it looks amazing. For some reason, the 1992 Batsuit looks like the best Batsuit to me even today. Congratulations.

This is my first Beast Kingdom figure and I really like it for what it is, but there are some things about it that make me ok with not getting more of their toys.
I think I'm going to try to paint the "trunks" section blue, because I think it needs it, but trying to colour match it, especially with the metallic finish, makes me very nervous.

Since the figure is a special series, if you have 2 pieces, I think you can keep one in its original form and work on the other. The work you do and especially the Doc Browns project will provide you with great contribution, inspiration and experience.

By the way, I saw the news that the weather conditions in the United States have changed a lot. I hope you are well and in a safe place.

I only have the one, so it makes it a bit more risky. Maybe I'll learn to love it the way it is.

I'm far enough north and inland that the weather here has been pretty stable. Unbearably hot and humid with a few thunderstorms, but nothing out of the ordinary. Thanks for checking in, though!

How many more Batman Black and White, Jim Lee action figures do we need ??? I don't buy them but they keep on making them, i respect that. :bats

I'm kinda hoping less than 1.

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