This is my first Batmobile that I've made minifig scale. I kept rebuilding constantly to keep it small yet still have that wonderful detail that I'm crazy about. The result turned out surprisingly well, if not as studless as I had originally intended.

Those headlights are chopped up stickers (yes, stickers) from the officially licsened Batmobile (Two-Face Escape). I had 1x1 clear pieces in there, but they just didn't have the right look.

Profile shot. Nuff said, Batman.

BOOTY SHOT! THe rear end of this beauty turned out great. It's way sturdier that it looks as well.

The main "thrust" of the power. Ha ha...

For all those adoring fans out there who were dying to know, yes, the caped crusader fits quite comfortably into the Batmobile.

Yes, the interior is a bit utilitarian, but it's functional. What else do you need but a steering wheel and a speedometer?

And now for my next magical trick, watch as the Batmobile transforms...

...Into the Batmissile! Yes folks, that's right. What Keaton car would be complete without the ability to shed a few pounds for those tight Gotham alleyways?

The Batmissile in all its skinny glory.

And now a back view.

Okay, okay. I know it doesn't have wheels. It was a chore just getting all those features in there is first place. So I'm no Houdini, sue me.

And now Michael Keaton, er, Batman bids you farewell and to remember to do your part to take a bit out of crime by giving this MOC five heads and a glowing review.