Batcomputer 1/6 Scale Accessory for Hot Toys Batman

[Lou Szabo]

Batman Batcomputer 1/6 Scale Action Figure Accessory for Hot Toys Batman and Robin by ProCustomFigures Unboxing and Full Review

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[Scott Sebring]

That's a well made high end custom.

[greatlakes6]

Looks awesome, curious what Joost is coming up with.

[Planejack777]

Well, whatever he has planned….he better consider where to manufacture it as well!

[greatlakes6]

Well, whatever he has planned….he better consider where to manufacture it as well!

It wouldn’t be sent from China even if produced there. It would come from where he is.

[Ben Bentley]

This is a really nice piece! Looks great at that scale.

[Planejack777]

It wouldn’t be sent from China even if produced there. It would come from where he is.

THAT WOULD MATTER! IMHO.

[greatlakes6]

It wouldn’t be sent from China even if produced there. It would come from where he is.

THAT WOULD MATTER! IMHO.

Not in the amount you would pay in tariff if anything.

[JiminyD]

I have this and it is an incredible piece. Be warned, it takes some work to assemble. It comes with a million little leds that you have to insert into each hole on the batcomputer by hand, and then also snip off their leads (unless you are going to fully wire them to light up, something way beyond my abilities). And the decals are odd, a sort of cross between stickers and decals, and they take some getting used to -- and you're applying every bit of print onto the batcomputer, so you're going to need a steady hand, an xacto knife, and hopefully some magnifying glasses. But the end result was really worth it. I bought some tiny blinking fairy lights and put them behind the Batcomputer part, and it more or less creates the illusion of a blinking batcomputer, along with those amazing radar panels.

[Planejack777]

How long did it take to get it….and from where?

[JiminyD]

there's a link to it in the first post in this thread. I'd say it took me total maybe eight hours, but understand that I have a lot of experience with building models. I don't want to discourage you but you'd want to take it slow and careful if this is your first project on a thing like this. It's entirely do-able but there would absolutely be a learning curve. Alternately you could skip the decals (more like rub-on graphics, really, like a sort of high-end version of those old rub-on letters graphic artists used to use before computers) and putting the little LEDs into the batcomputer, and you'd still be ahead of the 3d printed versions available. I'm just happy to have it, I got ripped off by a customizer offering batcomputers ten years ago (guy took my money but never sent the product, ghosted my follow-up emails) and all I have wanted for the longest time was a batcomputer to go with my 1:6 shelf display, and finally I have it!!

[JiminyD]

Sorry, that was about how long it took to build it. I may have misunderstood the question. It took a week or two to get it delivered. That was a couple months ago, today, with all the ridiculous confusion currently going on, I don't know.

[Jimmy L. 66]

Holy smokes! That is a beautiful piece, but a high price point especially is you have to self assemble. Still, it would be a great addition to a 1:6 bat cave.

[Planejack777]

I’m hoping that Jazz Inc. offers something even better! I have faith they will.

[greatlakes6]

I’m hoping that Jazz Inc. offers something even better! I have faith they will.

Me too.