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John Byrne
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A Christmas decoration I could not resist:
About 11" tall.
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Trevor Smith
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He'll look pretty cool with Bettie.
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 12 December 2019 at 6:44am | IP Logged | 3
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At an appropriate distance...
About as secular as I can get. I surround this display with such Xmas cards as arrive. Like the first one, at right. From my Jewish doctor!
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John Byrne
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Indulged myself in a 48 inch Batman. Came with a really crummy cape, however, so I checked Amazon and found a much better one intended for an adult costume.
Had to leave him standing in the cardboard base, to be sure he doesn't constantly fall over.
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Matt Hawes
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Nice! I Googled to see the original cape, and it does look pretty flimsy and cheap. The one you found looks much better!
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John Byrne
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If anyone is curious...
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Gundars Berzins
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I like your modification JB, looks great. Going to get another bookend too?
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John Byrne
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There’s a same-sized Superman, but I don’t like the face.
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Michael Hogan
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Can you provide a link to him, JB? Thanks.
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John Byrne
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Plunging deeper into plastic model madness, I’ve ordered 1:32 scale kits of a B-24 and a Lancaster. Both have wingspans of about 38”, so I’ll be rearranging the planes hanging from my studio ceiling to get these monsters suspended. I fretted about buying these for a while, mostly intimidated by the paint jobs. Then it dawned on me that several of the pre-constructed models I already have are bare aluminum or stretched canvas painted silver. No exterior paint details or decals. So that will make things MUCH easier. A sidebar to this has been prowling around some modeling sites, checking comments on these particular kits. I was prepared for the usual “this line of rivets is 1000th of a centimeter too high” malarkey, but WOW, I was not prepared for the psycho-ward intensity of some of those people. They make the most rabid comic fanboys look calm and reasonable!!
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John Byrne
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Can you provide a link to him, JB? Thanks.•• Hm. Can't seem to find it. Maybe I should ease up on the peyote. . .
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John Byrne
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Somewhat grudgingly, I like this...
...tho it perpetuates that rather silly concept of "1940s versions" of characters actually DESIGNED in the 1940s!!
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