Capt. Kirk

He's on the run... to much villains.

--> Nice job on the jacket, althought I still have problems with the face design. I miss the hair structure on the mutton chops... it's to clean for me. But that's your view and all my respect for it. --> Nice pattern. --> Nicely done, like the dog tag with ball chain... although I find that to much muscles are showed. Maybe if you stylize the muscle parts a bit or don't connect them I think it will look better. Also... maybe you could add some folds instead of muscles. But that's just my view of course. --> Nice.

Very nice job... I love the decal of Dr. Rajesh Koothrappali, Ph.D. Nice use of black outline and no black outline in the torso design... Second I love the hair piece of Dr. Sheldon Cooper, Ph.D. I have no words for it... just perfect. The face decals are also great... the only thing I could say is about the glasses of . Leonard Hofstadter, Ph.D, they are a little more curved then your design but overall super job. Keep it up, kurt

Just added The Joker and his Henchmen. The face of the Joker is mostly based on Tim Burton's Joker (played by Jack N.) and the comic Joker. Hope you like it.

Sorry to bring this up again but I think I found the comic where Ra's Al Ghul has a sigar. I'm not 100% sure because I have read it 15 years ago, so if I'm wrong don't shoot me...

Just added 8 diff. versions of Catwoman... hope you like it. They're based on the comic and movie appearance from 1966 till now.

It's from '66 teelee serie. Bookworm & Miss Limpit You also have Moth (played by Linda Scott)... also a not so know character. Not mistaken with Killer Moth. Member Bobskink made a lovely version of this character (link). You find most of the classic villains at this site.

Thanks guys for the positive vibes. Just added "Bookworm"... a character you don't see much.

You got 6 of them... Hope you like them.

I assume this is to me... so this is what I mean.

Very nice job... love all of them. Keep posting... maybe also the decals (the community feeling you see). Figures_maniac Photostream

Looks cool... but have you ever tried to use some masking tape and spray paint... the sell little spray cans.

Nice job... maybe you can give the hair some structure.

No, that you have to do your self...

