Here is my 12 inch custom figure of Two-Face as he appeared in the 1995 film, Batman Forever. Controversial as this version of Two-Face may be to fans, he is still the very first ever live action depiction of the classie villain. The figure started off as Federal Agent Patrick McGuiness, released years ago by Dragon. The head sculpt seemed close enough to Tommy Lee Jones to get a pass, so I used sculpy to reshape his good side just a tad, sculpting a sideburn, brow, chin, and new hair to bether tweak his likeness. I also sculpted the scarred side, making the facial damage and messy hair as close to what we see in the movie as I could, a compliment to makeup artist Rick Baker. The head was then brush painted using Valejo paints. The hands came from a Lanard 12 inch figure, seeing that the detachable Dragon hands looked too small. The glove was a military cloth fingerless glove, dyed black. Strips of styrene plastic was used to create the brass knuckles on the glove. I spray painted them and the toe of the shoe with Testors Aluminum paint. I altered the jacket of Agent McGuiness's suit, reforming the lapels and stitching them to open up the chest. I added a new clasp to fasten the jacket. I made the neck tie from scratch using a thin leather strap. The suit's crazy patterned side was brush painted using some fabric paints I bought at Wal-Mart. The black striping and detailing was hand-drawn with a paint pen. The gun was completely hand-crafted by me using styrene plastic, meticulously recreated with exacting detail using a prop photo from the book, The Making of Batman Forever. It was spray painted with Testors Aluminum paint, then the handle/hilt was shaped with black sculpy and left unpainted. I am very proud of this completely hand-crafted custom figure of Two-Face. It was a huge challenge to create and I hope you enjoy it!