76182: Super Heros DC Batman Cowl Building Blocks by 16th Feb,2023.
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February 16th, 2023
Inside the box are three numbered parts pouches and a beautifully bound 96-page instruction manual. Like other head sculpture sets, the cover of the manual does not have any logo or extra text, making it feel very "shady".
Brief description of the instructions.
There are no particularly rare parts found in the set, but there are useful elements. There is only one printed element, and that is the label plate for the display stand, which is of course unique to the set. The set also comes with a brick separator, a small but useful perk that was not included in either the Venom or Carnage sets.
Like the other sets in the Head Sculpt series, the piecing starts with a solid base and is reinforced by an internal tech hole arm support. But unlike before, this time the tech hole arm is wrapped in a transparent black element, a very special look that will be attached to the rest of the mask.
The core is hollow, surrounding the bricks made mostly of SNOT pieced together. The window elements are used to provide as much good support as possible without adding too much weight.
The top and back of the mask use the stacking technique to put together some beveled bricks, resulting in a nice curve. The exposed studs remind everyone that they are looking at a Lego model, although I think more or less light panels could have been added. The ears are integrated into the sides of the mask, sticking out partially to provide some visual flare when looking at the finished model from the side.
As mentioned earlier, the display base uses transparent black elements to mimic a head for the mask to cover. According to the introductory text in the manual, this was done so that you could create your own character identity, rather than being stuck with any version of Batman.
The face is a fairly simple patchwork. The nose is attached to a hinged element, and the curved panel on the forehead covers the attachment point nicely. However, I also kind of like the look of the big, wide-eyed eyes before the eyebrow wedge element is put on.
Finally, the upper chin section is assembled. It is similar in structure to the jaws of the Venom and Carnage head sculptures, using hinges to create a long flexible structure that comes together in the middle.
The finished model really looks like Batman's mask, so I can give full marks for that.
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Brief description of the instructions.
There are no particularly rare parts found in the set, but there are useful elements. There is only one printed element, and that is the label plate for the display stand, which is of course unique to the set. The set also comes with a brick separator, a small but useful perk that was not included in either the Venom or Carnage sets.
The core is hollow, surrounding the bricks made mostly of SNOT pieced together. The window elements are used to provide as much good support as possible without adding too much weight.
As mentioned earlier, the display base uses transparent black elements to mimic a head for the mask to cover. According to the introductory text in the manual, this was done so that you could create your own character identity, rather than being stuck with any version of Batman.
The face is a fairly simple patchwork. The nose is attached to a hinged element, and the curved panel on the forehead covers the attachment point nicely. However, I also kind of like the look of the big, wide-eyed eyes before the eyebrow wedge element is put on.
The finished model really looks like Batman's mask, so I can give full marks for that.
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