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Okay, now I've dropped below my original paying (and asking price) to $650 Shipped. PM if interested!

I'd be willing to go down to $700 but I can't include the drippy sculpt then.

Of course. $749...wait...a dollar less?

Well, I would, but I need at least enough to cover the paypal fees, and I also have the Joker up on Ebay as well. The problem is coming up with the amount I paid for it, and charging enough that will cover all the fees, and shipping costs. I really don't want to lose anything on it.

I did book keeping on how much I spent on everything originally. The figure cost $687.39 to make according to what I have written down. So I'd round that off to $750 because PayPal will charge about $40-$50.

$750 is as low as I can go.

[$650 SHIPPED]

I'm finally parting ways with, perhaps the most incredible collectible pieces I have ever had the privilege of owning, and for that matter, displaying on my shelf for so many years. It is one of those extremely RARE pieces of art, perhaps the Holy Grail of 12" figures, and is highly sought after by true collectors, and fans of the Batman films. This is an incredibly detailed 1/6th scale 12" inch articulated figure of AFI's Top 100 Film Villains of All-Time, The Joker, played by the great Jack Nicholson from director Tim Burton's 1989 visionary film, Batman. There are truly no words to describe how AMAZING this piece really is. Pictures DO NOT DO IT JUSTICE, this has to be seen in person!! The craftsmanship is amazing!





The figure concists of many hand-made, tailored, and painted items, etc. The details are just mind-blowing!! Included are the following...

-Jack Nicholson as The Joker head sculpt

-Purple Top Hat Accessory

- Prank Gun Accessory (with BANG!)

-Purple Tail Coat Jacket

-Long Sleeve Silk (orange/yellowish) Shirt

-Wild Orchid ornament

-Silk Blue Polka-dot Bow Tie & Silk Polka-dot Handkerchief

-Blue Vest

-Multi-colored Plaid Patterned Pants

-Purple Gloves

-Black Socks

-Shoes

-Belly Cushion "Fat Suit" (for true-film likeness to Jack Nicholson's appearance)

-Dragon Body with over 30 points of Articulation

and as an ADDED BONUS!!!

I'm throwing in....

-1x pair of variant Inter-Changeable Purple gloves with the SHOCKER accessory!!

And...

-1x FULL Variant Joker Trench coat w/ Handerkchief (the Purple, Green, Blue, and Black Chemical Plant stained version) This version trench coat is modeled after the one worn by Jack Nicholson in his introductory scene as The Joker, confronting Gotham Mob Boss, Carl Grissom (Jack Palance)



$650 SHIPPED

It's not really repairable.....I tried already.....and it looks alright now that I--....I guess I.....DAMMIT I HATE RUBBER!!

So should I stick with my 32" 720p Samsung, or buy the 32" 640 Best Buy Exclusive with 120hz Auto Motion?

If you cant tell the difference on a 32" PLEASE TELL ME NOW, I'd rather save up for a 46" LED in the next couple of years if there is infact no major difference on the 32" screens.

I'm wondering what you have to do in order to re-shape an 89 Cowl? Especially if it's rubber, or vinyl latex. Is there an easy alternative to customizing the mask without ruining it.

By lightly sanding some of the edges, cleaning the surface and re-painting it?? Is this possible or not?

Yeah, that's the thing I'm happy with 32". Does it really make a difference then?

Okay, Beside the obvious fact that 1080p is higher in resolution than 720p, which resolution would you prefer to watch the Batman Anthology on Bluray with?

The reason why I'm asking is because my first LCD TV I Purchased was the Samsung LN32A330 (720p) TV. Now, the picture on this thing was fantastic considering it was a 720p with only 8,000 Dynamic Contrast. I played the standard definition Batman Anthology set on DVD, on this TV with an upconverting player and it looked pretty damn clear, exactly what the Screencaps on Bluray looked like.

But when I heard they were re-releasing the Anthology set onto Bluray Format,  I thought, "Hey, it's time for me to get a 1080p Samsung to see Batman in FULL HD". So I did, I spent much more money for a Samsung LN32B550, only to play the standard Anthology set on DVD, on the new TV, and the picture quality was almost if not the same!! except not as sharp!!! not to mention this is with a 70,000 dynamic contrast!

So even though I haven't purchased a Bluray player yet to see what it may look like on the 1080p TV, it's quite clear that perhaps this whole 1080p diversion is not what it seems. 1080p probably looks no different than the 720p as far as the quality for the Batman Anthology goes.


Opinions Anyone?