Based on the cartoon, TV cartoon and the movie. And of course I tried to let them look as Lego-ish as possible... wasn't always easy. Hope you like them... Alphonse "Big Boy" Caprice (1931) - Thug/Crime boss, after numerous attempts to kill Tracy, Caprice and Tracy go one-on-one alone after Buddy Rogers' rescue, and Caprice, who is exposed as a cowardly thug who hides behind Hired guns, gets the worst of it. Briefly escapes after associate Boss Jim Herrod is killed but recaptured again after writer Jean Penfield survives being almost killed by Big Boy's associate Jimmy White. Years after being caught and imprisoned by Dick Tracy for kidnapping Buddy Rogers, Caprice dies raging with only one wish unfulfilled-to kill and outlive Dick. Note: Played by Al Pacino in the 90s film. B.B. Eyes (1942) - Tire bootlegger, kidnapper, and head of car and truck thieves who killed Patrolman O'Malley and tried to kill Dick Tracy and Pat Patton; trying to escape from the police he drowns in garbage scow and ends up on bottom of bay trapped in an old tire. His trademark is unusually small pin-point peepers, which looklike B.B. pellets. Brother of B.D. Eyes and Jacques. The Mole (1941) - A career criminal & a homicidal psychopath since 1911 and ex-Counterfeiter who was thought to have been killed by own gang in 1926; literally brought from underground from collapsed tunnel and captured by Dick Tracy. Confessed that he saved his own life by promising his gang a permanent hideout as long as he lived free of charge-instead killed them and took their money. The Brow (1944) - Stereotype Sadistic German spy ring master who captured the "Summer Sisters" and tried to blackmail them into working for him by alternating torturing one sister and forcing the other sister to collect his spy reports. One sister shot both of his henchmen yet the Brow escaped; he later killed both sisters and a cab driver and ended up fleeing into the welcome arms of "Gravel Girty". Tracked down, beaten up in hand to hand combat by Tracy before being arrested, Brow was later involved in another fight with Tracy in which Brow fell through a window and is impaled on a flagpole. His trademarks are his his oversized, heavily-wrinkled forehead and lack of ears. Note: In the movie, was one of the five gangsters killed by Flattop and Itchy at the beginning of the movie. Shoulders (1946) - Pickpocket ringleader & extremely broad-shouldered handsome thug hired by Mrs. Mahoney to recover Shaky's money. He acquired a brush salesman's sample case and used this to pose as a traveling salesman. Note: In the movie, was one of the five gangsters killed by Flattop and Itchy at the beginning of the movie. Rhodent (1959) - He was a hired gun in the employ of Lips Manlis, the Rodent earned his name from the fact he both resembled a rat and had an intense hatred of cats. Also one of the Tracy villains who openly acknowledged that he looked unusual. Note: In the movie, was one of the five gangsters killed by Flattop and Itchy at the beginning of the movie. Pruneface (1942, 1983) (aka Boche "German"). - Sadistic German sabotage agent whose plans against America are unraveled when his accomplice Cal Bullet Jr comes under investigation for murder of his own father. Other accomplices are Tojo the spy; Clara the disk jockey and Morgancoin. He kills Cal Bullet Jr and tries to kill Dick Tracy and Patrolman O'Copper but ends up with a broken leg after trying to catch Junior Tracy who made off with sabotage device belonging to Pruneface. Cornered in a freezing house by Dick Tracy and Police, Pruneface is captured nearly frozen. Reappears years later with unrepentant Nazi Dr. Cyros Freezedrei who unfroze Pruneface back to life. Pruneface again tries to kill Tracy-for the death of Mrs. Pruneface-by freezing. Tracy "dies" but is brought back to life by Sam Catchem. Pruneface is captured by an Israeli agent and taken to trial abroad for war crimes. His trademark is wrinkled lines down the sides of his cheeks. Note: In the movie, he was killed by the Blank after the abduction of Police spy Bug Bailey. Nothing Yonson (1955) - Nightclub owner and employer of thug Joe Period. Shot by Flattop Jr and Joe Period during robbery. Mumbles (1947) - Guitar player of "Mumbles Quartet" singing band who also steals women's rings off their fingers; murderer and thief, later a blackmailer/extortionist. His trademark is never speaking clearly-"mumbling". This was indicated whenever he speaks by letters being left out of his dialogue and third persons often asking "What did he say?" Note: Played by Dustin Hoffman in the 90s film. Littleface Finny (1941) - Gang leader/murderer/car and taxi hijacker/kidnapper who tried to escape from Dick Tracy after nearly drowning in pond. His trademark is a pea-sized nose, mouth, and eyes in the middle of an otherwise correctly proportioned head. Note: In the movie, was one of the five gangsters killed by Flattop and Itchy at the beginning of the movie. Lips Manlis [aka Bob Honor] (1936) - Lips Manlis was a rival crime boss of Big Boy Caprice and owner of the Club Ritz, Lips Manlis was an immense man with abnormally large lips and a love of shellfish. He was also the late boyfriend of Breathless Mahoney. Note: In the movie, he is kidnapped by "Big Boy" and forced to sign over the Club Ritz to Big Boy. Afterwards, Lips was subjected to the Bath. Itchell "Itchy" Oliver (1945) - Gangster with a skin condition which caused him to consistently scratch, hence his sobriquet. Shakey's friend, was introduced by Mrs. Shakey, who hoped to recover her late husband's money. Shot dead by Tracy on December 23, 1945; both Itchy and Mrs. B-B Eyes had attempted to starve Tracy to death in Mrs. B-B Eyes' basement as a means of revenge for her husband's demise. Killed by Tracy in self-defense. Brother Twitchy would later go on to face Tracy with another brother of BB Eyes. Note: At the beginning of the movie, he and Flattop killed the five card playing gangsters. Flattop (1943) (Aka Flattop Jones) - Paid $5,000 to murder Dick Tracy. Came from Chester Gould's home state Oklahoma. Note: At the beginning of the movie, he and Itchy killed the five card playing gangsters. The Brain (1974) - Gangster Influence (1946) - Used special colored contact lenses to mind control his victims, relieves them of their money, and leaves a trail of dead bodies. Note: In the movie, he joined Big Boys gang. ADDED 26th NOV. 2009 Breathless Mahoney (1945) - Stepdaughter of Shaky who finds his body and after inquest steals his strong-box keys; takes $50,000 hidden in strong box and on the run meets B.O.Plenty. Captured by Dick Tracy she poisons Tracy and Plenty and is again on the run after she kills her landlady who was going to the police. Accidentally meets with B.O.Plenty who nearly succeeds in strangling her and takes the money from her. Later she dies in hospital. Note: Played by Madonna in the 1990 film, in which Breathless disguises herself as The Blank. Shaky Trembly (1944) - Extortionist who tried to use Snowflake Falls to extort money from banker; she broke his hand and tried to turn him over to the police, but he escaped and kidnapped her. He fractured her bones and nearly succeeded in freezing and drowning her; After stealing Vitamin Flintheart's fur coat it caught fire; Shaky killed fireman O'Brien and tried to escape Dick Tracy; however he only succeeded in being trapped in an ice coffin His body was discovered in 1945 by stepdaughter Breathless Mohoney; after inquest on Shaky's body, Breathless stole the strong box keys which were hidden in Shaky's shoe (father of Quiver and stepfather of Breathless Mahoney). His trademark is the continual "shaking" of his body. Rughead (1955) - Wig wearing gang leader who stole furs.

