r/inart112figures

Had to clear out a shelf in my display case, and now I'm just waiting for the lpzz Arkham Knight (hopefully without QC issues, or at least the ability to get replacement parts) and the inart origins batman to display here as well.

Haven’t posed any of them yet in my display so they’re currently like this 😂

A beautiful figure. And it goes without saying that it comes into its own in a running pose.

I’ve had this Arkham origins Batman posed with his should up and the plastic has stretched out a bit. What I’m wondering is if hot air or water would help it go back in shape? Anyone else have this issue?

Finally got my hands on the dark knight 🦇

The most satisfaction I have gotten from handling a fig in recent days. It's just impeccable.

Why do I think it means inart is gearing up for po, maybe even within this year

And in inart's english livestream they did answer my question that battinson is still in for 2026 po but AB most likely not, as that guy doesn't have any info

The Batman will be my first Lpzz and i havent own any InArt(Batfleck will be my first), but this is not the first time i heard few people says Lpzz plastic is more durable than Inart because they built it for posing, while Inart is more prone to wear and tear. Anybody whos own both can share some insight?

I always thought damaged versions were silly, but this figure changed my mind.

The cowl of Pattinson’s Batman is too narrow and lacks rounded contours. Please revise and refine the curved lines of the cowl. The collar fits far too tight; it needs to flare outwards more. Also, the engraved lines on the cowl are overly thick.

The fabric/texture detailing is overdone. The original screen armor is fully smooth matte finish. The bracers, chest plate and ab plate are all inaccurate, with unnecessary added textures; these details are completely wrong.

Portrait head revision requirements: boost the dimensionality of the zygomatic arches, widen the outward angle of the brow ridge, add volume to the rear cranium.