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"Aww!! He took the film!!" - Vicki Vale

Another trip to Gotham City, and this time it is the investigative reporter and photo journalist Vicki Vale.

She is a simple partial repaint of an Arrow Felicity Smoake action figure. I thought she already really resembled Vicki Vale as played by Kim Basinger in the 1989 Batman, so I repainted the hair to give more depth (contemplated making her ginger like in the comics, but I like her a blonde), the lips darker and made them fuller, added eyeshadow, painted the shirt buttons silver, added a buckle on the skirt. The glasses and camera came from a Peter Parker figure, (the figure came with glasses but I accidentally broke them as they were glued on, also the ones I added are more movie accurate). I contemplated giving her a more film Noir look, or trying to more accurately replicate an outfit from the 1989 movie, but I really like the modern simplicity of the white shirt and black skirt.

I made a folder out of leather effect paper, and printed tiny pictures of Batman and villains using stills from various Batman movies and pictures of my own villain customs. Everything else is various props from figure sets.

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"Aww!! He took the film!!" - Vicki Vale

Another trip to Gotham City, and this time it is the investigative reporter and photo journalist Vicki Vale.

She is a simple partial repaint of an Arrow Felicity Smoake action figure. I thought she already really resembled Vicki Vale as played by Kim Basinger in the 1989 Batman, so I repainted the hair to give more depth (contemplated making her ginger like in the comics, but I like her a blonde), the lips darker and made them fuller, added eyeshadow, painted the shirt buttons silver, added a buckle on the skirt. The glasses and camera came from a Peter Parker figure, (the figure came with glasses but I accidentally broke them as they were glued on, also the ones I added are more movie accurate). I contemplated giving her a more film Noir look, or trying to more accurately replicate an outfit from the 1989 movie, but I really like the modern simplicity of the white shirt and black skirt.

I made a folder out of leather effect paper, and printed tiny pictures of Batman and villains using stills from various Batman movies and pictures of my own villain customs. Everything else is various props from figure sets.