Catwoman and King Tut?

In the TV series Batman, he fights two characters who often use ancient Egyptian iconography.

Catwoman often has cat related Egyptian statues in her lair.

The Sphinx is a lion with a human head.

And of course there is King Tut, who always has a very large, very elaborate lair filled with Egyptian art and statues.

I always thought it would be a natural crossover to have both Catwoman and King Tut working together to get some Egyptian artifact.

Or perhaps the two of them could be working at cross purposes to one another, each trying independently to steal an ancient Egyptian themed item with a cat theme.

Here King Tut makes an appearance!  Holy Boy King, Batman!
 

Race and James

The bridge is a dollar store item.  Figure is a cheap bulk figure from Amazon, painted as Race Bannon.

James Bond in his signature blue suit.

After parking his car near the hut.

James and Race monitor the people in the park.

Race is armed with an AR-10.

A custom rifle in a heavy caliber.
 

Flowers and Eggs

Batman, Robin, the Batmobile with egg flowers.

Not sure why one vase has no flower?!?

None of this set up is glued, the flowers are held on by soft clay and so are the vases.

The big egg is from an Easter egg set from the dollar store.

The breakfast bacon was done by my daughter the artist based on a scene from the TV show.

Batman and Robin are conversions that I did.

Henchmen are various civilian figures from Dapol, and Egghead is a generic figure converted.

This set comes with lots of flowers and I suspect many of them will be used by Louie the Lilac.
 

Villain Lair

This is a set of little flowers that I found on Amazon.

I pulled out some of them that have a yellow center and a white surround.

I took some of the beads in my collection and stuck the flowers on the beads.

They are bold colors.

And work well with Batman 66 villain Egghead.

I did a little set up with Egghead and two of his henchmen in his lair.
 

Dune Buggy

I like the paint job on this car, and the eyes in the tires look like a cat.

Since I don't do Deadpool, I think I may reassign this car.

And give it to Catwoman.

The original dune buggy was the Meyers Manx and that is a cat name.

Joker is fond of surfing and Catwoman has worked with him in the past so this could be a good car for her.
 

Modern Abstract Hot Wheels

I am working on a few Batman 66 Villains of my own.

This car will belong to one based on Dutch painter Piet Mondrian. 

He was known for painting pictures of lines and rectangles, similar to the designs on these cars.

This particular Hot Wheels car is very unusual because it comes in crushed condition.

It also has white front wheels and black back wheels.  White wheels are very uncommon on any Hot Wheels car.

The original artist was very abstract in his work and I think the Batman Villain may also be an artist.

Joker and Clock King both had episodes where they were working in the world of painting.

There were also episodes were the there were sculptures of both Batman and Joker.

And who can forget the paintings done by Alfred, butler to Millionaire Bruce Wayne?

Hot Wheels also made this van, which turned out to be a bit of a peg warmer.

So I picked up a few of them, thinking they might be useful for this Villain.
 

Barbie Land

Another Barbie Land item, this time a store.

Like the other two this will end up as part of my Disneyland type amusement park.

The park is full of little shops that sell gifts, and toys, and foods.

So this certainly will lend itself to that environment.

While these items are about heroic 32mm size, I think most will be fine with my 1/72nd scale figures.

The shopping is cool but it is a bit big!

These are the only three sets I have and the only ones I have seen.  There may be others.

Put together they make a nice little vignette and here is a Hot Wheels Batmobile and Batman in 1/72nd scale.