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There is a store in Perth that has bat mobiles for $20. There is the new cycle, normal bat car, enforcer car?, and trailer with boat. They are slightly larger than normal hot wheels cars. They are branded as hot wheels.
They also have a 3pc box set with 60s car, sidecar cycle and bat girl cycle. They are slightly smaller than hot wheels cars I think.
Then there are two model kits, 60s car and 60s boat.
Does anyone remember how popular those '89 Diecast Batmobiles, from the 1st Tim Burton film, were? :D
Man I love that model of the Batmobile :cool:, but I was never lucky enough as a kid to ever get one of those toys... Not until like 2-3 years later, second hand, and the fad had well and truly gone... :o
lol was just looking them up on ebay not to long ago :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Hursticon
i'm still looking for the spray on shark repellent found in the bat-copter.
http://i620.photobucket.com/albums/t...009/batcar.jpg
here they are
nothing can beat the Batmobile from the animated series though
and totally off subject i want that penguin puppet from the pic above
LOL, I was always (am still am) fond of the Adam West Batmobile, with the double cockpit and the need to speed up the footage to make it go fast! Although the animated series is a good one too.
I would love to see the 60's Batmobile and KITT go at it in a race!!
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http://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/p...il&picture=out
Noticed the above on BBTS.
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Tim Burton reimagined Gotham City as a noir nightmare in his blockbuster 1989 film Batman. Starring Michael Keaton as the Caped Crusader, Batman also introduced audiences to a high-performance Batmobile with a turbine engine, a retractable canopy, and tail fins. Hot Wheels recreates that version of the Batmobile with their Hot Wheels Heritage 1989 Batmobile Die-Cast Replica. At 1/18-scale, this is one of the most detailed versions of the Michael Keaton Batmobile ever created!