Scarecrow (Fear Gas Rider)

Added May 17th, 2005 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under Batman (Film Series), Cinemacustoms, Plastic

No one is safe in Gotham City as the Scarecrow takes his fear gas to the streets! Will Batman be able to defeat this villain before the city is destroyed?

Although I don’t normally like using super-articulated bases figures for my customs, I felt that the Scarecrow might really benefit from having some extra posing options. I began by taking a Marvel Legends Professor X figure and adding a distress cloak from a Lord of the Rings Saruman figure. The forearms came from a random “Warriors of Virture” figure I bought back in the day. Finally, the boots are taken from a wrestling figure I had lying about. The horse? Why, it’s taken from a Lord of the Rings Black Rider, of course! Granted, it’s not 100% movie accurate, but far be it for me to argue with a flame-breathing horse…

The Fear-Gas Scarecrow figure also comes in a deluxe boxed set, featuring an action-loaded horse that has light-up eyes and stamping hoofs.

Created Summer 2005

Featured in CustomCon 13

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