You can definitly see the resemblence to the 1989 Keaton car.

Obviously, this was my first attempt at the batmobile. It was quite rushed and largely inaccurate because my attention span at age ten was almost non-existent. AS you can see, it bears a striking resemblence to the 1989 Keaton car from Batman the movie. It's almost a good clone, but not quite.

This Batmoible features two exhaust nozzles instead of the single one from the original.

The top view isn't half bad for a dark-sges MOC.

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This Batmobile can be viewed in its fullness on Brickshelf . Comments Add a comment  I like it  Alexandre Araujo   February 16, 2006 If you put the wheels more to the inside, you could make something to make it split in two,''AS SEEN ON TV'' =D  I like it  Fizzlebrick McFizzlebrick   February 16, 2006 Nice work as always. Sure it may have two nozzles for the engine, but you can still say that it resembles bat ears. I was going to suggest retrofitting the Batmobile to separate into the Batmissile, but that looks a extremely tough. Great work for something lost in the sands of time.

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