It was not a "Ben Cooper mask" but a Topstone mask. There is vintage (on the left) and more recent (on the right) re-pops showing not as much line details. This catalog is from 1989.

One of my favorites, well anything Batmobile related is!! I remember way back when with the VHS to CD captures we thought there was possibly a coat button (still could have been??) on the face of that knob and we never saw the compass underneath! Great prop!

From the '66 movie, Miss Kitka's cat signaling morse-code device

maybe the "REMOTE CONTROL BATCOMPUTER" is in your queue?

Another great prop!! Very nice.

Another great prop with a killer outstanding clever advert! Nice job.

Have you made the "ANTI-LETHAL FOG BATSPRAY" from the Londinuim episode yet? Probably an easy job for you when you want a simpler project!

Nice, you must have read my mind as I was going to post this after reading some replies to my youtube video!
Once again a nice spot on prob build!

Memorizing! Another exacting great prop build and the Joker playing card uses the image on the surfboard! Nice touch.

Looking at the scene, the van and the small toy truck both have a small sign on the other side, no graphics, just all blue. Looks great the way you made it, but if you're a perfectionist and want it to be exacting......

Holy Shrinkage! Great diecast. could easily pass for the real prop, the graphics by Randy, he just outdoes himself every time! Fantastic! and outstanding scene recreation with the blurred vintage Marx ride-on bat in the background.

The cleft chin is Affleck's of course, if it was removed in some scenes, Adam would look that much better!

Very cool, wish they would have dubbed in appropriate voices.

Here is the actual prop owned by the Azarian collection and 2 of the vintage '60 makers. There was at least 5 different makers of this style of walkie-talkie.

some more props to consider. The Bat-Jet photos are the actual surviving prop!

The Riddler's explosive eclair perhaps