It's some great soap opera stuff today, bat-fans!
Ra's Al Ghul
Ra's Al Ghul, the Demon's Head, is a formidable centuries-old opponent. He is the head of the League of Assassins. He has deduced Bruce's identity, and calls him 'Detective'. I wasn’t supremely impressed with this sculpt. It is what it is. Painting facial hair is a pain.
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Ra's Al Ghul
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Ra's slish's off Batman's ears...
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| Hush: Batman #616 (2003) |
... and is a sore loser.
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Hush: Batman #616 (2003)
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These assassins came out pretty nice and quick; the dark red robes are quite nice.
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Assassins
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Talia Al Ghul
Ra's's headstrong daughter, she seduced Bruce Wayne and bore him a son,
Damian/ Robin. She calls Bruce 'Beloved'.
The facial sculpt here isn’t great, but the flowing robes and white/ green combo are great.
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Talia Al Ghul
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Batman #34 (2017)
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Heretic
Rebuffed as to an ongoing relationship with Batman, Talia cloned Damian and vat-grew Heretic. The sculpt shows a moment when he was set alight. Not an exciting figure, but the flames help.
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Heretic
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Lady Shiva
The deadliest martial artist in the world, her daughter is
Cassandra Cain/ Orphan. The bodysuit is red ink over gold, and looks even better on the miniature than it does in a photo.
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I sprayed these Panzer Grey and picked out the armour and straps with AP Dark Tone wash.
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Ninjas
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That's quite a collection, the colour match is really good, great brush work.
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Stu
Thanks, Stu! Half the fun is finding the reference material!
DeleteHey Barks these figures are disappointing after seeing your last lot of villains.
ReplyDeleteThe Assassins & Ninjas are fine but the other sculpts are uninspiring, Ra's Al Ghul is actually pretty poor!
Your paintwork is great given what you have been given!
I’ve got one more bat-batch of figures to go, Darling; they’re a bit better sculpts! Watch this space.
DeleteWhat I really like is the pulp vibe they all instil. You did a pretty nice job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Suber!
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