Hot Toys Batman & Robin Display on a Budget

[Lou Szabo]

Now I get it. The figures are inside the structure. That's going to look great.

[burkestudio]

Here it is with the sides and front assembled. Getting ready for sanding and paint.

[Thefanboy59]

Looks awesome!

[burkestudio]

Painted the city silhouette black today. Will wet sand and re-paint. It's getting there...
(Apologize for the car parts in the background)

-Jeremy

[Ben Bentley]

This is coming along nicely, Jeremy! Always dug that very simple yet effective color scheme that was used in the end credits.

[Chuck Williams]

Love this!!!!

[tmmello]

Love it! Looks great

[Lou Szabo]

Sweet!

[burkestudio]

Thanks guys!!

[KustomJeff]

This is looking great! I wish I could just display my toys, I'd love something like this.

[burkestudio]

Shot the first coat of blue for the background. Will wet-sand and re-shoot.

[Todd Grimes]

Really creative design and lots of fun to follow the progress. Can't wait to see the finished piece!

[burkestudio]

Did a little more work this weekend. Primed & painted the Bat Signal white/black portions.
Both pieces are separate & 1/4" thick each. I want to give it a bit of a 3D effect.

-Jeremy

[Batfanman]

Look really cool. Have you thought about illuminating the Bat-signal? Perhaps shaping/finding a frosted piece of white plastic into a circle and put a light behind it.

[burkestudio]

Look really cool. Have you thought about illuminating the Bat-signal? Perhaps shaping/finding a frosted piece of white plastic into a circle and put a light behind it.

That's actually a brilliant idea!

I am a little farther along (I haven't posted pics yet), so that bat signal is already attached to the background.
However, I did make the background removable from the rest of the display. So I could re-create it using your suggestion.

-Jeremy