Cars
We don’t know whether we should laugh or cry (or maybe even both) with this Volkswagen Beetle-based replica of the Batmobile. The owner of the vehicle was apparently inspired from the car featured in the 1940s era Batman comics –see image after the jump- but the end result isn’t exactly prize worthy. If this is what the BatBug owner envisioned the 1940’s Batman in we can’t even begin to imagine what he pictured the Joker in… -Continued
- This 1989 Batmobile Replica Is Powered By A Boeing Jet Turbine! [+videos]
Perhaps the most celebrated Batmobile after the 1966 model from Adam West's Batman TV Show is the Anton Furst designed version from the 1989 and 1991 Tim Burton films. And while collectors may seek the original Batmobiles featured in the movies,...
- 1966 Batmobile Replica Comes Under The Hammer At Auction
Yet another wannabe replica of the most iconic and distinctive film cars of all time, the 1960s era Batmobile, is going up for sale at the inaugural Historics at Brooklands auction in Surrey on June 2. This particular example is based on a 1973 Lincoln...
- Swede Creates Amazing Batmobile Replica, Cost Over $1 Million And Took 20,000 Man-hours To Build!
A diligent Swede with more money to spend than Bruce Wayne himself and more free time to spare than a death row inmate has reportedly invested around $1 million US (we've no idea how this number came up) and about 20,000 man-hours to create this...
- Amazing: Home-made Batmobile Tumbler Replica!
Believe it or not, this staggering working replica of Batman’s current generation Batmobile Tumbler (see video here) was built from scratch in a house garage by Bob Dullam. Even more impressive is the fact that Dullam, who makes specialty costumes,...
- 1995 “batman Forever†Batmobile Sold For $297,000
The Batmobile that stared alongside Van Kilmer (Batman) in the 1995 movie “Batman Forever†is one of our least favourite cinematic cars, and it’s not difficult to SEE why. Apparently, we aren’t the only ones who feel that way...
Cars
Homemade BatBug Attempts to Replicate 1940’s era Batmobile
We don’t know whether we should laugh or cry (or maybe even both) with this Volkswagen Beetle-based replica of the Batmobile. The owner of the vehicle was apparently inspired from the car featured in the 1940s era Batman comics –see image after the jump- but the end result isn’t exactly prize worthy. If this is what the BatBug owner envisioned the 1940’s Batman in we can’t even begin to imagine what he pictured the Joker in… -Continued Via: Jalopnik , Source: Bamkapow
- This 1989 Batmobile Replica Is Powered By A Boeing Jet Turbine! [+videos]
Perhaps the most celebrated Batmobile after the 1966 model from Adam West's Batman TV Show is the Anton Furst designed version from the 1989 and 1991 Tim Burton films. And while collectors may seek the original Batmobiles featured in the movies,...
- 1966 Batmobile Replica Comes Under The Hammer At Auction
Yet another wannabe replica of the most iconic and distinctive film cars of all time, the 1960s era Batmobile, is going up for sale at the inaugural Historics at Brooklands auction in Surrey on June 2. This particular example is based on a 1973 Lincoln...
- Swede Creates Amazing Batmobile Replica, Cost Over $1 Million And Took 20,000 Man-hours To Build!
A diligent Swede with more money to spend than Bruce Wayne himself and more free time to spare than a death row inmate has reportedly invested around $1 million US (we've no idea how this number came up) and about 20,000 man-hours to create this...
- Amazing: Home-made Batmobile Tumbler Replica!
Believe it or not, this staggering working replica of Batman’s current generation Batmobile Tumbler (see video here) was built from scratch in a house garage by Bob Dullam. Even more impressive is the fact that Dullam, who makes specialty costumes,...
- 1995 “batman Forever†Batmobile Sold For $297,000
The Batmobile that stared alongside Van Kilmer (Batman) in the 1995 movie “Batman Forever†is one of our least favourite cinematic cars, and it’s not difficult to SEE why. Apparently, we aren’t the only ones who feel that way...