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Midnight in Gotham City
Just finished this for my 6 inch action figure collection. Its not entirely paper. I used gator foam for the base, back, and short wall. The props are all card stock. I made several props so I could change the display when I feel like it.
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Nice! Small, but cute nevertheless.
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I had to keep the base and background to 10.5 x 16.5 inches so I could get them printed cheap on 11x17 inch paper. I sometimes make them larger but I have to make seams in the images. Its too expensive to print on the poster printer.
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I really like the small details, like the tar lines on the roof. Helps make the diorama pop.
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i like it,you have crammed my brain with idea's
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I've been working on my version of the cover of the 1938 Action Comics with Superman carrying the four door sedan over his head. I've got a paper model of the car sized to fit a six inch action figure. I'm trying to work out how to make the doors open and close. I found the figure I need to make a custom 1938 scale Superman and now I'm hunting for a DC Sandman figure with the double breasted suit so I can make a matching Clark Kent. Had to drop back on it since I've been having problems with my right thumb. I think I might have a tendon problem. But I'll get back to it as soon as the pain subsides.
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