Jada - Batmobile w/ Batman (Classic TV Series)

I had always loved the original batmobile. It's a high quality item. I shopped around and Best Buy had the best price. Thankyou Best Buy

If you’re a Batman lover and collector this is a must buy , the Adam West Batman and batmobile .

Awesome collector's item. Affordable price. Poor shipping execution. Car was knocked free inside the box. The box was still in good condition.

I bought this out of pure Nostalgia for the old 'Batman' tv show. It was a favorite as a kid, and this Die Caste model looked like a good cost-effective keepsake. The model itself is very well detailed and quite solid, with a good weight. It is well worth the money. Now.. The Flaws: The color scheme is a bit off, with an Orange-Red detailing instead of the True Red that it should be. I fixed that. A simple Red Magic Marker and some careful application thereof put the Red in place of the Orange. Next I tackled the main quibble that I have seen most buyers remark about; The Batman ! Batman is not seated in his sweet ride, he  is a solid Die Caste figure, intended to be standing NEXT to The Batmobile, while Robin is seated inside. Like most buyers; I found this to not be what I wanted here. I want Batman seated IN that Batmobile, not standing off to the side. Well, Me being Me--and a bit artsy-craftsy by nature--I grabbed my Dremel Tool and carefully cut off Batman`s arms and legs. (yeah, I can be pretty harsh with my childhood heroes) Next, I applied some rubber-based 'Goop' adhesive to re-apply The Caped Crusader`s appendages in the required position for driving--that is, seated, not standing. With the conveniently open-able doors, I slid my newly seat-able Batman into the driver`s seat. I made one alteration that goes against the tv series; I swept his cape out over the back --which is more like the comics than anything else. This was partly due to the cape on that lil` figure. The cape is a very flexible soft rubber/plastic that I just could not see losing sight of by having it behind/beneath the figure.   So, if you care to, you too can alter this model with a seated Batman. For me, it was worth the hour it took to do, from re-shading the piping detail to restructuring Batman.

Jada Toys knocks it out of the park once again with an amazing recreation of the iconic 60's Batmobile. I was worried, given the price, that it would feel a little cheap, but I'm so happy that's not the case. There's considerable weight to the piece, being made of diecast, and the paint is crisp and clean; you don't feel like it's going to break while holding it. The figure itself is diecast as well, and looks pretty dang good considering the size! It's definitely meant more for adults than kids, but for all Bat fans, and those looking for a little nostalgia, this is a must own!