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Yep, before her origins were changed she was the daughter of Harvey Dent/Two-Face. Her original history has her using various daughter themed alias' of established criminals such as the Catgirl, Catwoman's Daughter, the Riddler's Daughter, the Penguin's Daughter and Scarecrone the Scarecrow's Daughter. She's also gone by the Card Queen and the Harlequin but her most lasting alias was the Joker's Daughter. That said, I think she only appeared to mirror his look a couple of times, her first appearance was in Batman Family #6.

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I’ll go with an amalgamation of #4, #5, and #6:

“You’re getting overly irritated with the 1:6 figures you’ve been buying.”

I may not have the temperament to be in this hobby over the long run. It seems like almost every purchase requires subsequent purchases to repair or replace something broken, acquire a more suitable body due to skin tones not matching or the build not being ideal, my own sense of aesthetics, etc.

I have a combination of personality traits that I don’t see in many…if any…other collectors here:

A high level of impatience
A low level of creativity
A tendency to obsess over minor flaws

If I’m going to stay in this hobby for any length of time, I need to find a way to chill.

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Autumn Diorama - Sun Nov 15, 2020 6:07 pm

GregT wrote:lol, I was scrolling through these pics for my wife, pausing only at #1 and #6....
she thought it was real-size! congrats on presenting something so lifelike,
and the ladies are ultra-cool, retro-chic. I always enjoy your posts!


Hey GregT! Great to hear from you! Haha! I'm glad to hear your wife like the shots! My wife does too. She complains when I buy the props but then always like the photos! Shocked
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Autumn Diorama - Sun Nov 15, 2020 5:14 pm

lol, I was scrolling through these pics for my wife, pausing only at #1 and #6....
she thought it was real-size! congrats on presenting something so lifelike,
and the ladies are ultra-cool, retro-chic. I always enjoy your posts!
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7 Questions... - Mon May 18, 2020 9:04 am

Stryker2011 wrote:1. Yes to applying the powders in your question. However, avoid washing them as much as possible. If you are just removing dust and lint, use a makeup brush or similar instead.

2. Basically just more muscle definition on the legs of the 35.

3. Already been answered for you. (Another trick is to coat the body part in more of the powder — but this can get messy.)

4. & 5. The materials used by both HT and Jiaou for their seamless bodies aren’t half as resilient as TBL, but if treated with care, kept out of direct sunlight, and not left in any extreme poses for any length of time, you should be fine. Keeping them in an area of your house that doesn’t suffer from extreme fluctuations in temp and humidity will also go a long way to preserving ANY of these figures (clothing and bodies included). Extremes in posing can sometimes cause damage to any of the skin — particularly at joint points where the material is thinner, or where it gets overly stretched — so be careful.

6. I’ve never had an issue putting HT hands on TBL bodies, though I’ve never had a need to go the other way.

7. Already been answered.



Thanks!

As for #2...wow.That's it? Huh. I got a Conan set and the seller said/recommended the M35, putting the boots on the M34 was so hard. One of the pair tore apart just as I was getting it on. It's salvageable but only if you're not looking at it. I wish I posted this first.

#6...Anyone know offhand the diameter of HT wrist connectors?
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