Batmobiles

New Batmobiles at Wal-Mart.
 

 They are re-issues with a few changes to colors or other markings.

New one has better wheels than the old version, in my opinion.

New wheels on the left.  Batman is 1/72nd scale conversion.

Conversion Work

Take an ordinary Crystal Geyser water bottle and cut the top off just below the label.

Then you have a nice force field for a single large figure.

Here is a glimpse of my present project.  I am working on making this big house into a castle for DR Doom.  I took PVC pipe, cut it up and covered it with paper "sone" and glued it on.  It made up some nice cheap towers.

Castle Doom

The loft of Castle Doom.

This building even has a control center.

1/72nd scale DR Doom.

A few new floors will have to be installed.

The hinges need work.

Let the work begin!

Castle Doom

My friend Richard got me this playhouse.

I plan on making it into a portion of Castle Doom, of DR Doom.

This is the front, the back part opens into two halves to allow access to the interior.

DR Doom inspects the entrance to what will be his new home after remodeling.

The interior is spacious.

Even the attic is nice.

Napoleonic Super Heros

These are the Emhar Peninsular War 1807-14 British Infantry troops in 1/72nd scale.

They seem like good troops.

I don't do the Napoleonic Wars so I can't speak to their accuracy, but Plastic Soldier Review says they are very good, and they should know.

The two part horse without a base is an interesting item.

I plan on using these as troops for Latveria, the home of DR Doom.

My plan is to make about four platoons.

I will swap heads with Pegasus WWII Russians and Emhar Napoleonic French.

I like the nice deep drum.

It may be a while before the conversions are done, but photos will be taken.