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Thanks for the advice man. Im thinking this should work, I mean we're talking putting a dc direct made head on a dc collectibles made body. These two should correlate pretty well I would think. The capullo nightwings neck looks a little thicker compared to the hush style nightwing so adjustments might have to be made.

So heat it and it comes off?

Ok those are things I was trying to figure out I think I'm going to try leave this belt on I like the belt removing method but I don't think I'm gona go that route on this particular figure. Thanks a lot man good info

Ok I gotcha, the belt is made out of the same plastic the body sculpt is from what it looks like. I'm wondering how it would be painting over the yellow factory coat I mean can you even do that and what type of paint you recommend for the plastic? Thanks man

His elbow joints were super tight and I was trying to bend his arm and the plastic rod inside his forearm (glove) snapped in half. It broke in the perfect place though krazy glued it back on and its fine

It literally looked like he just made out with cat woman. I took some nail polish remover and a toothpick and and scraped it out looks much better. I just broke off where his glove meets the elbow joint though. I like the sculpt but made very cheap

Sorry this for Jin, I'm wanting to paint the greg capullo yellow bat belt to a more darker bronze Affleck bvs belt. Can it be painted over top of the yellow? I'm new to model painting just getting into anything I need to know for this project? Thanks

Hmmm yeah I don't know if the torso of the figures are made the same. Batman has no waste movement at all so I'm thinking the torso is sculpted all in one piece, as if the belt was just glued on? If so, the belt cutting method could work I'm thinking. Thanks for your time

I'm Max I'm 27 years old long time figure fan and new member on here. I'm wanting to just lower the belt a tad on the Batman and son Dc Direct figure. Will this method work?