I've heard so many stories of great collections having to be sold, I thank the good Lord that so far it has not happened to me. It might someday. The thought of letting go of the things you worked, saved and sacrificed so much for, gone. The friends you've made while collecting, and the people/ cele...

I would have to say I would get rid of nothing in my collection unless I had up graded. I would sell off any duplicates. I love all my collectibles, my Captain Action mint Batman costume in a duplicate box, My comics, photos, I have many original negatives and transparencies and posters and lobby ca...

Hey thanks for all the information . The label looks great, too bad we have never been privy to good (Auction house) photos of the actual prop.

I notice that the word "REPELLENT" should have been a smaller font size with more letterspacing. I'll improve that in the next iteration. Other Then That It looks Spot on. The font looks right and the white border too. How did you make the Label ? I have the cans but have not made the lab...

Looks more like they re-tooled a 2004 The Batman animated Figure. [/b]

Hey Turned out Great.nice job. Coat looks good too.
bet Van would have liked it too, I'm sure it's much more comfortable than the fiberglass one.

Chad has stated over and over that there will be 5 more in the '66 Batman line. The Bookworm is next and should be up for pre-order by the end of the year. That will be followed by King Tut, Mad Hatter, Mr Freeze, and Alfred. That will be the end of the '66 line. There will be at least 2 more in the...

I went ahead and bought one. Gotta tell you it is sweet. I have bought a lot of their props: James Bond, Universal Horror and the Hornet , Have not been disappointed at all. They do top quality work. I have the Aquaman Trident on pre-order right now and can't wait. Best of luck with your project. _...

Did you pass on the Joker and Penguin bust banks?

Really hard to tell without actually holding them. As you know Batman's utility belt pouches were made from everything from sponges to wood blocks, to real leather pouches and sometimes full metal. So it's pretty much whatever the prop maker and producer thought would work. From the looks they could...

depends on what you are going to use them for and your skill level. Cosplay, a display, do you want a quality look a like or exact copies? What have you worked with? Use Wood, Plastic, Metal, whatever you have the skill and resources to use for how well you want them to look. Here is a picture of so...

Gotta Love the old stuff, Quality in the craft, and the graphics of the packages they came in, and one heck of a lot of good memories.
Nice Score Chuck.
Looks Great on Adam too.