1/25 Moebius SDCC Exclusive Joker/Batman Figures

The Batman fig included in the kit is the same as this one,although molded in purple.

Base coat applied and got started on Batman as well.

Nice !

..and finding any decent figures in 1/25th scale is unusual................

.....would be nice to have figures to match some of those old 1980s era tv or  movie vehicles.

such as the Ghost Busters, A-Team or police vehicles from TV shows. 

I'm hoping for a Bane fig myself.

I was looking forward to getting the Joker figure in the boxed Dark Knight set. 

Maybe I can get my hands on this set someday. 

If you don't mind, I'll be checking in here from time to time. 

I'm also a fan of rare, descent 1/25 - 1/24 scale figures and equipment 

Finally got these done.Obviously I'm not much of a figure painter,but it was fun.

Looks good to me..................anyway, Joker's makeup seemed to be designed to look that way.......IIRC......

It's difficult to master a particular aspect of modeling when you build anything and everything.

Those figures look straight out of the movie. Well done 

Thanks,but they ain't that good.

The only complaint I would have about your Joker figure has nothing to do with your skill. The molding and posture, the more I look at it, doesn't really appeal to me. It reminds me of that little flexible, rubber Gumby doll I had as a kid. The Batman figures are fine but I don't know what the people at Moebius were thinking of when they created the Joker. But your painting is fine, especially his face.

Thanks.I hope Moebius puts out more figs like this.I thoroughly enjoyed them.

Late to the party, I am. Anyway, I would agree with the comment about the joker painting suiting the subject. It has that "crazy" thing going on. Darker and blending for a less cartoon subject would get it there. People freak on the heads & face but its the same as the body or a tank for that matter. When doing detail paint pens and blending tools are at craft stores etc. The stance is weird, maybe thats what they thought would work? Thanks.

It actually looks a bit better in person and true scale.Once enlarged,every flaw is magnified.A friend of mine thought it sucked until he realized it wasn't 12" tall.

Sprue-ce Goose

Nice !

..and finding any decent figures in 1/25th scale is unusual................

.....would be nice to have figures to match some of those old 1980s era tv or  movie vehicles.

such as the Ghost Busters, A-Team or police vehicles from TV shows. 

I agree.  About all that's available are generic race car drivers/mechanics and babes in skimpy clothing!

Just a quick pic for perspective.A buddy of mine thought this kinda sucked until I showed him it's true size.He thought it was 12" tall or better.