1/6 Scale display props

[Krimzon]

I bought an 18D/18W/24H display case for my Hot Toys Batman and Robin, I lined the back and sides of the case with the foam rock background so it looks like the bat cave (awesome looking) but I need to find some 1/6 batcave props to place in the case with the figures and was wondering if anyone knew where I can find some props in the 1/6 scale like bat computer ECT.... I made a bat computer and placed some LEDs in it but it really doesn't look great and I really want the props to look as good as the figures if any one knows of anywhere to get these type of props I would appreciate the info... Thanks

[burkestudio]

Krimzon,

Can you post pictures of your display case? Sounds awesome!!

-Jeremy @ Burke Studio

[Krimzon]

Here's a pic of it with the foam rock back ground and bat computer I made out of balsa wood. I have limited use of my hands so it took forever to make the bat computer (with some hesitant help from my wife) so it's not as nice as it could be but not too bad but would love to find a good bat computer to add to it.

[Ben Bentley]

That looks pretty darn good to me!

[Brian M]

That looks awesome! Great job and great display.

[Gleeps, it's Batman]

I think that Batcomputer looks great. Good job!

[Krimzon]

Thanks all, appreciate the kind words... This was my 2nd attempt at the bat computer the first one had LEDs in it but it was really bad. I'm going to be putting LEDs in this one and a small button that when pushed plays the batman theme song (have the sound chip from a ruined blue ray box set) should be pretty cool if I ever finish it. Diabetes neuropathy is taking its toll on my hands but as I always say " that which doesn't kill us, just makes us suffer"

if I ever finish the lights and sound I will post a clip of it. This board and classic batman has really given me something to do and has been a good mental distraction since the doctors put me out on disability. I really appreciate that fact that it exist and thank the creators and all of the great post.

[elmrgraham]

Excellent.

[John Mack]

Holy coolness! Great job you guys!

John

[Krimzon]

Took a better pic (tried too anyway) except for the dust and lint on the glass and the funny looking knees the background foam from Petsmart really works well.

[wally wingert]

"Limited use of your hands?" OMG! I have FULL use of my hands and I couldn't make something that nice! WOWZA!

[mwilbury]

Agreed, great work!

[Todd Grimes]

I would LOVE to have a display like that! It looks great!

[Lou Szabo]

That looks great. I can't wait to see the Atomic Pile and the turntable for the Batmobile.

Did you perform any math on the overall size of the cave, including the escape.

Our friend, Jeremy, has some great drawings that you may be able to scale for the "up motion" on the batpoles. Perhaps you can also solve the dilemma of how Bruce drops down the right pole in the library, but exits the pole in the cave on the left so they don't bump into each other at the Batmobile.

Take your time too - half the fun is coming up with the clever ways to make this stuff. One relatively easy one should be the "clear map" - get the teacher barbie blackboard and insert a clear sheet of plastic sheeting after you've printed the Gotham Map on it. The hard part will be locating the a) map, b) a laser printer and c) the barbie blackboard. Well, maybe that blackboard frame wont work, but you get the idea.

[Boy Wonder]

Looks Great!