Here's a couple of Batman-related WIPs I've been working on and experimenting around with:

Wayne Manor, with a secret passage to the Batcave.

The main entrance to Arkham Asylum (it's still a bit bare, but I'm still working on it):

Some of the security guards.

What do you think?  Any constructive criticism or ideas on how to improve it?

The bookshelves/display cases look perfect, along with the piano, tree, and table settings.  Like backyardlegos said, the Han Solo in carbonite does look a bit strange in there.  Maybe try some kind of painting made up of 1 x 1 tiles, or perhaps a suit of armor, something along those lines?
Just interested, are the walls behind the bookcases tan or are they just mismatching colors not seen?

For the entrance to Arkham just be sure you add something along the ground.  Maybe shrubbery, rocks, (a few) trees, trash (?), stuff like that.  I really like the detailing on what you have so far.

Nothing else I can really think of, sorry I'm not much help. 

Oh yeah, be sure to clean the set well before filming...I see some dust and is that a hair on the floor of Wayne Manor?

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IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL!

Thanks for the great feedback!

I guess Han might be a bit out of place, but it's meant to be a sort of sculpture/ornament thing.  I like coming up with alternative uses for unusual bricks so I set myself a challenge of sorts to see how many uses I could come up with for the Carbonite Bath brick.

@JonnDthunDer:  They're multi-coloured bricks (except where you can see the wall--by the minifig statue/trophy for instance--where I used black to make it look like the back of the bookcase).  I have very little beige brick, in fact this used up just about all the beige bricks I own, so I have to be very sparing with how I use them.

@Pritchard: I actually intend for Arkham Asylum to be set within Gotham City (instead of on the outskirts), hence there would be concrete instead of natural landscaping (but I might change that somewhat, I'll have to see how it goes). I'll also add more buildings which look similar to the guard tower around the gate, so the tower would look less out of place. The building is meant to be a guard tower made out of stone/concrete, whereas the gate is a sort of metal painted black, if that makes more sense.

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Medieval-y Town Square set. The last set I need for a short animation that I hope to release soon.

There are several more pictures over on my Facebook page.
Any thoughts?

This is really good. Don't change a thing.

OK....I guess all those Bricklink Orders over the past year or two have really paid off.

Thanks a lot guys, although I'm sure it can't be that perfect. I'll see what I can do about the more random floor tiles/decorations, but I reckon' the rest will stay as is. The animation should be up soon-ish, but don't expect too much from it. It's just a little something for the sake of releasing something every so often.

Yah, I really really like it the way it is.

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Thanks again, and FlyingMinifig, you're right.
It needs more wood, and probably more color to be a good medieval town. Thanks for pointing that out.

That film is done, and will be released tomorrow. But sadly, the few clips that the set is in just don't do it justice, so I'll probably re-use it in my animation challenge entry just to show all the great details off a bit more before it's destruction.