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Sure if you want to be able to pass them on to your childrens children, you should take precautions. I wouldn't worry about it too much. It's inevatable that the ABS plastic of the figures will start to get brittle but keeping them in plastic bags wont really help stop or speed up that process. Just worry about scratches and keeping the torso's apart from the legs to avoid cracks.

Oh man, a Gordon, Bullock and Alfred sounds so good.

I'm still in the marker group. It makes sense in the Lego universe. That said, I wish they went ahead with a more classic Joker instead of ussing stuff from different Jokers. -eyebrows shine through, reminds me of Cesar Romero's mustache paint. -keychain, reminds me of Heath Ledgers's -Tats - Letoker

What about the pad printed bootlegs of comic-con figures (not china figures)? Can they still be discussed?

I think they have the rights, Batman Beyond is also a still ongoing monthly comic.

They can always put figures like Batman Beyond in the normal Batman/Superheroes sets.

I'm betting the CMF wil hardly give us a couple of very popular variants like Batman Beyond. It's just not smart business wise, they always put the most wanted figures in the biggest sets.

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I will get the CMF's on Amazon.co.uk then, 3 pounds is roughly 3,31 in euro's right now. (sorry for the quotes, but this new board software won't let me delete them...)

I don't like the Arkham set, most figures are wearing orange jumpsuits and the building doesn't look very appealing.

In 2009 two lego designers (Mark Stafford and I don't remember the other one..) got a hold of a special DeLorean. With that device they could travel to the near future and discover the upcoming popularity of the superhero genre. They travelled back to 2009, but it took them a year to convince Jørgen Vig Knudstorp that these would be viable licences to aquire. (the Delorean was destroyed, but they aquired the designs of a certain Hottub from John Cusack). Luckily they pulled it off and we are were we are today.

It's a big problem. I made a thread about it some time ago. My son had multiple figures with cracks in their torso's, some figures were just a few months old. Lego should adress this by adding a little bit of width to the torso's or adjust the legpegs. Some figures fit tighter than others. Same goes for the arms/hands.

Worst nightmare eveh for my wallet. I'm the biggest Batman fan (since 89) so there's that line and my son is the biggest Ninjago fan....

Will there be any Ninjago CMF's next year around the movies release?

3,99 each on the CMF's? That's just asking too much.

I don't have any particular problem with the moderation on these boards. But I do post on a few other meassage boards were the modaration is rather strict and it takes away al lot from a healthy discussion. I don't even visit two boards anymore just because of the very strict moderation. Just putting this out there.

I just checked, the white Batman cowl doesn't not have a Lego mark inside or enywhere else. Catwoman's mask does have the Lego inscription on the inside of the 'stud' and a parts number.

Smart move from Lego to put Krypto in a mini-doll set. Most collectorrs would skip the mini-dolls but get the set for Krypto. Ace will turn up to is my guess later on if it works.

Found some pictures of the SDCC 2016 http://comicsallianc...lego-sdcc-2016/ http://kastorskorner.com/wp/2016/07/28/sdcc-2016-lego-brings-batman-comic-con/lego-sdcc16-kastors-korner-09/

A quick look on Ebay: opened 3000 to 4000, unopened 6000 to 7000.

It's funny though Clayface was really the only Batman villain on my list that really suited a bigfig. In The Animated Series he's the only character portrayed that enormous and clunky, just like the bigfigs . Bane, Killer Croc don't really warrant a bigfig treatment.

No, Alfred should just once be in a cheaper set...a new Batcave ( I already have 2..) I don't need.

I want them all! Dr Phosphorus Corrosive Man Rat Catcher Clayface 1 to 5 Cornelius Stirk with shopping cart and a second Abraham Lincoln head. Hugo Strange Amygdala Two-Face with a green half face!! (But I'll take the Billy D Williams one) Catman A Penguin with a belly (like a backpack but infront) etc.

My guess would be that almost every set wil have a different Batsuit. The most expensive sets will have the most sought after batsuit (Maybe Batman Beyond ?). I'm really hoping for inter connecting sets. If they can make like 4 to 6 sets with parts of Wayne Manor to build a bigger Mansion that would be awesome.

But that's the thing. I mainly see this with the newer figures. The older 80/90's figures are much stronger. My guess is that either the torso's are very slighty thinner then they used to be or the leg pegs are thicker. And Lego replaced the torso's, they have great service.