Custom Bruce and Dick headswaps by Ian McLean, on Flickr
The necks were probably too long. A "Tomorrowland" Casey Newton figure provided a body for Dick - and a head for another custom.
Custom Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Bruce needed very little other changes other than shortening the neck and changing the colour of his undershirt. Dick's shoulders were trimmed a little and a turtleneck sweater collar was added with quickset putty. The spare Funko Catwoman body was destined to become Riddler's moll, Moth. Quickset putty now obscures the belt and any evidence of Catwoman's necklace.
Custom Bruce and Dick and Moth by Ian McLean, on Flickr
Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson and Riddler's moll, Moth: now complete.
Bruce and Dick and Moth completed by Ian McLean, on Flickr
MezcoToyz Riddler, my customized Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson and Moth, plus Funko's Bookworm:
Bruce and Dick vs villains by Ian McLean, on Flickr
In 2017, I turned spare Funko Julie Newmar Catwoman figures into Lee Meriwether (the 1966 movie) and Eartha Kitt (Season Three), but I was never happy with Eartha's height and the masculine "Breaking Bad" Gustavo Fring head I had used.
Funko Batman and Catwomen by Ian McLean, on Flickr
So when I suddenly had a new MezcoToyz Julie Newmar Catwoman figure but already had one from Funko - I conceived of a better idea for customising a more petite Eartha Kitt Catwoman! Note that Julie has her feline eyebrows (added by me). The black and ginger cats are little figural fridge magnets.
Three Catwomen by Ian McLean, on Flickr
