Thanks for telling me. Just wanna say the extra articulation in the biceps looks so professional. As if it were designed to do that. I just don't want to screw up my own Joker figure. You know with out making any mistakes. You make more customs of this perfect Joker and sell them on a website. I would be very happy to pay for one, at any price.

Use whatever works, magnets are pretty useless if you're going to be playing with the figure, the parts are just going to fall apart. They're fine for display though.

I mean did you use magnets or the screws. If I'm going to add swivel joints to my joker, I wanna know you did yours. And if you did use magnets, can you tell me what size you used?

What did you use for the swivel joints? Awesome figure.

Thanks dhawkos!
Thats my favorite pic too .

Cool figure and I like the knife behind the back photo.

Thanks Chance!
Also I've been meaning to get one of those Darrius Sayle figures, thanks for reminding me :P.

WOW!!! Good work!
And guys, go to a website and get yourself a $1 Darrius Sayle figure and make your own!
The movie figure bites!

Thanks guys!
spawnsauce - To be honest the new bicep articulation doesn't really add much more to the figure so you might be right .
wylung - I know what you mean bro, He also doesn't have waist or mid-chest articulation unlike the Gotham City Thug which does. I'm all for not re-using the same body type for all suited TDK:MM figures but to make the main 'star' of the film less articulated then a guy who only appears briefly in the prolog seems silly to me, and from what I hear I'm not the only one who thinks so.

it didn't have bicep articulation stock???? thats weird..

ooooh, I was wondering when someone would tackle this. looks very nice, but I can't help wondering if it's worth it to get one of these to 'fix up' or to just make one, like your previous ones.
Nice work