Hey Savant. If there's someone that can cast/shrink them to 6" or 1:12th, I'd be willing to pay for casts of those pieces. Otherwise, I think I'm going to go the hot glue route, to make the bullet ricochets, paint them translucent yellow, and maybe add magnets to the end. Then, make small holes in Wonder Woman's gauntlets, imbed the other magnet, fill the holes and paint the holes in the gaunlets to match. Let me know.

Hey Wally, Glassman Customs does shrinking but he isn't particularly cheap ($20). Or that might be reasonable, I don't know much about the process or if he can do it for other items (don't see why not). Anyway, he's the only person I know that openly advertises it. You can goigle search his name. Not home right now or I'd include a link.

I can probably do something for you but I would need to get back to you on costs.

Yeah, Packer, I know Glassman does shrinking and is not cheap. Even the cast heads are not cheap.
Acid, if it can be done more affordably, I'd be open to it. Otherwise, like I said, a low temperature hot glue might be the best bet. Just create something very similar to those pieces,that come with the 12" Wonder Woman, and paint them translucent yellow with black tips to resemble the bullets bouncing off.

With those irregular shapes, you could definitely produce some fairly accurate and creative looking results from hot glue, and cost effective to boot! Let me know how they turn out!!!

Acid, realistically, what do you think it would cost to cast those pieces?

Oh and R.I.P. Adam West, the original Batman!

I'll hit you up on the PM.

Do any of you guys know of a DC universe classics figure that has a forearm cuff that would be good to use for a classic custom Green Lantern Kyle Raynor, that wouldn't need additional sculpting?

There isn't anything that would be perfect, but a GLC Manhunter arm is your best bet.

Thanks, Packer. I had a feeling that there wouldn't really be a simple solution. The Green Lantern Corp Manhunter forearm seems like a good suggestion, but I think the forearm would be too long and have to be modified anyway. I was wracking my brain to try to figure out if any other DC Universe figure used a cuffed/braceletted forearm sculpt. Most of the figures use that smooth sculpted forearm, with a painted-on glove detail.