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Edward Nigma, aka the Riddler, is the Batman's most intelligent foe and one who leaves behind clues to his crimes--taunting the dark knight to catch him.
The Riddler was an interesting character to build. Due to his costume design, I had to use a large number of stickers for question marks--which here are slightly modified and cut stickers from the Riddler Chase set. His face was difficult to design too. His base design is shaped like a large question mark.
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Villains part one!
LtR:
Azrael-
Everything is fully painted by me. The sword is brickforge. Head is based on a Chima one. I really like how he turned out.
Riddler-
Took my Ledger Joker torso, added a coat, called it a day. Head is TFA, with modifications. His RiddleStick is a Lego part that was chopped and glued to a glove top, then attached to a stick.
And that’s it!
Thanks!
Boss
The last day of steaming for this heavy freight loco, to see out its 10 year boiler ticket and, unlikely to be back in steam for another 10 years.
A very enjoyable day with 30742 photo charters.
The three bachelor Riddle brothers began cattle ranching in the early 1900's in the Steens Mountain area in south east Oregon. They gained control of the water in the area which effectively gave them control of a wide swath of land. Even so, they lived in fairly primitive conditions for more than 50 years. Their remaining ranch buildings are maintained by the Bureau of Land Management for historical purposes and are open to the public. This is the kitchen belonging to one of the brothers.
Inspired by the hours of collecting these fucking things, here are some of the more memorable collectible items from the Arkham Franchise. You also may notice I have more than a few Riddler trophies, as I have been stockpiling them for no discernible reason.
Items included in this picture would be; Riddler trophies, destructible penguins, Joker teeth, and patient interview tapes. Not to mention Batman himself.
Riddles Court has a distinguished history, playing host to a royal banquet in 1598 and becoming the residence of David Hume in 1751.
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A vastly different take than my original Eddie, I know
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Here he is, the Riddler, with a pretty nice cane I made if I do say so myself
Quick portrait of the new Riddler figure. Comments mean more than favorites, so if you favorite please comment! :-)
Yesterday we found this awesome bike covered in vines, but due to location and height it would be tricky to get a good Astro shot. So I've created my vision and here it is :)
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What do two brothers get their hippie chick sister for Christmas?
The large budda in the background is a plastic bank to keep her laundry quarters in at college.
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
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Reshade for post-processing, Otis_Inf camera tools for nohud, freecam and timestop, stitched via ICE
This is again for my friend Bsouthj's Gallery of Difficult Flights..
Sorry ,I'm terribly behind with my comments..It's 5.00 A.M now..must be off to bed..I'll try to catch up later:)
#355 August 6,2010
"Riddle Me This!"
My 7th build for Iron Builder vs. 2 Much Caffeine.
The part that we need to use the whole month is the "Pain" Roller handle.
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LEGO Batman Series
Part 4/10
Hello people! The fourth entry of my Batman series is here. This scene was inspired by the Riddlers apartment in The Batman. I really wanted it to be cluttered and claustrophobic.
I hope you enjoy!
"Riddler, Riddler ask me why
The birds fly free on a mackerel sky
Ask me whither goes the winds
Whence the endless tick-tick stream begins" The Riddler by Nightwish
Another addition to my Villains series that I'm hoping to have finished before halloween, perhaps it will give me some inspiration for a halloween costume! Not all the villains will be Batman inspired but today the Riddler just seemed like a good choice!
Riddles.
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明確なパスディベートファッション悲惨な魅力甘さ恵み表面的なパフォーマンスドラマを投げる泡を投げるハンマーを叫ぶ騒々しい論争.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Riddles '4MT' 4-6-0 no.75078 easy climbs the gradient out of Keighley with the 11:45 Oxenhope train.
Marguerite Humeau, Riddles (Sphinx Otto Protecting Earth from Humankind), 2017 Bosquet de l'Arc de triomphe. Peau artificielle (gelcoat, résine teintée, poudre de marbre, fibre de verre), ossature (acier). Plantes sélectionnées parmi des recettes de magie noire.
Humboldt County
Nevada
I found a half of a car in a ghost town that I forgot the names of. Makes you wonder what this poor car did so wrong to deserve to be taken out into the desert and shot so many times. Probably got caught cheating at poker in Vegas.
This is just an idea I had with the torso. I know the staff is to big. I originally was going to use the torso for my TDK Joker but I decided to use it for him. Please give credit if use.
~Jeb
A man, let's call him ‘K.’, so this Mr K., a hard-working insurance employee, came to the conclusion one day that he deserved holidays. Without further ado, he travelled from the east to the west to a large city. He was already looking forward to the many impressions and experiences in places he had already read a lot about, but now wanted to see them in person. When K. left the hotel in the morning, he had unfortunately neglected to take note of the weather forecast. Despite the summer temperatures, the forecast was for stormy weather. The gusts of wind pushed him against the walls of the buildings, he struggled to stay on his feet and had to push his hat deep into his forehead. In a large square, the wind blew his hat off his head, he was hit by a falling roof tile in the same place and fell to the ground unconscious. Friendly passers-by rushed to pick him up and took him to a nearby railway station pub, where he gradually regained consciousness and strength. He was quite surprised to realise that the blow to the head had not only temporarily taken away his consciousness, but also his memory. Looking out of the window of the pub, K. asked himself four questions:
1. Who on heaven's earth am I?
2. What city am I in?
3. What is the name of the dosshouse I've been taken to?
4. And where is my bloody hat?
Do you know?
Vier Rätsel
Ein Mann, nennen wir ihn "K.", also dieser Herr K., ein fleißiger Versicherungsangestellter, kam eines Tages zu dem Schluss, er habe sich einen Urlaub verdient. Kurz entschlossen reiste er vom Osten nach dem Westen in eine große Stadt. Er freute sich schon auf die vielen Eindrücke und Erlebnisse an Orten, über die er schon viel gelesen hatte, sie aber jetzt persönlich in Augenschein nehmen wollte. Als K. am Morgen das Hotel verließ hatte er leider versäumt die Wettervorhersage zur Kenntnis zu nehmen. Trotz sommerlicher Temperaturen war ein stürmisches Wetter angekündigt. Die Windböen drückten ihn gegen die Häuserwände, er hatte Mühe auf den Beinen zu bleiben und musste seinen Hut tief in die Stirn drücken. An einem großen Platz wehte ihm der Wind den Hut vom Kopfe, er wurde von einem herabfallenden Dachziegel an eben selbiger Stelle getroffen und fiel bewusstlos zu Boden. Herbeigeeilte freundliche Passanten hoben ihn auf und brachten ihn in ein nahegelegenes Bahnhofslokal, wo er allmählich wieder zu Bewusstsein und Kräften kam. Nicht schlecht erstaunt musste er feststellen, dass der Schlag auf den Kopf ihm nicht nur vorübergehend das Bewusstsein, sondern auch das Gedächtnis genommen hatte. Sinnend aus dem Fenster des Lokals blickend stellte K. sich vier Fragen:
1. Wer um Gotteswillen bin ich?
2. In welcher Stadt bin ich?
3. Wie heißt die Kaschemme, in die ich gebracht worden bin?
4. Und wo ist mein verdammter Hut?
Wissen Sie’s?