LEGO 76239 DC Batman Batmobile Tumbler: Scarecrow Showdown Toy Car with Minifigures, Batarang & Grappling Gun, Gift for Boys and Girls Age 8 Plus

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LEGO have gone for a printed utility belt rather than the specially moilded one found if every other, standard, Batman Minifigures, perhaps they could of produced another fancier looking belt for this iteration, but in gold!? I don’t mind Batman being in every single set just as long as they include some of the many other cool characters DC has to offer. This buildable Tumbler toy makes a spectacular birthday or holiday gift for fans of Batman™ and cool cars aged 8 and up. Roll in 76239 Batmobile Tumbler: Scarecrow Showdown to save the day, then. It’s a much more scaled-down interpretation of the Tumbler, set to a far more accessible budget, lower building age level and design aesthetic that has prioritised play over accuracy. It’s chonky and it basically looks like it’s been forced through the same dimensions-wrenching process that created minifigures from people. Is it too tall or is it too wide? Are the wheels too big or just placed too close together? iconic LEGO minifigures: Batman and the Scarecrow with weapons, encourage kids to explore endless imaginative play possibilities, and an alternative' nightmare' head for Batman inspires even more creativity. This Batman building toy for kids is a beautiful birthday or Christmas gift for Caped Crusader's fans.

The ultimate, armoured crime-fighting machine puts high-octane, super-hero style & action into kids’ hands when they roar through GOTHAM CITY In addition to consultations with the consultee listed, we will publicise the application in accordance with national requirements and our local policy.The cowl and double-sided head deviate noticeably from the onscreen character, although the ears are approximately proportional which is most important. However, I would have welcomed an updated head. Additionally, printed legs would certainly have improved this design, matching the corresponding minifigure which accompanies 76240 Batmobile Tumbler.

I particularly like the use of the four small spoilers parts that are mounted on top, giving the vehicle a more chunky, tank, type feel. Meanwhile, the inclusion of a bonus head to swap it out for is great, but still feels like an odd choice. It represents the moment in Batman Begins when Dr. Jonathan Crane is dosed with his own fear toxin and sees the monstrous version of Batman try to interrogate him. While it’s a great nod to a memorable scene, if we were given a choice of a third minifigure head to include in the set, most may have instead opted for a maskless Dr. Crane, given how much more often he was seen in the film without his Scarecrow mask on. So for me there have been many very good years for LEGO DC; I only wish they would create more sets including a wider variety of characters to interest more people. Base the sets off Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, and Justice League Action - there are a ton of characters in those episodes for which I’d be more than happy to pay.

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This build utilizes pieces from 76239-1 Batman Tumbler and additional parts to create the camouflage version of the Batmobile Protect the streets of Gotham City with our meticulously designed LEGO Batman sets. Each set pays homage to the iconic world of the Dark Knight, delivering an immersive experience that captures the essence of Batman's crime-fighting adventures. From Batmobile toys and LEGO Batwings to LEGO Batman and The Joker minifigures, fans can recreate pivotal moments from the Batman comics, movies, and animated series. Batman wields a batarang and grapnel launcher. While these accessories appear regularly, an alternative head is also included and portrays Batman's perceived monstrous appearance after Jonathan Crane inhales his own fear toxin. This design looks wonderful beneath Batman's cowl, especially with metallic silver teeth that dramatically distinguish this figure from other versions. Some items in the images above are not included in the final inventory count as they include Minifigures and pieces not essential in building the Batmobile LEGO has produced various Batman minifigures based upon The Dark Knight Trilogy and the newest example takes inspiration from Batman Begins, identified by his rounded emblem. This design appears simple alongside the minifigure from 76023 The Tumbler, released during 2014, but displays impressive detail across the torso, nevertheless.