Batced In reply to squibblyquill [2018-12-16 02:21:23 +0000 UTC]

Hello! Thank you for your kindness, I was inspired by a bunch of folks too and it makes me feel good to pass on that hat of inspiration. As far as modifications go, yes, I have done a few customs to a bunch of my figures. Too many to keep a memory in mind of, but the most recent (That I haven't uploaded yet) was a Season 16 Brown Coat Fourth Doctor, which was the most significant I'd done yet. Most of the time I mostly just do simple repaints, head-swaps, or hand swaps.

I only wish I had the ability to do a Caves of Androzani scene! I keep wanting to get that set with Peri and Sherez Jek but it eludes me. I can't think of anyone who's done it specifically, but I have a feeling if you look up a fellow named MisterTom on Instagram, you'll probably find out he's done it. He was one of my inspirations, and a great customizer to boot!

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squibblyquill In reply to Batced [2018-12-16 12:54:15 +0000 UTC]

Thank you for your friendliness and awesome tips! Yeah, someone gave me the Androzani figurines, but I don't like Peri's face very much, and wish I was pro enough to touch up Jek's hood. I will definitely look up MisterTom... And I will look for the Brown Coat Fourth Doctor in your collection. Your latest shot of batman, the lower half of his face looked so human, it was amazing, and his body pose!

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Batced In reply to fourth-heir [2018-01-26 00:31:07 +0000 UTC]

Not a problem...I love all of your customs!

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Batced In reply to Fatespeaks [2018-01-26 00:31:19 +0000 UTC]

Absolutely!

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Batced In reply to KyleGodpeed [2017-08-04 03:38:39 +0000 UTC]

Halloo! 

Thank you for the checking, I'm fine, I was just in the midst of a break to recharge myself.

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KyleGodpeed In reply to Batced [2017-08-04 07:11:01 +0000 UTC]

No probs, a lot talented of deviants have been disappearing lately.

Hope you had a relaxing time, can't wait to see more content.

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Batced In reply to KyleGodpeed [2017-08-06 07:42:05 +0000 UTC]

I will be returning soon! It was never meant to be a permanent break, just something I'd put off for for a very long time.

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Batced In reply to bellablossomyoutube [2017-06-25 03:51:44 +0000 UTC]

Been workin' on that for a while now, trying to get a Piper's Pit set for a decent price. 

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bellablossomyoutube In reply to Batced [2017-06-25 05:44:55 +0000 UTC]

make one it's easy 

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Batced In reply to White-Rose-Brian [2016-12-12 05:13:54 +0000 UTC]

Certainly!

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Batced In reply to SpiritualSketcher [2016-12-01 21:48:49 +0000 UTC]

Just wrote on your wall  

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SpiritualSketcher In reply to Batced [2016-12-11 10:40:38 +0000 UTC]

I'm off to Germany tomorrow to visit the Christmas markets in Cologne, I'll be back on Friday night. I'll be sure to take as many photos as possible!!

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Batced In reply to SpiritualSketcher [2016-12-11 13:24:25 +0000 UTC]

Have fun and be safe! I look forward to seeing them

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SpiritualSketcher In reply to Batced [2016-12-17 18:41:55 +0000 UTC]

I'm home safely! I'll be posting my pictures soon!

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Batced In reply to Frostbite883 [2016-11-05 09:14:59 +0000 UTC]

Without knowledge of what Eobard Thawne would be? Barry Allen might have taken him on. But you also have to consider if Thawne has his own speed powers to encourage Barry to accept him as a partner and too it would have to be an Eobard Thawne that might not know as well any of their unpleasant history. So really I think Barry would have taken him as a partner and would have welcomed it.

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Frostbite883 In reply to Batced [2016-12-04 09:41:21 +0000 UTC]

DC AU Questions: If David Cain had caught his daughter, Cassandra Cain, before she could run away and was forced to stay with him, even during her teens, would it result in Cass ending up being like her dad (and mom too)? Would she ended up being a cold blooded killer (who'll eventually fight against Batman and his allies sooner or later)?

Note: This scenario will take place in the Post-Infinite Crisis/Pre-Flashpoint DC Universe continuity.

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Batced In reply to Frostbite883 [2016-12-10 10:28:27 +0000 UTC]

That would be dependent on if Cassandra completely immersed herself as a cold-blooded killer like her father and Shiva. I think at some point she would have tried breaking away, either because she was mentally pushed to that point or there would be something that would conflict with her mind as she read the targeted individual. She would indeed fight against Batman and his Family, although I theorize she'd be more of a villain at first for Dick or Tim, maybe Huntress as well which would force the trio to work together to stop the League of Assassins.

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Frostbite883 In reply to Batced [2016-12-15 06:29:13 +0000 UTC]

DC AU Question: If Batman/Bruce and Robin/Dick didn't split up (which resulted in the Boy Wonder sticking to Gotham and helping the Dark Knight more there and helping out the Titans less), how would things go for him, Batman, their city and the Titans if that turn of events happened?

Note: This scenario would have happen during Robin's later years as Robin and it could take place in any DC continuity.

