The giant toys in bright colors give the impression of a giant out of sync world.
Just the sort of thing Joker would like.
Child like and dystopian at the same time.
Outsized, freakish, and gigantic, just like The Joker himself.
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Thursday, August 4, 2022
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Plans for Villain Lairs
Here at a lower angle the room looks more finished.
I got a bunch of stacking plastic storage crates.
From the outside they look a bit like modern buildings.
Stacked they look a lot like skyscrapers. My plan is to stack them on their sides. I looked for ones that would stack that way. I got most of them at Walmart. They seem to be in stock most of the time, in several sizes. Insert a piece of foam core board on the down side as a floor. Then put paper, foil, or more foam core board on the sides to make walls. My plan is to use foil or mylar or some similar material on the walls that is visible from the outside of the box to make it look like a modern building with the foil or mylar as the window glass. Inside the walls can be foam core board or as here just printed papers. I am experimenting with several techniques. In this way the boxes will act as a sort of doll house type building to allow three sides and the top to look like a nice building and the back will be open for wargame play. I have four large boxes about the size of a photocopy paper case box and a lot of boxes about half that size. The large boxes I got in bright colors for use as super villain lairs, they often seem to enjoy the high visibility look. The smaller ones will be for the secondary villains like Bookworm, or the Mad Hatter. But I think at least Joker, Penguin, Cat Woman, King Tut and Riddler will get their own large box size lair. The Bat Cave, however, will be something more unique and special. These boxes can be stacked or placed side by side to make larger buildings, with big rooms.
I got a bunch of stacking plastic storage crates.
From the outside they look a bit like modern buildings.
Stacked they look a lot like skyscrapers. My plan is to stack them on their sides. I looked for ones that would stack that way. I got most of them at Walmart. They seem to be in stock most of the time, in several sizes. Insert a piece of foam core board on the down side as a floor. Then put paper, foil, or more foam core board on the sides to make walls. My plan is to use foil or mylar or some similar material on the walls that is visible from the outside of the box to make it look like a modern building with the foil or mylar as the window glass. Inside the walls can be foam core board or as here just printed papers. I am experimenting with several techniques. In this way the boxes will act as a sort of doll house type building to allow three sides and the top to look like a nice building and the back will be open for wargame play. I have four large boxes about the size of a photocopy paper case box and a lot of boxes about half that size. The large boxes I got in bright colors for use as super villain lairs, they often seem to enjoy the high visibility look. The smaller ones will be for the secondary villains like Bookworm, or the Mad Hatter. But I think at least Joker, Penguin, Cat Woman, King Tut and Riddler will get their own large box size lair. The Bat Cave, however, will be something more unique and special. These boxes can be stacked or placed side by side to make larger buildings, with big rooms.
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Joker Lair
1/72nd scale Batman with the Jax and ball.
I think it makes a rather scary maze.
Here is my mock up Jokers Lair.
The Banana Mobile is a Hot Wheels car that seems just the thing for the Joker to drive.
Blocks, bold polka dots on the walls, jax, Jack in the Box, and alphabet blocks seem a good start on a Joker Lair.
I think it makes a rather scary maze.
Here is my mock up Jokers Lair.
The Banana Mobile is a Hot Wheels car that seems just the thing for the Joker to drive.
Blocks, bold polka dots on the walls, jax, Jack in the Box, and alphabet blocks seem a good start on a Joker Lair.
Monday, August 1, 2022
Jax
In the Adam West Batman TV series the Joker is depicted as a clown.
The Joker sometimes has a lair with various games and toys in evidence.
When I saw this colorful jax set I decided it would look great in a Joker lair.
So I spent a couple bucks and picked it up.
They are about an inch long.
The Joker sometimes has a lair with various games and toys in evidence.
When I saw this colorful jax set I decided it would look great in a Joker lair.
So I spent a couple bucks and picked it up.
They are about an inch long.
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