Gorgeous.

Really neat. What sure what the scale is, but looks great! (Val Bats does not with new cowl.)

Not my favorite Batmobile, but it's a good looking one nonetheless.

RRP is probably going to be atrocious though.

Top three batmobiles: 1966, 1989 and then this one

I never thought I'd see the day when a Lego minifig would sport the Bat-Nipples.

@essel said:
"Great model, greater than the film, which is so goofy… but it's interesting for that, precisely…

Now let's wait and see whether a 'Batman & Robin' Batmobile will be released in the years to come — hopefully with a Mr Freeze minifig, so that I can recreate all those cheezy ice-related puns (and rewatch ThatGuyWithTheGlasses's review)."

Bat-Credit Card?!

This is a weird set when I think about it more carefully. The scale is kind of in between: too big for display in a typical minifigure scale scene but too small for display alongside other large scale models. The Batmobile has two seats, but only one minifigure included for display.

I am fond of the movie, but I’m not sure I’ll be getting this Batmobile.

The movie had one of the most interesting Batmobile door openings, which is probably too difficult to replicate at this scale. Ignoring tail fin, seems around 30cm between wheels which is shorter than UCS but longer then City vehicles, but really need a photo comparison against previous Batmobiles to determine whether should be a bit larger.

This is the batmobile that i love the least. I think the Lego rendition is WAAAAAAY better than the real thing in the movie! Somehow the Lego medium works so much better with the campness of the actual car, which was just too jarring.

The best thing about this Batmobile is it reminds me of the Batman The Animated Series episode where they make fun of Joel Schumacher.

@Mister_Jonny said:
"This is a weird set when I think about it more carefully. The scale is kind of in between: too big for display in a typical minifigure scale scene but too small for display alongside other large scale models. The Batmobile has two seats, but only one minifigure included for display.

I am fond of the movie, but I’m not sure I’ll be getting this Batmobile."

Yeah, i agree with this 100%. Is this a new line of Batmobile models in this scale? The new style of simplified stand and plaque suggest maybe yes. I collect most of the large scale and minifig scale Batmobiles but my buy-in on this will be discount dependent.

Movie Batmobiles as a pseudo-subtheme of Speed Champions make sense to me, and this isn't a repeat/redo like the 2025 Tumbler.

What does concern me though is the price, after the Burton pair and especially the new Tumbler pushed the envelope hard.

@Anak said:
"What a strange coincidence; in the the same year, when actor Val Kilmer has just passed away."

It's also the 30th anniversary of that movie.

As long as LEGO keep releasing different versions of the Batmobile to form a proper collection then they can carry on for me.

The piece on the side of the main vertical fin...is that new?

*Kiss From a Rose intensifies*

I don't have any affection whatsoever for Batman Forever, but this is actually a pretty cool Batmobile. The only thing I don't like is the super tall tail fin, which can't be at all practical! I might modify it, even though it is very tall in the movie.

Thank you LEGO!!! Coolest batmobile of all in my opinion. Never expected to get anything based on Batman Forever as I know it's not a favourite among Batman fans, but I watched this movie at the cinema three times when I was a kid. Val Kilmer was a good Batman/Bruce Wayne - so sad he passed recently. Definitely adding this to my large scale LEGO Batmobile collection.

I'm glad they keep making more batmobiles based on movies and animated series. They're perfect sets for Batman fans.
I hope they revisit the BvS batmobile at some point and maybe make the one from Arkham Asylum.

It's the car, right? Chicks love the car.

@The_Cellarer said:
" @WolfpackBricksStudios said:
"Yippee, yet ANOTHER collectable Batmobile.

Genuinely what corner of the LEGO fandom is asking for these again and again?"

DC Comics' answer to the numerous Star Wars Luke's Landspeeder sets?

More seriously, though, at least there are several different renditions of the Batmobile to make into sets but I do understand and support your comment nevertheless."

Multiple Batmobiles are not analogous to multiple land speeders, or even X-wings. The better point of comparison would be to, say, Rebel starships as a class. Getting an animated series Batmobile to go alongside the '89 Batmobile is like getting both an X-wing and a Y-wing: they're doing different things and filling out independent slots in a set. There's also a long tradition in Batman media of him having multiple cars across his history, so any good Batcave needs many Batmobiles.

But they couldn't bother to put in Riddler, Two-Face or even Robin?

Also, as an avid Batmobile collector, this is just too oversized compared to all the others. Instant pass, but that's alright: a Batman Forever set was going to be a hard sell for me.

But, how does it compare with the shadow box version?

Ok, I'll get my hat.

I just wonder why they went with the wrong color for Bats. Not like they were working off concept art…

And where’s Two-Face & The Riddler?!

Never appreciated this Batmobile (THE DICK, if you watch it from above), but good nonetheless. NOW I NEED THE BATMAN E ROBIN one!

Not exactly a great movie, but at least the car looks cool! But considering the UK price this will probably be €100, and that's a nope for me.

I loved this movie as a kid. It hit all the areas I wanted. I will definitely pick this up.

@Vindicare said:
"I just wonder why they went with the wrong color for Bats. Not like they were working off concept art…

And where’s Two-Face & The Riddler?!"

Presumably they thought getting the shininess of the costume was more important than having it be a darker color. Batman Forever's costume was indeed very distinctly shiny, especially compared to the Keaton or Bale Batsuits.

Y'know what Batmobile I'd like to see? A Golden Age of Comics version, like https://comiczombie.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/bat20.jpg Or maybe the original licensed Batmobile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SGnrXoWeoM

@TheOtherMike said:
"Y'know what Batmobile I'd like to see? A Golden Age of Comics version, like https://comiczombie.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/bat20.jpg Or maybe the original licensed Batmobile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SGnrXoWeoM"

For a few years now, I've had a serious itch to build a minifig-scale version of the _ORIGINAL_ 1963 Batmobile. That is an amazing piece of art.

I’m a fan of this, but please tell me the $99 price is a joke?

@CDM said:
"The piece on the side of the main vertical fin...is that new?"

No, it's the 2x2 tile with corner cutouts that's been around for some years now. Makes for a not-too-bad-looking way to stabilize the seam.