1/6 INART (Queen Studio) - The Dark Knight - Joker Collectible Figure

Wor-Gar said:

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POshy said:

Were yours more extreme though? Do you just have to remove the four little screws and then you can adjust each eye or is there more to it?

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Spiln3r said:

Hey guys, i neeed help.

I received the InArt Joker too, great figure but i think that i have somes issues on it

Can you check and tell me if it's normal or if it's defects please?

First the jacket, it's the thing that we see the most.
I have a kind of fold, or it's a claw i'm not sure but it doesn't go away.
I'm pretty sure it's a defect because the other Jokers i've seen don't have that, and it's in front so it's visible...


On the right side I also have some kind of vertical lines, is it normal?


And behind the shoulders, it's all crumpled


The collar of the jacket, I can move one side but not the other, which is sewn or glued I do not know




Now the HS, I noticed a lot of spots (i don't know how to tell that in English) that look like warts... there's even one in the black area above the eyes.



A piece of red paint is missing here


For the hollow of the eyes, is it normal that it is not painted in black here?


The eyes are not aligned...



I think that's a lot of flaws for a "premium" brand, and it prevents me from appreciating this Joker at its true value so i wait your analyse to see what i will do

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ebor said:

Rory that was a ballsy move…and successful! Looks amazing!

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rory said:

I was bothered by how the grenade rig caused the front of his coat to puff out and not lie flush, with all it's leather straps etc, which just made it look lumpy at certain angles. So initially I just carefully removed the rig all together, thinking I could find an extra coat, so I'd have both options. Lol, joke's on me cuz no one is parting with their coat on ebay or Facebook.

So I decided to sew in some low profile metal snaps, allowing me to snap the rig on and off. Giving me either option with a single coat. Now I can get the nice svelt drape that I was looking for. Granted, I could've just used some small safety pins, but that would have been destructive over repeated use. This is much safer for the coat lining and rig.


Here he is without the grenade rig attached. I get a much more flush sitting coat than before.

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Here's the low profile metal snaps sewn into the coat. I used metal snaps since the tabs on the male side won't break from use like the cheap plastic ones.

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Here's the rig snapped in. The male side of snaps are sewn onto the backside of the rig.

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It was careful work, because the straps and metal hook had to be removed to detach the rig from the coat, initially. So those straps had to be sewn back onto the rig once it was detached.

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Hologram AI said:

It's their very first figure into the market so it's not really surprising that they tried to go all out with it and tried to do more than what we've been seeing for years from other licensed 1/6 figure companies. Outside of Hot Toys, I don't think we've really seen any other company (Sideshow, StarAce, Threezero, Blitzway, etc) do rolling eyes? Unless if I missed a few dime a dozen releases that had it.

Inart's rolling eyes aren't up to Hot Toys latest but it also took Hot Toys up until the past year or so to improve their PERs game. I don't doubt that Inart can get there in time. The quality of the sculpt and tailoring is undeniably there. I'm just hoping that they continue to improve as they move along.

I also quite like that they actually weathered the outfit for this. Way too many pristine and spotless outfits for characters that should show some wear and tear. It's nice to see some dust/dirt all over the coat and vest.

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Hando said:

Man some people are so skilled and then there is me

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rory said:

rory said:

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I was bothered by how the grenade rig caused the front of his coat to puff out and not lie flush, with all it's leather straps etc, which just made it look lumpy at certain angles. So initially I just carefully removed the rig all together, thinking I could find an extra coat, so I'd have both options. Lol, joke's on me cuz no one is parting with their coat on ebay or Facebook.

So I decided to sew in some low profile metal snaps, allowing me to snap the rig on and off. Giving me either option with a single coat. Now I can get the nice svelt drape that I was looking for. Granted, I could've just used some small safety pins, but that would have been destructive over repeated use. This is much safer for the coat lining and rig.


Here he is without the grenade rig attached. I get a much more flush sitting coat than before.

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Here's the low profile metal snaps sewn into the coat. I used metal snaps since the tabs on the male side won't break from use like the cheap plastic ones.

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Here's the rig snapped in. The male side of snaps are sewn onto the backside of the rig.

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It was careful work, because the straps and metal hook had to be removed to detach the rig from the coat, initially. So those straps had to be sewn back onto the rig once it was detached.

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Wor-Gar said:

Great work, rory!

Do you have a comparison picture before surgery?

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TDK82 said:

Does anyone have any tips or tricks to keep the figure on the stand? He's fallen off a couple of times after staying on for over a day even though he's posed correctly.

Has anyone noticed any soft/non-magnetic areas on the stand? I'll pose him a certain way and he'll adjust to another area where the magnet is stronger.

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