Custom furniture from 1:1 item

GubernatorFan wrote:No kidding, BAD WOLF, that thing really does look like a large display cabinet in sixth-scale! Very nice find. Thanks for sharing.

Stryker2011 wrote:I remember this. So cool. Love that your 1/6 have "1/6 figures" of their own.

Fox915 wrote:I remember this awesome cabinet back at the old place, loved it then, still loving it now. I just loved those mini figures, and just like Stryker said, it's so cool that your figures have their own figures.

Kukolka wrote:Nice! I've seen in person jewelry cases that would almost work for a wardrobe, from the front, but the depth would overcrowd the scene. You found a winner! Even the feet are in scale. This looks great with the mini figs inside. I still need to find a shelf for my 1/6 display Nano Metalfigs. What figs are the even smaller ones on the top shelf?

ReverendSpooky wrote:What a great find!  It look perfect with the shelves in there.  And I agree with you, Heroclix make perfect scale figures for your figures.  

ReverendSpooky wrote:What a great find!  It look perfect with the shelves in there.  And I agree with you, Heroclix make perfect scale figures for your figures.  

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:

ReverendSpooky wrote:What a great find!  It look perfect with the shelves in there.  And I agree with you, Heroclix make perfect scale figures for your figures.  

The cabinet looks quite perfect, it's as good as it gets in using a 1:1 jewelry cabinet for 1:6 totally credibly without any dimension seeming off.

Heroclix are great.  Don't forget their other limited but very fun possible 1:6 purpose, putting Ant-Man or the Wasp on Iron's shoulder, or the Atom with DC figures, things like that.

As you've done here Badwolf, Nano Mini Metalfigs are great too for the purpose of giving 1:6 figures their own toys to own.  For those not in the know they also make Harry Potter, WWE and Disney characters.  As far as DC goes, you're gonna wanna get one more Badwolf if you come across it.  I'm an idiot because I only bought one and left a spare behind, and haven't seen one since.  Plus twice an idiot, because I've since misplaced it, but I do have it somewhere.  I'm talking about my favorite Nano Mini Metalfig being quite specifically a '66 Adam West Batman.  That one only comes as a single, it isn't found in the six-packs.

DeltaForceChung wrote:I remember this too.

One of my favorites.

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thank you, that a cool idea with the Heroclix figures, thanks for the heads up on the Nano Metalfigs Classic TV Batman, I looked at my collection last night and I have 4 other Batman figures but not that one and I think there is still another WW figure I'm still looking for too.

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:

BAD WOLF-787 wrote:Thank you, that a cool idea with the Heroclix figures, thanks for the heads up on the Nano Metalfigs Classic TV Batman, I looked at my collection last night and I have 4 other Batman figures but not that one and I think there is still another WW figure I'm still looking for too.

You gave me a timely reminder about the Nano Metalfig minis.  I only have a few and I probably let some good ones get away.  I just realized their website has a checklist:  here it is showing that very distinctive Adam West Batman  http://metalsdiecast.com/wp-content/uploads/NanoMetalfigs-DC-w2-Batman-ClassicTVSeries-01-1030x687.jpg  Unlike 1/6 figures, they don't need to reuse a standard body for cost savings, so this Batman is actually slightly chubby.  I wouldn't mind having 3 of him -- one in package, one out of package, and here's the good part, I'd love to print out a 1/6 scale 1967 IDEAL Captain Action Batman package and put him inside.

What's the WW you're looking for, so I can keep an eye out?  The selection in Canada seems limited (lots on the web site that I've never seen) but you never know.

brassco wrote:that's a pretty cool concept - miniature within miniature world. The miniature figures are what, 1/36th?

Stryker2011 wrote:That’s quite the little army. I’m pretty sure I’m able to identify most of them except the guy in the front row middle next to Luther (with the orange sphere).

Plenty of toys for your ladies to play with when you’re not looking (much like their seruptitious use of your computer).

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:Heroclix are great.  Don't forget their other limited but very fun possible 1:6 purpose, putting Ant-Man or the Wasp on Iron's shoulder, or the Atom with DC figures, things like that.

Stryker2011 wrote:Ohh. Yeah. Now I see it. I guess that was why I was confused. I thought at first he might be another member of the Green Lantern Corps, but the orange ball was throwing me.

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:.
Thanks for the display.  It's also useful because I was wondering if their website http://metalsdiecast.com was a complete list, and it looks like all those in your set (and all that I remember seeing at the store) are included on the website.  It's kind of overkill too -- they have a 7 picture + 1 video portfolio for every $1, non-movable figure.