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Where does he get those wonderful toys? Super7, obviously. Celebrating the 35th anniversary of the 1989 blockbuster Batman, comes the Batmobile in Super7’s Super Cyborg line. Featuring the original design from illustrator Julian Caldow, under the direction of Tim Burton and Anton Furst (the latter winning an Oscar for production design for the film) this 13″ long and 5″ wide vehicle is ready to roll.
“The formidable exterior of the vehicle features a spinning turbine fan, rolling wheels, and an array of sculpted details including machine gun casings, grappling hooks, dual batwing fairings, and more,” the official product description says. Much like toys in the Super Cyborg line, you can take off the outer layer and see the inner details within.
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“Remove the pair of exterior panels on the top of the vehicle to expose the intricate inner workings of the Caped Crusader’s crime-fighting vehicle, including a supercharged V-12 engine flanked by twin forward-mounted machine guns, a cockpit with detailed telecommunications array and rotating steering wheel, rear-mounted oil slick dispensers and smoke emitters, and a turbine exhaust afterburner.”
This is the first Batmobile in the Super Cyborg line, but here’s hoping we can get the “cocoon” armor for this version, as well as the Batman Forever and Batman & Robin versions down the line. Super7 has been putting out some incredible vehicles within its lines, including the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizza Party Wagon that GameSpot got an early look at.
The Batmobile is available for preorder now for $125 at Amazon ahead of its October 14 release.
