The Batcave Wayne Manor. The corner tower/elevator shaft sealed in vinyl was a prototype from teh factory that was so late in coming it was mailed to the Museum directly. But it was a thrill to see the whole piece as a proper vinyl playset.

Anthony Durso (The Toyroom) was kind enough to send his Batcave, Fortress of Solitude and Captain Action artwork to me. It was great to see someone else's artowkr slide into a Dida Panel. Unfortunately I didn't have enought working floorboards to make a full box, but as you can see here, it made a neat way to extend the batcave out.

Another view showing the back of Anthony's Batcave and in the distance the Baxter building.

The Baxter Building uses the corner tower to make a three level playset that's more compact and vertical. I'm excited about this design either as a stand-alone or a compliment to a larger display.

The Pirate Ship displayset. The roof peice lifts up and attaches to a wooden dowel mast to make a sail. Note the Old English Mego Corp logo.

The crow's nest! Very cool.

Toyroom's Fortress of Solitude paired with my hand-made phone booth prototype.