Thx all for the nice words... and maybe I'll make a batman and joker...

I'm not real familiar with all the characters but I added some diff. versions of the Mad Hatter,... so pick the one you like or the one you think that's correct. By the way, just added the Penguin. Any suggestions for a character (Riddler, Poison Ivy, The Clock, ...) ???

Thx for the nice words Batbrick. About the sigar,...if my memorie is correct he smokes one in a comic draw by Neal Adams. Also thx for the nice comment The Penguin & tin7. - But why you find it strange that Ra's Al Ghul has a sigar... just a question because I'm not the Batman connoisseur (Although I think I have seen him smoke one in Neal Adams hard cover comic). - And why can't Mad Hatter have white hair... because I have seen him with white, gray, brown/blond hair. What's for you the right color ? Edit: I found a colored illustration of the original by Sir John Tenniel. I suppose that this is the base for the character... so as you can see he has blond hair and his ribbon is red and yellow. I make some different versions...

Hope you like them... Added 07-10-2009 (Ra's Al Ghul) Added 07-10-2009 (The Mad Hatter) Added 08-10-2009 (Extra - different hair color & ribbon) Added 09-10-2009 (The Penguin) Added 28-10-2009 (The Riddler) Added 28-10-2009 (Bookworm) Added 30-10-2009 (Catwoman) Added 05-11-2009 (Joker and his henchmen)

As some may know I applied for the graphic design job at Lego Billund but so far I don't know if I got it. If I got it... cross cross the fingers... I'll love to welcome you all (if I got it I must move to Denmark you see). If I don't got the job... count me in.

Yes yes yes yes,... he's selling... if the quality is as good as the designes... I must place an order. Please let us know something... thx in advance.

Constructive criticism: I would make the collar 1/3 smaller,... IMO now it looks like the collar is as weight as their shoulders. Said with good intentions.

Tip: Draw your red line firts and add then the purple collar. Said with good intentions.

We walking in circles... This is the answer from TLC (quote from BB) Our selling costs in Europe and Asia are higher than in the US because of the size of US market and retailers (economies of scale). Furthermore, the US market is by far the most price competitive in the world. These factors combined mean that we have for years priced our products higher in eg Europe than the US. In recent years, the difference has been increased due to the weakening US dollar – but we have consciously decided not to let this (hopefully short term) weakening of the dollar hurt the US consumer. And in order to stay profitable as a company, we cannot decrease our European prices – especially seen in the light of increasing cost pressure on oil, labor etc. Finally, final pricing in the market place is obviously determined by retailers, which is something we cannot and will not influence.

For me TLC did a good job and I don't have much to add to the comments that already been given. Beside that I will buy it for sure.