Ever since I purchased two Playmobil Fi?ures Series 2 Geishas with the intention of making a Harley Quinn Playmobil custom, I've harbored the true intention of using the white faced head pieces to make the Dee Dee twins of Batman Beyond fame (which is why I bought two in the first place.) However, finding the right hair pieces has been a greater challenge than I anticipated, until the other day when I was able to find two Series 3 Scarecrows which have the perfect red mop tops!
I don't currently have two exactly matching bodies to add the heads to, nor white hats to complete the Dee Dee look, but those components won't be too hard to come up with (or fake) eventually. Especially the hats, which there have been many different ones to choose from released in the history of the Playmobil 'klicky.'
Having the white heads and red hair pieces was the first key to getting the concept off the ground to begin with, and now that Toys R Us are releasing Playmobil Fi?ures Series 3 in full force (ironically at the same time Series 4 is supposed to be hitting stores!) finding those silly Scarecrows (and their hair) finally became a reality.
In the meantime I've used a Series 2 cheerleader body and a Series 2 ballerina body to complete the twins: We'll just have to imagine that the Dee Dees are attacking some sort of High School function or something.
I had originally been using the cheerleader body for my Cheerleader Harley custom. Since I had merely added electrical tape accents to the figure, it was an easy switch back to square one: I had intentionally avoided any 'permanent' alterations specifically because I knew I'd later need a clean slate to make a Dee Dee. Well, that's not entirely true. I did write 'HA!' on her Harley ass in sharpie, but that works for Dee Dee too (in fact, I may add another 'HA!' to the other Dee's bum) so I'm ok with that little permanent alteration.
I eventually want to either paint the body pieces to match Dee Dee's cartoon look, or to find reasonable facsimiles within the Fi?ures line-up. The latter being the preferred method, since the whole point of the Playmobil Fi?ures is customization. But if more detailed custom work is required, these bodies will serve as the perfect templates.
I'll also need to add red cheeks, but that will be easy to do.
I think my next step will be to track down two white hats. Until then, my Dee Dee twins are off to a great start!
And as cool as the Geisha faces were for Harley Quinn, I was also able to find a Series 3 Lady GaGa figure, which is sporting a domino mask! The perfect replacement head for my Arkham City Harley Quinn custom! It also gives me the idea to make a Robin custom, or perhaps a Lone Ranger. Hmmm....
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11/9/11
Harley Qwednesday :: PeachyKiki as Arkham City Harley Quinn...and more!
Check out cosplayer/costume maker/fashion designer PeachyKiki aka Alexandra Threw as Arkham City Harley Quinn...
And just for fun, here are a couple more pics of PeachyKiki from her website:
Arkham Asylum Harley Quinn...
...classic Harley Quinn...
...and Dee Dee!
Go check out PeachyKiki.com and Alexandra's Facebook Page for more awesome pics (some of which aren't even Harley Quinn!)
And just for fun, here are a couple more pics of PeachyKiki from her website:
Arkham Asylum Harley Quinn...
...classic Harley Quinn...
...and Dee Dee!
12/15/10
Harley Qwednesday :: Harley Beyond
With all the recent DC Animated direct to DVD, more mature animated films being huge hits these days, it's hard to imagine there was a time that an American animated feature couldn't cross certain lines, but that was the case a mere ten years ago with Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. It was originally edited to for content (due in large part to its release coming shortly after the Columbine shootings) and at first only the original script revealed it's edgier aspects. It was later released on DVD 'un-cut' and so if you haven't seen it at all, I suggest you go for the un-cut version. Also, if you haven't seen it Beware: Here There Be Spoilers!
But we aren't here to talk about Batman, it's Harley Qwednesday sillies, so this post is about Harley Quinn! And her spawn. Read on:
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, a direct to DVD standalone movie, first introduced a couple of Quinnesque twins known (both singularly and collectively) as 'Dee Dee.' The story goes on, and Harley appears in a flashback sequence where she apparently dies (of course no body is found) in a battle with Batgirl.
Blah blah blah lotsa story about non-Harley-individuals ensues.
Then at the end it is revealed that the Dee Dees' grandmother is Harley Quinn! She survived, and went on to breed as well! Which raises a whole lot more questions than it answers about Harley Quinn's future, but is awesome nonetheless.
I wish that someone would make Dee Dee action figures. Hell, I'd even buy a pair of Dee Dee dollies!
Batman Beyond was a great series. It was a fun, alternative and unique take on the Batman mythos that has, since it's original television airing (1999-2002) become an actual part of Batman canon (much like Harley Quinn herself) - integrating itself first into JLU animated continuity and more recently into the comic book world of Batman after the DC Universe was again split back into the multiverse over the past couple years. If you haven't seen it or Return of the Joker (or haven't seen them in a while,) I suggest you check them out!
Buy stuff by me at Zazzle!
But we aren't here to talk about Batman, it's Harley Qwednesday sillies, so this post is about Harley Quinn! And her spawn. Read on:
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, a direct to DVD standalone movie, first introduced a couple of Quinnesque twins known (both singularly and collectively) as 'Dee Dee.' The story goes on, and Harley appears in a flashback sequence where she apparently dies (of course no body is found) in a battle with Batgirl.
Blah blah blah lotsa story about non-Harley-individuals ensues.
Then at the end it is revealed that the Dee Dees' grandmother is Harley Quinn! She survived, and went on to breed as well! Which raises a whole lot more questions than it answers about Harley Quinn's future, but is awesome nonetheless.I wish that someone would make Dee Dee action figures. Hell, I'd even buy a pair of Dee Dee dollies!
Batman Beyond was a great series. It was a fun, alternative and unique take on the Batman mythos that has, since it's original television airing (1999-2002) become an actual part of Batman canon (much like Harley Quinn herself) - integrating itself first into JLU animated continuity and more recently into the comic book world of Batman after the DC Universe was again split back into the multiverse over the past couple years. If you haven't seen it or Return of the Joker (or haven't seen them in a while,) I suggest you check them out!
Buy stuff by me at Zazzle!
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