The packaging was an interesting choice... (Patreon)

These neat little boxes certainly gave the figures character, but neither were packed in those small plastic bags to keep them safe, but rather (I assume) placed on the glued/mounted 2x2 plates on the inside of the box, with capes and steel collector cards in a sleeve behind them.

It’s a neat idea for presentation purposes, but I think due to the bouncy nature of the postal service, both figures were dislodged and bouncing around inside their respective boxes upon arrival. Luckily they didn’t seem to receive any determinable damage on the figs, minus a few scuffs on the Gold Version’s headpiece.

Regardless, both figures arrived in good health!

The 360° prints for the metallic belts look wonderful, and the inclusion of the dual molded legs just really raises the quality that much more for me :)

The headpiece’s in particular just look fantastic and easily look like they were made by Lego! The insides were a little less polished, but overall they’re great! The cockeyed ears and the subtle folds on the back really sell the look as old-fashioned :)

The head prints are also really well applied; though they may look a little silly when you take off the masks!  But the fact that Bat Bricks took the time to apply secondary prints for the classic “white-eye” look on the backs of the heads, made for a very nicely appreciated detail as well! :)