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Batced In reply to Frostbite883 [2016-12-15 11:45:50 +0000 UTC]

Well in this cause I think it was always going to be a probability that Dick would leave Batman at some point, if not officially (like it was in the 1970s where he was still Bruce's partner even though he was off at college) then the big break that caused their rift (various accounts in the 1980s and even in the Animated Series) would have seen to it as Dick got older. Dick was always different from Bruce in the sense that Bruce raised him to be a better man. He was lighter hearted, more trusting and cultivated relationships while maintaining his secret identity, something Batman taught him but Dick saw how infinite the loneliness of that life would be and rejected that aspect. The other part is that Dick couldn't adhere to Bruce's black and white philosophy, as evidenced in one episode of The New Batman Adventures where Nightwing retells the story of how him and Batman broke off to Tim Drake, due to Bruce's inability to believe that all criminals were cowardly thugs out only for themselves. 

But to get back to your question...I think if they didn't split it would have happened eventually. Its effect on them and Gotham is slightly minimal as it meant that they would still be the city's Dynamic Duo. Dick sticking around a lot longer might have helped Bruce not turn into the sourpuss he eventually became when Jason joined him, and Dick's presence might have saved Bruce from becoming a man with a death wish. He would have been more careful, but at the same time it would have dulled his growing cunning knowing he'd have someone to watch his back and we'd probably see Bruce become a bit stunted in this regard.

As far as the Titans go, Robin was the lynchpin founder. Going off their characterizations at that time, I can't see the Titans surviving with Speedy, Aqualad, and Kid Flash at the helm unless they were to undergo a major character shift that would have displayed their leadership otential. 

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Frostbite883 In reply to Batced [2016-12-24 17:33:47 +0000 UTC]

DC AU Questions: Could Red Hood (Jason Todd) become a better hero AND a better person if he was captured by Batman, sent to the Titans (that included Nightwing, Troia, Red Arrow, Flash III, Tempest, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven and Beast Boy) and forcibly became a probationary member of that team so they can get him there? Could Nightwing, Troia, Red Arrow, Flash, Tempest, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven and Beast Boy successfully teach Red Hood self restraint (when it comes to who he's going to punch and how he'll go about it), compassion (towards everyone...even villains), trust (whether it's taking a chance in trusting other people or vice versa with him earning any of it himself), reliability (becoming dependable to everyone), wisdom (a virtue Todd can use to do approach situations wisely), rationality (concerning any actions he might want to take and the actions of others), love (in how to gain it and how to display it with other people), patience (with others as well as himself) and joy (finding someway to be happy despite everything that's happened)?

Note: This scenario would happen in the Post-Infinite Crisis/Pre-Flashpoint DC Universe and the Titans there are the 2008 incarnation of the group. Not to be confused with the other Titans group (the Teen Titans) that was still active at the time.

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Batced In reply to Frostbite883 [2017-01-12 10:44:01 +0000 UTC]

Sorry for the late reply on this one.

Jason Todd WAS in the Teen Titans briefly and it honestly did him no good whatsoever. But that's just Post-Crisis Jason...the troubled youth who was far too reckless, far too angry to have had his attitude curtailed. But the more that I think on this, I think its possible that Red Hood could have learned something from the Titans, particularly the compassion of Starfire and even Raven in learning how to channel whatever anger he has.

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Frostbite883 In reply to Batced [2017-01-16 15:59:50 +0000 UTC]

It's fine.

DC AU Questions: What if, after witnessing the Joker manipulated Superman into killing his wife, unborn child and everyone in Metropolis (as well as destroying the city), Batman decided to hold the Clown Prince of Crime inside a VERY indestructible glass cell inside the Bat Cave for life and was secretly allowed to place him there by nearly all of Gotham's main authority figures?

What happens if the Bat Family (which includes Batman himself, Nightwing, Red Robin, Robin, Batwoman, Alfred Pennyworth and Oracle) had committed themselves to taking turn keeping an eye on Joker constantly without letting Superman or any other hero know where the Clown Prince is now? Would they succeed in keeping the Clown Prince inside his new cell? Is there a chance that he can't get out from it? Will some no gooder be less successful in getting him out (especially if the Bat Fam have a secret code that only they know and can easily pronounce)? Won't Superman or some other hero be able to find the clown sooner or later? If they did, could things end up well for everyone?

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Batced In reply to Frostbite883 [2017-01-17 06:35:20 +0000 UTC]

There's a chance that Joker couldn't get out of it on his own, unless he were to trick someone in the Bat Family to letting him out. None of the main ones in the Bat Family who know Joker all too well would do it, so it would likely be an outsider he'd have to trick and use whatever whiles he put on Harley Quinn to sway her. As far as Superman and the JLA finding out? Superman would be angry no doubt, as it would play into his main issues with Batman's methods, which are very very close to authoritarian and not democratic (Superman has always believed in the inherent good in everyone, same as Batman to a slightly lesser degree). I imagine it would lead to soemthing like a DC version of "Civil War" between Batman's "Outsiders" and Superman's "Justice League" in terms of who is right and who is wrong in this matter of justice, offering up questions of is the death penalty right or is life imprisonment. 

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